Latest Blogs

It may have taken a long time for someone on liberal CNN to come around to President Trump’s way of thinking on one angle of the coronavirus outbreak, but that finally happened on Monday. The admission took place during the CNN Newsroom weekday program, when host Poppy Harlow stated that “every expert agrees, now looking back that the president's call to restrict that travel from China pretty…

Millionaire CNN anchor Chris Cuomo went on a rant, Monday, complaining that, as far as his job, “I don’t like what I do.” The liberal host also offered this angry assessment of Donald Trump, blasting him as “full of shit.” Cuomo, who has an estimated net worth of $12 million, threw a pity party: “I don’t want to spend my time doing things that I don’t think are valuable enough to me personally.”

For the past several weeks, TV journalists have been unrelentingly nasty in their coverage of President Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic. But they've also found a liberal Democratic politician to rally around: New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. Cuomo has become a darling of the liberal media thanks to his daily press conferences — along with the fact that he is not President Trump.

Sports Illustrated writer and podcast host Jimmy Traina on Monday tried to goad retired ESPN SportsCenter host Bob Ley into a broadside attack on President Trump and met with mixed results. Traina said the president is doing "long-standing" damage to the nation, and before veering off the political angle of COVID-19, Ley directed the words "criminal negligence" in the president's direction.

President Trump: would-be dictator, or mental patient? Nice choice that Morning Joe offered us today! Scarborough opened the show by saying he and Mika "really differ" in their reactions to President Trump's statement yesterday that he had "total authority," superseding that of governors, to re-open the economy. Mika described the statement as "another step in his march toward authoritarianism."…

Over the weekend, CNN early morning anchor Natalie Allen and network meteorologist Derek Van Dam seemed a little too cheerful as they marveled over a "bright spot" in the COVID-19 pandemic -- that requiring people to stay at home has led to cleaner air.

During the Chinese coronavirus quarantines and lockdowns, kids are on their phones more than ever. But what are they doing on them? Shockingly, Teen Vogue and Snapchat are encouraging them to sext and create what one watchdog organization is calling "underage pornography."

CNN couldn’t stand the heat so they bailed out of Monday’s Coronavirus Task Force press conference and dove right into some unhinged hot takes. While they insisted President Trump was the one who was raging, the OutFront panel was clearly irate as they threw out a flurry of insults and unsupported accusations all in an effort to blame the over 23,000 coronavirus deaths in the U.S. on the…

Monday’s White House Coronavirus Task Force briefing was a barn burner. Between the video showing the liberal media downplaying the virus, clips of Democrats praising President Trump, and reporters losing it, it had everything. But most notable was CBS White House correspondent Paula Reid getting in a shouting match with Trump that seemed to imply she was blaming him for the deaths of over 20,000…

In a measure of some internal accountability, New York Times executive editor Dean Baquet submitted to some questioning from new Times media columnist Ben Smith about how the paper took 19 days to report Tara Reade's sexual assault allegations as opposed quickly reporting the charges made in Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination. 

During Monday’s coronavirus press conference, Dr. Anthony Fauci rebuked the media for pouncing on an out of context quote pulled from an interview he gave to CNN the previous day. The liberal media had been using the quote to suggest President Trump was responsible for the deaths of over 20,000 Americans due to alleged inaction. ABC’s World News Tonight manipulated the video of Fauci’s defend of…

Millions of God-fearing Americans weren’t allowed to go to church Easter Sunday for the first time in their lives, but two out of the three major TV news networks spent only 20 seconds on the enormous controversy. Pastors, priests and members of Christian congregations celebrating their constitutional right to be in their churches were barely mentioned.

Liberals insist the science is unsettled on hydroxychloroquine as a cure for the coronavirus. If that’s the case, then why would The Washington Post "Fact Checker" squad give President Trump “Four Pinocchios” for touting it as a hopeful possibility? There aren't enough facts for a "fact check," but if Fox News is promoting it, it must be "incorrect."

The former Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy (Drug Czar) under late President George H.W. Bush had some pretty explosive things to say about how data models and the reaction to COVID-19 have affected Americans and the economy. During a segment on Fox & Friends, William Bennett gave an explosive summary of the effects the “panic” reaction has had on the economy, suggesting…