This Is What a World Superpower Looks Like
America is living through a moment difficult to describe without sounding a little unhinged. But here goes: We are watching the United States do things that only the United States can do. In the span of a few days, Americans have watched astronauts push farther into space than any human beings in history, while U.S. forces execute military operations so precise and technologically overwhelming…
PolitiFact Contradicts Itself On Whether Trump Threatened War Crimes
Is it true that President Trump’s threats to hit Iranian power plants constituted a potential war crime? According to PolitiFact’s Louis Jacobson, that depends on what day of the week it is. On April 7, Jacobson penned a piece that suggested Fox News’s Jesse Watters was probably correct in saying they would not be given historical precedents in places like Iraq, but Jacobson still refused to…
Kimmel Wonders How Iran Will Negotiate With 'Religious Fanatics'
ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel’s jokes are so unfunny, even his liberal audience has trouble laughing at them on occasion. One such example occurred on Wednesday when Kimmel tried to employ the famous comedic reversal technique when he wondered how Iran will negotiate with a bunch of “religious fanatics” who “terrorize their own citizens.” Elsewhere, Kimmel congratulated Trump “for chickening out” on his…
Colbert Claims Distracting From Epstein Was War's Only Achievement
CBS’s Stephen Colbert reacted to the ceasefire with Iran for the first time on Wednesday’s edition of The Late Show and was ready to declare the war a failure. A sarcastic Colbert claimed the only thing the war accomplished was providing President Trump with a distraction from the Epstein files, while his cold open also attempted to throw cold water on the idea that the U.S.…
Leavitt Slams Journos Asking If U.S. Lost ‘Moral High Ground’ vs. Iran
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt faced a mostly liberal, elite media press corps Wednesday afternoon that had a Costco-sized carton of eggs on their face from President Trump’s Truth Social post the night prior announcing a preliminary peace deal with Iran following declarations “a whole civilization will die,” so it was no surprise some arrived with adversarial question. This…
PIVOT! Trump’s Iran Post During Evening Shows Pantsed ABC, Not CBS/NBC
Despite the liberal media’s hyperbolic chicanery fearing President Trump’s Truth Social post about wiping out Iran if the terrorist regime didn’t agree to a peace plan, Trump’s maximalist position bore fruit as he announced a ceasefire at 6:32 p.m. Eastern. It was worst-case scenario for ABC, CBS, and NBC as the post came out at the onset of their flagship network evening newscasts. ABC’s …
Kimmel Describes Ceasefire As 'The TACO Tuesday of All TACO Tuesdays'
Because ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel tapes his show in Los Angeles, he was able to react to President Trump’s Tuesday announcement that he has agreed to a two-week ceasefire with Iran. Kimmel echoed many on the left when he described the announcement as “the TACO Tuesday of all TACO Tuesdays”—TACO meaning “Trump always chickens out”—despite Trump doing what he claimed he wanted.
Chuck Todd Hints We Should Worry More About Trump With Nukes Than Iran
With all of the media talking about President Trump’s latest threats directed towards Iran’s bridges and power plants, former Meet the Press anchor Chuck Todd joined former CNN reporter and the eponymous host of the So What with Chris Cillizza podcast on Tuesday to suggest that while Americans are worried about Iran getting nuclear weapons, they should be more concerned with…
Kimmel: Ayatollah Laughing At Trump Praising Rescue Op At Egg Roll
Trying to juxtapose President Trump talking about the war with Iran with the setting of the White House Easter Egg Roll, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel urged his viewers to imagine the new ayatollah laughing at the “lunatic” Trump while watching him stand next to a guy in a bunny suit. The only problem was that Kimmel did not mention the clip he played of Trump was about the U.S. military rescuing the…
PBS Ready To Declare Defeat: 'We're Losing Every Day He Continues'
The trio of PBS News Hour anchor Amna Nawaz, The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks, and MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart appeared ready to pronounce defeat on Friday as they juxtaposed President Trump’s Iran speech earlier in the week to the day’s news that saw an American F-15 and Black Hawk helicopter go down in Iran.
Amanpour Echoes Regime About Assault On '2,500-Year Old Civilization'
PBS anchor Christiane Amanpour kicked off her Thursday show by suggesting remarks President Trump made in his Wednesday address on Iran have made ordinary Iranians angry at him. However, Amanpour provided no evidence for that, and it is likely she was just parroting various regime hacks she saw on X, which is otherwise banned for ordinary Iranians.
Spoiler Alert: ABC Was NOT a Fan of President Trump’s Address on Iran
ABC’s Good Morning America had the sensibility Thursday to do the opposite of what they did Wednesday in leading with — and not burying — the NASA launch of Artemis II on a ten-day trip to slingshot around the moon, but that’s where the compliments cease as, like Wednesday, Thursday’s show had plenty of anti-Trump hate. This time, it concerned Trump’s address to the nation the night…
Acosta, Welch Devolve Into Anti-Christian And Anti-Semitic Madness
Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta welcomed award-winning podcaster and fellow professional crazy person Jennifer Welch to his Wednesday YouTube show, and together they descended into madness. Acosta and Welch would attack various Republican Christians in the vilest of ways, comparing them to prostitutes and Iranian radicals. Meanwhile, Welch would also dive into anti-Semitism as she said it was…
Colbert Hypes Idea That God Doesn't Listen To Hegseth
As the Iran War continues, CBS’s Stephen Colbert hyped the idea on Tuesday that God is not listening to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The Late Show host made his remarks while referencing recent comments from Pope Leo, but the historical and scriptural justification for their condemnation was highly selective.
