Nazis

Wednesday afternoon’s edition of CNN News Central took a trip to Crazy Town when actor and transgender activist Laverne Cox joined the program to react to Speaker Mike Johnson’s announcement that single-sex Capitol Hill restrooms are just that: single-sex restrooms. Cox, however, insisted this was some sort of Nazi-like attempt to create a “untermenschen” or “subhuman” class of people…

On Wednesday, Texas Monthly senior writer Michael Hardy uncorked a scalding hot take that Senator Ted Cruz’s (R-TX) support for the basic premise of only women and girls being allowed to compete in sports for women and girls puts him on the same plane as Nazi Germany, which went as far as putting gay and transgender individuals in concentration camps alongside Jews and the disabled…

Comedy Central’s weekly host of The Daily Show, Ronny Chieng, reacted on Wednesday to President Joe Biden calling Donald Trump supporters “garbage” by claiming that the White House’s excuse that he really meant “supporter’s” means that the election is now “Nazis versus grammar Nazis.”

ABC’s The View co-host Joy Behar didn’t get the memo on toning down the rhetoric. During Thursday’s interview with the former host of The Daily Show, Trevor Noah, Behar claimed Donald Trump is scapegoating immigrants and warned, “Don't forget Nazi Germany, the Jews were the scapegoat, and look what happened here.” Elsewhere, Noah claimed “some people might struggle” with a…

Less than a month after the second assassination attempt on former President Trump’s life, staunchly racist and anti-Semitic co-host Sunny Hostin (the descendant of slave owners) spewed dangerous, incendiary rhetoric against him on the Monday episode of ABC’s The View. According to her, Trump was a Nazi who was literally planning a second Kristallnacht but against “black and brown…

On Friday's The ReidOut, MSNBC host Joy Reid ridiculously claimed that there are currently fewer illegal border crossings on the southern border than there were during the Trump administration as she hosted a segment that repeatedly compared a second Donald Trump presidency to Nazi Germany.

On CNN This Morning, Republican Scott Jennings is quadruple-teamed by the three other panelists plus host Kasie Hunt, as they argue against his position that the nexus of antisemitism in America is in the Democrat party, not the GOP.

MSNBC’s host Joy Reid pounced on a since-deleted video posted to  former President Trump’s Truth Social account. The video – made by a third party – briefly flashed the words “unified Reich” in a series of newspaper clippings. Reid characterized the post as a definitive representation of Trump’s fascist views, and ridiculously suggested that no one in the media was talking about it and that no…

On MSNBC's The Weekend, Tara Setmayer, a former congressional staffer turned member of the disgraced Lincoln Project, calls Trump's potential VP picks "despicable hypocrites, the worst people, Vichy Republicans." She says people should remember "what happened" to Vichy people, who were Nazi collaborators. After France was liberated, more than 10,000 Nazi collaborators were executed,…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough analogizes January 6 to Kristallnacht, the precursor to the Holocaust. He fantasizes about female Fox News hosts and girls playing with their "Eva Braun" Barbies.

On October 7, the Jewish people suffered their greatest single-day loss of life since the Holocaust in a horrific massacre that should cause people to think twice before comparing someone or something to Hitler, the Nazis, or their crimes. Unfortunately, the news media only seem to apply that standard to one side.

Sad to say, America has been here before. Even if today’s media seems to have forgotten. America is awash in protests, many of them on university campuses, supporting the savagely anti-Semitic Hamas.

Our friend Bonchie at RedState penned an absolute scorcher Sunday afternoon over the latest bit of weapons-grade fake news from Rolling Stone. The topic? Well, a cadre of neo-Nazi lowlifes held a supposed rally Saturday in Altamonte Springs, Florida outside of Orlando and, along with plenty of anti-Semitic rhetoric, Rolling Stone insisted they were there to voice their…

In an attempt to push back against GOP history curriculum policies, CBS’s Stephen Colbert welcomed Pulitzer Prize winning author Isabel Wilkerson onto the Thursday edition of The Late Show while naturally covering up the fact that Wilkerson’s version of history compares the founding to Nazi Germany while asking her to give the GOP advice on the matter.