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Liberal journalists’ love for liberal comedians is not confined to the late night comedy shows. On Monday, PBS arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown sat down with comedian Jenny Yang, who he declared is using comedy as “a serious response” to the Trump administration’s immigration policies that Yang herself would call “a second pandemic.”

Did the 78th Annual Emmy Awards on Monday deliberately snub a Hollywood legend over politics? NBC's "In Memoriam" segment snubbed Chuck Norris, the star of the long-running TV show Walker, Texas Ranger. 

The Emmy Awards ceremony on NBC largely ditched politics and focused on actual awards, a feat almost unheard of in contemporary Hollywood ceremonies. Actress Sally Field lamented the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger. Writer Vince Gilligan tamely protested the divisiveness of the "last ten years" without mentioning the president by name. 

Ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11, actor Robert De Niro swung by CBS Mornings on Wednesday to promote his new film, Tribeca 25, and stress the importance of educating young people about that day. That would be perfectly reasonable if not for the fact that De Niro also sought to compare 9/11 to the current “political situation.”

A relatively talented actor like Andrew Garfield may know how to read a script, but he sure as heck doesn’t know when to shut his mouth before blurting completely dumb lefty tripe that could upend his work’s PR.

Even by MS NOW’s standards, On The Line host Alicia Menendez put forth a stunningly moral and logically upside-down bit of activist journalism on Monday. According to her, not only are celebrities fundraising for abortion saving lives, but doing so also makes them the “profiles in courage” that “we are looking desperately” for.

It's absolutely amazing sometimes to ponder how leftist celebrities think they are the smartest people in the room, and no one on their side seems to correct them when they step in a puddle of stupid -- like Chelsea Handler complaining Todd Blanche was going to overturn Roe vs. Wade. Derp! 

Liberal actor Jeff Daniels plays President Ronald Reagan in the movie The Brink of War about the 1986 Reykjavik Summit, but during a promotional interview with CBS Saturday Morning, he appeared to have completely missed the point of the story. According to him, the key takeaway is that we should all aspire to the amoral hippie-ism of John Lennon, “We’re all one person. We are all one world.…

The late night comedy shows have spent the past two weeks promoting The Odyssey, but Wednesday’s edition of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show decided to insert itself into the debate surrounding some of the casting decisions. Host-of-the-week Desi Lydic welcomed transgender actor Elliot Page and gushed that “your performance…truly took my breath away.” For good measure, both also hyped Canada’s…

NBC Nightly News anchor Tom Llamas sat down with actor John Leguizamo for Friday’s “Great Americans” segment to help him promote both his far-left identity politics and his appearance in The Odyssey. However, neither man appeared to realize the hypocrisy inherent in that.

MS NOW’s Connect host Jacob Soboroff rewound the clock on Saturday to promote a short documentary called Reclaim the Flag that was released a year ago that featured several LGBTQ celebrities—some of whom were definitely more famous than others—talking about their views of the flag. Soboroff sat down with producer Alexis Bittar to discuss the film and play several soundbites that included…

For the late night comedy shows, the first half of 2026 was defined by the final airing in May of CBS’s The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. But the political agenda of Colbert and his late night colleagues remained unchanged in January through June this year: No one expressing conservative views was ever granted a guest slot on a late night comedy show while 112 liberals were awarded guest…

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is facing backlash after announcing he'll keep his political views private and step away from public political commentary. Actors George Takei and Wil Wheaton criticized the decision, with Wheaton calling Johnson a "coward." In his recent Esquire interview, Johnson said politics has become too divisive and called for more dialogue instead of public feuds. While some…

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel and NBC’s host of Late Night, Seth Meyers, both reacted to the Thursday opening of the Obama Presidential Center by hyping the celebrity guest list in an attempt to troll President Trump. Kimmel would take the trolling efforts one step further and hype former First Lady Michelle Obama’s speech that was a “subtle little jab” at Trump by citing her husband’s unearned Nobel…