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Boston Globe columnist Kimberly Atkins Stohr and Washington Post counterpart Kathleen Parker pinch-hit for Jonathan Capehart and David Brooks, respectively, on Friday’s PBS NewsHour, where they teamed up with host Geoff Bennett to invoke Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf, chief Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels, and Jim Crow all over a conspiracy theory about ICE…

NPR was eagerly touting their new NPR/PBS Marist Poll to underline the effectiveness of their advocacy: 65 percent of Americans, up from 54 percent in June of 2025, think the actions of ICE have “gone too far” in enforcing immigration laws. Pollsters don’t ask if the actions of ICE protesters have “gone too far.”

Amanpour & Co. picked up on a new book about Bernard Goetz, the so-called subway vigilante who shot four black teenagers on the NYC subway in 1984 because he thought he was being mugged. The book has surprisingly become a handy hook for the elitist media (whose denizens probably doesn’t ride the NYC subway) to wring their hands once more over racism. Interviewer Michele Martin…

One way "public" broadcasters demonstrate their dramatic leftist bias is by which books and authors they promote. PBS News Hour featured an interview by co-anchor Geoff Bennett of Howard Bryant, former ESPN The Magazine “Truth” columnist and perpetual racial grievance machine, lionizing the famous black actor and Stalinist Paul Robeson.

Bennett talked to Bryant about his new…

The unanimously Trump-bashing PBS pundit show Washington Week with The Atlantic came rushing to the defense of Don Lemon on their Friday night pitch-and-catch. Host Jeffrey Goldberg claimed "Don Lemon was arrested for covering a protest inside a church in Minneapolis.”

NPR looks like National Propaganda Radio as it pumps out nasty articles against immigration enforcement in Minneapolis. Their war on everything Trump continues.On Saturday, the NPR home page sported this smeary article by NPR desk intern Ava Berger: "A red hat, inspired by a symbol of resistance to Nazi occupation, gains traction in Minnesota."

When New York Times columnist David Brooks is absent from Friday’s weekly news recap on PBS News Hour with MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart, there is a good chance the latter may be forced to confront an actual conservative perspective. Such was the case this Friday when columnist Gary Abernathy declared sanctuary cities are not actually real and blamed Gov. Tim Walz and Mayor…

Monday’s Amanpour & Co. on PBS (and CNN International) invited former Columbia University president Lee Bollinger to promote his book criticizing the Trump Administration for squelching free speech (a common theme of late on previously federally funded media lately). His new book rages against "authoritarianism" under Trump, which pleases CNN and PBS.

The leftist media cabal constantly imagine themselves as the grand embodiment of Democracy and Freedom of Speech, even as they seek to put Republicans in jail and hope to censor them out of speaking on social media. They don’t live up to their First Amendment boasting. Take, for example, CNN's Christiane Amanpour.

On Tuesday, NPR media reporter David Folkenflik was back on his “keeping liberal media outlets liberal” beat with a preview of Tuesday’s Bari Weiss meeting with CBS staff. First, let’s express amusement at how liberal journalists grant other liberal journalists anonymity so they can avoid “professional repercussions.”

In “How President Trump has challenged a constitutional foundation -- Here's how Trump has reshaped the country and eroded democratic norms” -- a story that required no less than 19 staffers to report out, the formerly publicly funded National Public Radio indulged left-wing paranoia over the Trump administration’s alleged targeting of “freedom of speech and expression.” At…

For decades, National Public Radio was funded by American taxpayers, but these people do not love America, especially when Republicans are in charge. On the latest Weekend Edition Saturday, host Scott Simon demonstrated this by comparing today’s America to Eastern Europe under the domination of the totalitarian Soviet Union.

MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart joined PBS News Hour on Friday for his weekly news roundup with New York Times columnist David Brooks and launched several context-less attacks on ICE, including that it has “kidnapped” people. Brooks wasn’t much better, for he accused ICE of “violating due process rights, First Amendment rights," and the "Bill of Rights.”

Tuesday’s PBS News Hour identified guest Ilya Shapiro as a “conservative legal scholar,” a rare type of guest (most show guests are liberals are don’t get an ideological label). Also rare on the network that purports to a deeper more nuanced look at issues – the substantive discussion that took place between he and co-anchor Geoff Bennett. That substantiveness was due almost…