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In a CNN This Morning segment on hunger in America, host Audie Cornish falsely claims that "one in five children in the US are experiencing hunger right now." Her guest, the CEO of "Feeding America," cleans up Cornish's false claim a bit, saying 1 in 5 are experiencing "food insecurity," a vague and expansive term including issues having nothing to do with actual hunger.

Washington Week with The Atlantic host Jeffrey Goldberg opened Friday’s political roundtable on PBS by setting up a segment on the reckless video issued by Democrats pressuring current military members “to refuse illegal orders” – while leaving the illegal orders supposedly issued by Trump undefined. Goldberg led off by ripping Trump's "unmanaged anger" over the "eminently ignorable"…

On Sunday's Meet the Press, "moderator" Kristen Welker lunged for the extremes. She nudged New York Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani to repeat his smear that President Trump is a fascist. This wasn't a question designed to challenge the guest, or even elicit an answer. It was a request to repeat a smear for everyone to hear. Trump is like Hitler, eager to fill the gas chambers. 

The Elitist Media is still abuzz about the recent meeting between President Donald Trump and New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and subsequent Oval Office presser. Contrary to expectations and hype, the tone was cordial and light.

The prospects of the Democrat members of Congress behind the viral “illegal orders” video being booked on the Elitist Media’s Sunday shows were as predictable as the Sun rising in the East, and as certain as death and taxes. Also predictable: that the media would, with varying degrees, facilitate their continued gaslighting of the American public.

Patrick Healy changed jobs this year at The New York Times from Deputy Opinion Editor to Assistant Managing Editor for Standards and Trust. This is a little funny for me, since Healy once asked me on a panel discussion "What do you have against democracy?" This week, he interviewed two Times religion reporters for an article titled "How Two Times Reporters Cover Christianity in a…

Friday’s Washington Week with The Atlantic on PBS was more feistily anti-Trumpism than usual, with moderator Jeffrey Goldberg leading the panel into various anti-Trump segments, including the president’s fraught relationship with the mainstream press. Goldberg used Trump’s spat with two female reporters in the White House press pool to label Trump, an equal-opportunity insulter, as a…

PBS (and its natural liberal fans) love abortion. Pushing abortion pills after the repeal of Roe v. Wade is heroic in their eyes. On Wednesday's PBS News Hour, reporter Sarah Varney spent almost ten minutes glamorizing an "underground network" of abortion pill distributors in pro-life states. It's "underground" enough that PBS helpfully hid the identities of all their…

On Friday's The 11th Hour on MS NOW, contributor Jason Johnson seemed visibly happy when he recounted that immigration enforcement agents in Charlotte, North Carolina, have had their tires slashed and were chased out of buildings by anti-ICE activists.

CNN correspondents on Friday’s The Situation Room came to a strange head when the topic of the mid-1940s Nuremberg Trials was brought up in light of the recent controversy concerning “unlawful orders.” On Tuesday, a handful of Democratic Congressmen posted a video telling U.S. military and…

Former White House press secretary and current MS NOW host Jen Psaki joined former NBC and CBS anchor Katie Couric on her Substack’s video show on Wednesday to claim that the current White House press corps is becoming “Kremlin-esque.” Both Psaki and Couric were too deep in their echo chamber to realize that Psaki’s previous sentence unwittingly highlighted just how absurd the claim was.

Hmmm. Where oh where did those pesky Republican Presidents go on the cover of TIME magazine? A special report on "Best Person of the Year: Leaders Who Made a Better World" skips over most Republican presidents that TIME made "Person of the Year."

Before CBS Saturday Morning officially headed off into its uncertain future, co-…

On Sunday, November 2nd, President Donald Trump said that he was considering sending U.S. troops to Nigeria, to help stop the killing of Christians at the hands of Muslim terror groups, claiming that these murders were being sanctioned by the Nigerian government. One day prior, the Administration placed Nigeria back on a list of "Countries of Particular Concern", those that we believe have…