PBS Portrays Egypt Team as Beacon of Hope in Gaza, Skips Border Wall
The PBS News Hour’s eternal devotion to the Palestinian cause and anti-Israeli hostility post October 7 massacre was all too apparent on Friday night’s edition, as the News Hour found a new angle to promote the corrosive lie of Israeli forces as vengeful child-maimers. Reporting from Gaza, Nick Schifrin, who has contributed many of those Israel-hostile stories, had the gall to hail the country…
Panic! PBS News Hour Pushes Eco-Hysteria, from Northwest to Deep South
The PBS News Hour took the channel’s standard environmental alarmism to the boiling point this week. From the glaciers of Washington State to sweltering south Georgia farmland, “climate change” is coming for coastal communities and farmland. Ben Tracy, long-time environmental activist reporter for CBS, now does occasional scaremongering environmental tours for the News Hour. Monday evening…
PBS Reporter Disses Trump's Iran Death Count, Trusted Hamas Gaza Stats
After Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s rebuttal speech to President Trump’s State of the Union address, PBS News Hour’s foreign policy reporter Nick Schifrin nitpicked President Trump’s claim about the carnage in Iran. There’s an ideological point to casting doubt on the estimated number of peaceful protesters killed by the Iranian regime, given that Trump may be building up U.S. forces in…
PBS Skips Rubio's Munich Triumph to Bash 'Trump, Demolition Man'
Monday’s PBS News Hour virtually skipped over Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s performance at the annual Munich Security Conference to wail over his subsequent trip to endorse “far right prime minister” Viktor Orban of Hungary. The online heading to the segment after Rubio’s speech impressed even European leaders: “Rubio bolsters Hungary's far-right leader days after push to mend U.S. ties in…
Trump Advisor Wants PBS Defunded For Platforming Houthi Terrorist
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz tweeted his support of the move to defund PBS on Friday over a Thursday News Hour segment that saw the network platform Houthi terrorist and self-styled Foreign Minister Jamal Amer. While none of correspondent Nick Schifrin’s questions were bad, he didn’t provide any pushback either.
PBS Marks October 7 Massacre of Jews by Fretting Over Hamas, Hezbollah
How did PBS, which has displayed anti-Israel bias while whitewashing the radical nature of Hamas and its American supporters, handle the tragic anniversary Monday of Hamas’s invasion of Israel, which resulted in the murder of 1200 civilians, including women and babies, and the taking of over 200 hostages? Poorly -- focusing on Gaza and Hamas, just as they have every other day of the year, and…
ICYMI: NBC’s Alexander Grills Lloyd Austin on Hiding Hospital Stay
On Thursday, the Pentagon press corps were able to question Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin for the first time since his secret December hospitalizations and prostate cancer diagnosis he hid from the American public and President Biden until early January. There were plenty of tough questions, but most notable was NBC’s Peter Alexander (pinch-hitting for Pentagon correspondent Courtney Kube,…
PBS Puts Onus on Israeli Victims: ‘Carrots’ for Hamas to Free Hostages
One way to demonstrate the slant in PBS’s coverage of the Israel-Hamas war is to compare and contrast how their interviewers treat representatives of the respective sides. On Monday’s edition of the PBS NewsHour, reporter Leila Molana-Allen conducted a friendly interview with Mohammad Shtayyeh, the prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, which represents the West Bank, and who has failed…
PBS Won’t Trust Israel on Hospital: It’s ‘Carried Out Strikes' Before
On Wednesday’s edition of the PBS NewsHour concerning an errant Palestinian rocket that landed near a hospital in the Gaza Strip and killed many, show host Amna Nawaz offensively attempted to leave the question of responsibility open: Could the untrustworthy Israeli military still be blamed for the bombing? Nawaz talked to National Security Adviser Jon Finer and led off with the hospital…
