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A recent interview with Senator Raphael Warnock (D-GA), who is also a reverend, on NBC’s Meet the Depressed makes clear that Washington’s one true religion is power. If articles of Christian faith get mangled along the way, well, that’s secondary.

The ladies hosting The View are fans of the Paramount+ series Landman. In November of 2024, they were gushing over the star Billy Bob Thornton. So they might be shocked to hear a brutal critique of their show and them coming out of the mouth of his character Tommy Norris.

On CNN's State of the Union, in a segment on the mass shooting at Brown University, Chris Murphy, the Democrat junior senator from Connecticut, falsely accuses President Trump of a campaign to deliberately increase violence in America. Host Dana Bash barely pushed back: "That's a pretty big statement."

CBS’s Margaret Brennan scored an exclusive interview of Nobel Peace Prize winner and Venezuelan Vice President-Designate María Corina Machado subsequent to her arrival in Oslo. The interview, however, was a wasted opportunity as Brennan displayed how Trump Derangement Syndrome taints coverage of the potential end of decades of Venezuela’s suffering under a socialist dictatorship most…

Releasing in 2026, American Spy will be the  memoir of Navy veteran Zachary Young, the man who took CNN to court for malicious defamation and won. The book, published by Harper Collins, was co-written by American Sniper author Scott McEwen and will follow Young through his recruitment and exploits “operating in the hidden world of international espionage,” according to press…

Friday night’s edition of Amanpour & Co. on PBS made a full-throated call for reparations for slavery in America, with host Christiane Amanpour putting the USA on a moral par with Syria -- two nations in need of overdue "reckoning with the past."

NPR’s political analysts love to tell their leftist listeners that the Republican Party is in horrible shape, and they’ll locate the appropriate Experts to underline it. When the Democrats are evaluated, it’s an inside job. On Thursday, Mara Liasson only spoke to party regulars, no outside experts. She channeled hope.

On Friday morning, Democrats on the House Oversight Committee played politics, releasing 19 photos from the Epstein estate, including several featuring Donald Trump, long before he was President, pictured with various women. On CNN's The Source on Friday night, host Kaitlan Collins obsessed over Trump, not the other men in the released photos.

This could qualify as the tiniest Trump scandal of all time -- even smaller than they "Trump dumped all food in the koi pond" scandal. It's a FONT scandal.

Well that didn’t take long. Americans were barely done polishing off the Thanksgiving turkey left-overs when various media outlets began targeting, of all things, Christmas.

The Atlantic staff writer and podcaster David Frum brought out his tinfoil hat on Friday when he joined MS NOW’s Deadline: White House when he suggested that President Trump could arrest people to prevent them from voting in next year’s midterms. Of course, guest host Ali Velshi decided to echo those conspiracy theories instead of pushing back on them, while Prof. Basil…

The trio of PBS News Hour anchor Amna Nawaz, New York Times columnist David Brooks, and MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart assembled on Friday to attack President Trump for allegedly using “overtly racist rhetoric” at a recent speech, but nobody cared to actually specify what they found so objectionable.

With an appearance on Friday’s CBS Mornings, CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss made her formal on-air debut on one of the network’s flagship newscasts and she made it count as it was to both promote Saturday’s airing of a town hall she had taped earlier this week with Erika Kirk and set the tone for what should be the network’s future of embracing a diversity of views.

When the liberals at the Norman Lear Center at USC handed out their Walter Cronkite Awards for Fervent Leftist Bias – oops, for “Excellence in Reporting” – you can count on the winners delivering wild-eyed speeches about America descending into despotism under Donald Trump. MS NOW star Rachel Maddow thrilled the audience by proclaiming the heroism of their work in saving Democracy.