The View Urges Jay-Z to Compel the NFL to Embrace 'Social Justice'
The cast of ABC’s The View was excited on Wednesday with the news that Jay-Z will be this February’s Super Bowl halftime performer, but Sunny Hostin and Whoopi Goldberg were especially hopeful that Jay-Z can use his relationship with the NFL to pursue “social justice.” By “social justice,” Hostin and Goldberg appeared to mean a sort of forced racial demographic box-checking when it comes to…
Alaska Democrats’ Sullivan Scheme to Dupe Voters Confirmed by NY Times
A Democrat Alaska Senate candidate’s campaign sought out and convinced a retired teacher with the same name as her Republican opponent to put his name on the ballot in an apparent effort to dupe voters, review of communications and interviews reveal.
New York Times Author Laments Morality's Role In Abortion Debate
It’s not just candidates on the ballot next Tuesday. Voters will also be presented with various ballot measures and on Tuesday, New York Times national correspondent and author Lisa Lerer teamed up with PBS’s Amanpour and Company co-host Hari Sreenivasan to advocate for the pro-abortion side in Idaho by lamenting that the abortion debate gets wrapped up “in this sort of morass of morality.”
Morning Joe Pushes Conspiracy That Musk Has and Will Hack Elections
On Wednesday’s Morning Joe, the premier liberal morning show on MS NOW, host Joe Scarborough pushed more liberal election fears with less than a week left until the election and heavily pushed the conspiracy theory that Elon Musk hacked voting machines in the 2024 election. He asked Democratic Congressman Jim Himes what Democrats were doing to prepare for “these five trillionaires” “trying to…
Kimmel Conspiracy Theorizes About Votes Not Being Counted
ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel appeared to admit on Tuesday that he believes history began yesterday. During his monologue, Kimmel cited the long-standing precedent of the DOJ sending observers to polling places around the country as evidence that the Trump administration may not allow the votes to be counted during next week’s midterm elections.
Psaki Warns of Authoritarianism, Compares Trump WH to Serbian Gov't
Monday on MS NOW’s The Briefing, host Jen Psaki used former President Barack Obama’s remarks on corruption and accountability to not only criticize President Trump, but demand Americans flip “the circuit breaker” on corrupt government, akin to Serbia’s regime.
NBC the Only Network Newscast to Show U.S.-Cuba Blowup at the UN
As we’ve often said here, the Elitist Media Evening News is a consistent anti-news outfit. Time is often stuffed with fluff so as to avoid coverage of important stories. A rare exception, though, on NBC Nightly News, which was the only network newscast to report on the heated exchange between the United States and Cuba at the United Nations General Assembly.
CBS Heralds John Legend Backing Ohio Dems, Strategizes for Talarico
So much for being the MAGA broadcast network. Tuesday’s CBS Mornings opened with six minutes of midterms coverage fluffing the pillows of Democrats, trumpeting far-left singer John Legend campaigning with Ohio Democrats Amy Acton and Sherrod Brown. Elsewhere, they joined NBC (and ABC) in both promoting Democrats as surging in Mississippi and giving Texas Democrats a road map for Senate…
NBC Touts Mississippi Democrat, Blames Trump for School Bus Shortages
Across the broadcast networks on Tuesday morning, all three chose to apply their anti-Trump drivel and Republican voter suppression efforts through all-too-convenient anecdotes. NBC’s Today did so by blaming Trump’s Iran war for a Yakima, Washington-area school district having to cut bus routes (even though the school year didn’t start all that long ago), strategizing for Texas Democrat James…
Peter Alexander Minimizes El-Sayed Controversies as GOP Attacks
In a special live show from Michigan on Tuesday, just one week before the election, former NBC White House correspondent turned MS NOW daytime host Peter Alexander played defense for far-left Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and his controversies.
Alexander claimed his Republican opponent, Mike Rogers, had painted El-Sayed as "anti-semitic” and “baselessly” tied him to the…
Consumer Confidence Jumps in October, Defying Economists’ Predictions
October’s jump in the Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index defied economists’ dour forecasts by rising 8.9%, the nonprofit think tank’s latest monthly report released Tuesday shows.
Broadcast Evening Newscasts Push Bad News for GOP Over Dems by 3 to 1
A Media Research Center study of ABC, CBS, and NBC evening newscasts for the past month (September 28 - October 26) found that they filled their campaign stories with (56 minutes, 44 seconds) of bad news to just (18 minutes, 53 seconds) of negative news for Democrats.
Klepper Tries To Defend Talarico's Remarks About God Being Non-Binary
After Monday’s regular airing of The Daily Show, Comedy Central followed up with a midnight special that featured Jordan Klepper traveling across the country to interview various MAGA people for the purposes of making them look foolish. However, when Klepper tried to defend Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico’s remarks about God being non-binary, it was him who looked rather…
Levin: Biden DOT Sec. Buttigieg’s Gas Price ‘Memory Loss’
When Pete Buttigieg claimed that the Democratic Party is the party of low gas prices, conservative commentary Mark Levin quickly responded with facts to correct the former Biden Administration Transportation secretary’s convenient “memory loss.”
