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EXPOSED: CNN Shills for Corporate Overloads With Trump-Bashing Doc

Joseph Norris
September 24th, 2020 8:30 AM

CNN host Alisyn Camerota spent nearly ten minutes gushing over the new, highly political HBO documentary, and attacking President Trump with its director and producer Alex Gibney. Throughout the course of the segment, Camerota neglected several conflicts of interest: the fact that the media is supposed to be unbiased, and the fact that CNN’s parent company Warner Media, also owns HBO. As…

 

NY Times Runs Full-Page Ad for Scientologists, Not Jihadist Critics

Tim Graham
January 16th, 2015 12:12 PM
It’s fascinating to see The New York Times promoting a new left-wing documentary hit for HBO by noting the Church of Scientology has bought a full-page ad in The New York Times to fight it. (See page A-11.) Reporter Alex Cieply did not have the integrity to note that the Times will take money from the atheists and the Scientologists, but won’t allow a full-page ad to attack Islamists (they…
 

Bozell Column: HBO Hates Popes, Loves Kennedys

Brent Bozell
February 16th, 2013 8:10 AM
Pope Benedict XVI shocked the world on Monday morning by announcing he would resign at the end of February. For Catholics, there was sorrow and there was gratitude for a Holy Father who taught with such distinction and worked with such care to safeguard the church’s theological traditions. But there are those people who hate the Catholic Church, and they are ecstatic. Take documentary…
 

HBO Serves Up Another Anti-Catholic Screed

Dave Pierre
February 2nd, 2013 8:30 PM
Tossing aside honesty, fairness, and perspective in its desire to browbeat the Catholic Church, HBO serves up healthy doses of factual distortion, misleading claims, and bigoted sources in a new documentary scheduled to begin airing on the network on Monday. Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God is the latest project from filmmaker Alex Gibney, who has received accolades in the past…
 

Documentary Alleging Widespread U.S. 'Torture' Wins Oscar

Matthew Sheffield
February 25th, 2008 5:36 AM
Left-wing blowhard Michael Moore didn't win an Oscar last night but the Academy of Motion Pictures didn't dissappoint the PC crowd, giving its award for best documentary to "Taxi to the Dark Side," a film by Alex Gibney and Eva Orner which accuses the U.S. military of engaging in torture around the globe: The harrowing film throws the spotlight on US interrogation techniques at military…