Lydic And Rapinoe Claim America Cares More About Soccer Than Women
The Daily Show’s host-of-the-week Desi Lydic welcomed former U.S. Women’s National Team soccer player-turned progressive culture warrior Megan Rapinoe to Tuesday’s edition of The Daily Show to help her promote her new podcast, Why Are You Like This? During their conversation Lydic and Rapinoe would smear the country as a bunch of sexists, while Rapinoe would claim that New York City Mayor…
Affairs & ICE Harming Babies: Welch Uncorks New Smears on Kirk, Vance
I’ve Had It co-host Jennifer Welch stooped to another low and into the demonic on Monday as she suggested without evidence Vice President JD Vance and Second Lady Usha Vance had a fourth baby because of an affair he may have had with Erika Kirk and, as for their newborn, the Vance children could endure painful consequences for their father’s support for immigration policies targeting brown…
Manny Pacquiao Pro-Life Ad Airing to Billions During World Cup Finals
While the abortion movement continues to mask what they truly support behind shiny words like “choice,” one pro-life organization, Faces of Choice, has been hard at work bringing the reality of abortion to the world. And though the charity faced a setback in 2020 when its Superbowl ad was rejected just days before airing, they scored a huge victory on Friday in receiving approval to run an…
CNN's Hunt Theorizes Trump Is 'Bad Luck' for Sports Teams He Supports
Last Monday the U.S. Men's National Soccer Team was beaten by Belgium 4-1 in the World Cup, setting the stage for those who hate Donald Trump, to pin blame for the loss on him, like claiming his presence was the reason the New York Knicks lost game 3 of the NBA Finals. On CNN's The Arena Saturday, host Kasie Hunt theorized Trump is "bad luck."
Comedy Shows Use Team USA's Loss to Bash Trump
On Monday, Team USA suffered a 4-1 defeat to Belgium in the World Cup, and on Tuesday the late night comedy shows knew who to blame: President Trump.
Haddish Claims Red Card Was First Time Trump 'Defended a Black Person'
Actress and comedian Tiffany Haddish kicked off ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live!’s guest-hosted summertime shows on Monday by claiming that opposition to Team USA striker Folarin Balogun’s red card was the first time President Trump has “ever defended a black person.” Similarly, when weather delayed Trump’s 4th of July festivities, Haddish found it ironic that the MAGA crowds had to take shelter in…
CNN Can't Find A Fan Happy US Soccer Star Cleared To Play
Monday's CNN This Morning devoted a Group Chat segment to FIFA's decision to suspend the red card issued to U.S. men's national team striker Folarin Balogun. This reversal—following a reported call from President Trump to FIFA President Gianni Infantino—cleared the top U.S. scorer (with three World Cup goals) to play in Monday's Round of 16 matchup against Belgium in Seattle. Mario Parker of…
‘Outrage’: CBS Predicts U.S. ‘Tainted’ With ‘Stigma’ After FIFA Call
Monday’s CBS Mornings went all-in on jabbing the U.S. Men’s National Team hours before its World Cup Round of 16 match against Belgium, declaring the team is now surrounded by “outrage” after FIFA overturned star Folarin Balogun’s controversial July 1 red card, declaring they’re now “tainted” with a “stigma” and an future victories will come with an “asterisk” because they’ve “destroy[ed] the…
Daily Show Glad ‘All-White’ Scottish Fans Not Chanting About ‘Jews’
On the same night, Democratic socialist candidates endorsed by New York's Socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani won big in the New York Democratic primaries, with campaigns focused heavily on Israel in the form of ‘Free Palestine,’ Daily Show host-of-the-week Josh Johnson led the comedy show with a joke on the World Cup, specifically Scotland fan. He likened the troves of Scottish fans to an “all-…
CNN Shocked at World Cup Success Amid ICE Fears, Praises Iranian Team
Amid a so far successful World Cup, Monday’s CNN This Morning backtracked on their worries about the World Cup, as host Audie Cornish, who previously showed worry over the event on its opening day over a Somali referee banned for ties to terrorism, framed the World Cup as “uniting.”
Her guest expert on the World Cup, Will Leitch, the founder of Deadspin, was also seemingly surprised by…
Seattle Times Seeks Anti-Trump Soccer Fans To Root Against Team USA
The media’s attempts to suck the fun out of the World Cup are not confined to television. They extend to the local papers of the host cities as well. On Thursday, the day before the U.S. defeated Australia in Seattle, Seattle Times reporter Daniel Beekman took it upon himself to highlight certain locals who either refuse to root for Team USA or feel conflicted about the matter because of their…
PBS Peddles World Cup-Immigration Conspiracy Theory
The latest installment in the media’s attempt to portray President Trump as ruining the ongoing World Cup took place on Wednesday’s Amanpour and Company on PBS. During one segment, host Christiane Amanpour and author Simon Kuper tried to suggest that Trump is the reason why Cape Verde goalkeeper Josimar “Vozinha” Dias’s mother has not been able to acquire a visa, but there are compelling…
MSNOW's Ruhle Asks if World Cup is 'Showing the Worst Part of America'
On the new MS NOW program Money, Power, Politics hosted by Stephanie Ruhle, the host and her panel, including former ESPNer turned podcast host Pablo Torre and David French of The New York Times, attacked the occurrence of the 2026 World Cup in America. Ruhle called the sensation the German X user Freddy and the story of his travels throughout the U.S. a “one-off,” as she asked, “Is this…
Oliver Claims He Can't Trust Trump To Point To Civil War's Good Guys
HBO’s John Oliver declared on Sunday’s Last Week Tonight that he has as little faith in the Trump administration’s World Cup visa vetting as he does in Trump’s ability to point out which side were the good guys in the Civil War.
