NB Daily

Despite all immigration to the United States being effectively shut down for weeks amid the coronavirus pandemic, after President Trump expressed his desire to make the policy official with an executive order, ABC’s Good Morning America immediately denounced the move as “xenophobic” and just a play to Trump’s “hardline” base.

CBS This Morning co-host Gayle King on Tuesday cheered on Democrat Stacey Abrams’s very public campaign to become Joe Biden’s vice presidential pick. King also coached Abrams on how to apply for the job, touting her “great” answer to one  question.

Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel continues to showcase his disdain for anyone outside his coastal liberal bubble. During his Monday night monologue, Kimmel raged against those protesting across the country against the shelter in place mandates as “crazy right wing” Trump supporters, before claiming they wanted everyone to die.

On Sunday's AM Joy, MSNBC host Joy Reid led an all-liberal panel which portrayed right-leaning protesters and Donald Trump supporters as racists who, in Reid's words, are "making China the new Mexico" and who see the Chinese as "the new scary non-white people." 

Former Obama bureaucrat and current CNN anchor Jim Sciutto was scuttling back to his Russiagate conspiracy-theorizing on Monday. It took deceptively editing some of Trump's press conferences to make the case Trump and Putin are back to being pals, and so the 2020 election is again in danger of being mangled by the Russians.  

From MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace whining about Donald Trump tweeting “like a punk” while thousands die to her colleague Joe Scarborough cursing Republicans for sacrificing World War II veterans to Wall Street, the following are the 16 worst coronavirus crisis quotes by journalists from the past week-and-half.

Allegedly cleared of coronavirus by the CDC, CNN PrimeTime Chris Cuomo took his “official” first steps out on Monday his basement quarantine in weeks. Or at least that was what he and CNN wanted you to believe. You see, this “official” release came over a week after Cuomo was caught outside, with his wife and kids on Easter Sunday and berated the 65-year-old cyclist who called him out. Cuomo even…

CBS White House correspondent Weijia Jiang was on a crusade to take down President Trump and politicize the coronavirus crisis in the process. As NewsBusters as documented over recent weeks, she has been out of control: getting into repeated shouting matches with the President, decry his messages of hope, and directly claimed blood was on his hands. She flaunted her animus again on Monday when…

In the repugnant, never-ending liberal media crusade to not only annihilate but mortally wound Fox News (thus putting thousands out of work), New York Times columnist Ginia Bellafante took the not only false but grotesque plunge in her April 18 column blaming FNC for the April 9 death of 74-year0old Brooklyn bar owner Joe Joyce from the coronavirus.

CNN’s Senior White House Correspondent Jeff Zeleny really wants you to know that protests about reopening the government are “not organic.” Zeleny described them this way three times on Sunday night, telling Don Lemon, “there's no question these are not organic protests..” He then compared the rallies to the dreaded Tea Party:

On Saturday, NBC’s Today show worried that all of the “environmental benefits” of the coronavirus pandemic “may not last” after the crisis is over. While devoting a full report to touting “cleaner air and cleaner water” due to less human activity amid global economic shutdowns, the coverage cautioned that it could all be lost “if we return to business as usual.”

The View co-host Joy Behar fretted guns were a symbol of terrorism on Monday’s show. The liberal hosts spent numerous segments attacking people who were protesting across the country against strict lockdown orders. Behar blamed “right-wing media” for stoking fear, while comparing those protesting to terrorists.

Liberal MSNBC host Ali Velshi on Sunday used the COVID-19 pandemic to push for Universal Basic Income (UBI) for all Americans. Touting it as a “big idea,” Velshi largely dismissed the critics and glossed over cost. The MSNBC host, who has a history of promoting far-left economic ideas, began, “UBI is a big deal. It's a big idea. There's lots of versions. Every citizen regardless of employment…

As the media has reluctantly admitted that New York has passed its peak with COVID-19, it would be a good time for journalists to also acknowledge how they spread misinformation from that state’s Democrat governor, about the number of ventilators needed. However that will never happen, because it would require journalists to also admit that President Trump was right and they were wrong.