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MRC’s Contributing Writer Stephanie Hamill was a guest on “The Kimberly Guilfoyle Show” on Rumble with host Kimberly Guilfoyle on Thursday to discuss the latest trending news, including the latest scandal at NPR.

Disney/ABC’s procedural drama Will Trent took a political turn this week as the show touched on the issue of drag queens and the sexualization of children as well as anti-cop sentiment. You can probably guess which side the show was on for both issues.

“You better be on the (down low) if you're a Republican (in LA) because you're not getting invited to anything.” That was the message from Bravo’s new reality show The Valley- a spinoff of Vanderpump Rules (home of the infamous “Scandoval” cheating drama that swept the nation several months ago), just three episodes into its season premiere.

ABC's Grey's Anatomy is one of the most rabidly pro-abortion shows on television, but last night's episode spotlighted life-saving surgery on an unborn baby.

The last of Anthony Anderson’s -ish franchises, grown-ish, has returned to finish out its sixth and final season, and they’re making sure to go out with an anti-white, racist bang. Not surprising, considering their long, ugly history of hatred towards white people which can be found in every -ish show ever made.

On last night's episode of CBS's FBI, the villains were left-wing terrorists who had participated in anti-police riots.

Season 7 of ABC’s liberal drama Station 19 has begun and only three episodes in, it’s already pouring on the leftist propaganda. Thursday’s “True Colors” episode centered on “Fabruary- Seattle Winter’s Pride,” which the fire station is participating in, and inserted a child into the planning.

MRC’s Contributing Writer Stephanie Hamill was a guest on Wednesday’s Fox News at Night with host Trace Gallagher, and KTTH Seattle Radio talk show host Jason Rantz to react to the firing of former RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel.

Fox's drama The Cleaning Lady is a propaganda vehicle for open borders advocates. Last night, it romanticized illegals and portrayed a cartel leader as someone who cares about his human cargo.

No matter how much you hate Hollywood, it is not enough. This week, the documentary Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV premiered on HBO Max. It chronicles a house of horrors at Nickelodeon that included multiple convicted pedophiles on set, creepy sexual innuendo in television shows, and interviews with former child actors who are still processing traumas.

MRC contributing writer Stephanie Hamill was a guest on Tuesday’s Fox News at Night with host Trace Gallagher to weigh in on MRC Free Speech America’s latest study exposing Google’s election interference efforts over the last 16 years. 

MRC researchers found 41 examples revealing Google’s election interference efforts starting in 2008 to present day, benefiting the most…

Network television regularly portrays illegal border crossers sympathetically. Last night's episode of CBS' FBI was the latest show to do so.

Last night, Fox's Family Guy mocked the transgender agenda and struggle sessions imposed on those who dissent from it. 

Hulu’s dramedy Life & Beth, created by and starring notorious Hollywood leftist Amy Schumer, is unfortunately back for a second season, and, as expected, it had plenty of scenes that forced Shumer’s political agenda down our throats. Schumer has a knack for ruining what could otherwise be entertaining shows with her politically-biased storytelling.