NB Podcast

Chuck Todd announced he's going to leave NBC's Meet the Press. Did he leave voluntarily? Was he pushed? There's one thing we know: It's hilarious when he claims he's been all about the facts.

How do House Republicans negotiate on a debt ceiling when the media so blatantly favor the other party? Our research guru Rich Noyes has been digging into months of evening news coverage of the Republicans and Democrats on the debt-limit debate, and on how the two parties are portrayed on taxpayer-funded PBS.

Using Freedom of Information Act requests, the MRC's Free Speech America division discovered Biden’s Department of Homeland Security is handing out “anti-terrorism” grants to colleges that are funding “media literacy” warnings about conservatives, even smearing us in with the Nazis in a “Pyramid of Far-Right Radicalization.”

Washington Post political reporter Ben Terris is promoting his new book and reminded people on Twitter that he asked Sen. Tim Scott if he was still a virgin -- apparently in 2012 -- because when he was younger, he promoted abstinence until marriage. Liberal reporters don't ask trolling sex-life questions to Bill Clinton or Kamala Harris, so why Tim Scott?

NBC is a national news network. So why would it skip House GOP hearings into the FBI, and obsess instead over small-town right-wing school board members pushing a "dangerous" curriculum? It's liberal bias.

An easy way to discover how the media favor Democrats is from the treatment of embarrassing gaffes by Senators Feinstein and Fetterman. The same media outlets that constantly questioned Donald Trump's mental fitness are acting very gentle and protective around their favorite partisans.

The conservative media keep reporting on Hunter Biden scandals, but the liberal networks from ABC to PBS just keep aerobically running away from doing any journalism on the president and his wayward son. It's like they're all incredibly pessimistic about what would happen if they did any of their own digging. 

It was a banner week for bias. Media liberals were outraged at CNN's Trump town hall (including CNN liberals), but it was a sad rerun. Meanwhile, James Comer's press conference on the latest Biden family finance scandals was overwhelmingly ignored by Democrat-enabling journalists.

The Sunday surprise on CNN was Jake Tapper shaming Sen. Dick Durbin on how the Democrats haven't forced out Sen. Dianne Feinstein so they can get liberal judges confirmed. Sister Toldjah of RedState explains how Tapper sounded hyperpartisan and Durbin was more reasonable.

While the national liberal networks tout Democrats fighting the GOP in red state legislatures, radical left-wing bills in blue states are going ignored. Media editor Bill D'Agostino explains his findings about five extreme Democrat legislative proposals on gender, abortion, and crime that are going ignored.

Don Lemon's firing was not mysterious, but we're in week two of trying to figure out why Fox parted ways with Tucker Carlson. New leaks to Tucker-hating liberal outlets seemed intended to damage the ex-Fox host's standing, but conservatives largely found they liked him more.

Saturday night's White House Correspondents Dinner demonstrated once again that journalists go soft and syrupy when Democrats are in power. Biden mocked the press, and they laughed with him. The reporters hired another leftist hack to do the "comedy" portion of the dinner.

A photograph showing that President Biden was holding a cue card with the first question at his brief press conference on Wednesday shows that press events are rigged. If the press had any self-respect, they wouldn't be sharing questions and they would show more anger and demand more access about being shut out by "historically coy" Joe Biden.

Tuesday's PBS NewsHour displayed a stark partisan contrast in coverage. It began with eleven minutes of promotional coverage of Biden's re-election announcement, with no mention of Hunter Biden. They then followed with eight minutes of negative coverage about the civil rape trial of Donald Trump as alleged by journalist E. Jean Carroll.