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In the face of recent announcements from companies dropping their ads from his show, Fox News Channel’s Tucker Carlson was unfazed by the liberal thought police as he delivered a 17-minute-plus opening monologue Monday night speaking truth to the power of the Black Lives Matter movement. He called out their bullying tactics, manipulation of our moral values, and the brutalization of anyone who…

Continuing their use of Orwellian tactics, NBC Nightly News featured hypocrisy that jumped straight from the pages of Animal Farm: “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” That notion was on full display during Monday’s newscast as anchor Lester Holt immediately pivoted from a segment bashing President Trump’s upcoming rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to boosting the “…

Jon Stewart has directed a new movie coming out soon, so he granted an interview to David Marchese of The New York Times Magazine, who bowed to this valuable and "eloquent" voice, eager to receive his nuggets of wisdom. Steward said the "worst legacy" of his tenure at The Daily Show was interviewing right-wingers like Bill O'Reilly, when his leftist fans expected an "evisceration."

During a live interview with New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, on NBC’s Today show Monday morning, a heckler could be heard screaming at the Democratic politician, calling him a “dictator” and “hypocrite” for his coronavirus shutdown policies. It got so bad, co-host Savannah Guthrie was forced to acknowledge “this rage that people feel about businesses not being opened fast enough.”

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The View has lately become a training ground for Joe Biden’s vice presidential shortlist picks to puff up the Democrat presidential nominee. Just last week the hosts threw mostly softballs to Senator Kamala Harris and Stacey Abrams; on Monday, it was Rep. Val Demings turn in the spotlight. After questioning the former Orlando police chief on police reform, the hosts repeatedly invited her to…

CNN’s crusade against police continued Saturday night as protests broke out in Atlanta after the death of Rayshard Brooks 27-year-old African-American man who was intoxicated behind the wheel in a Wendy’s parking lot, resisted arrest, stole an officers taser, and tried to use it before being shot dead in the back. Situation Room host Wolf Blitzer led the mob, allowing falsehoods and rampant…

CBS journalist John Dickerson has written a new history of the presidency. Naturally, This Morning co-host Tony Dokoupil brought on Dickerson to use The Hardest Job in the World as a way to bash Donald Trump. Dokoupil critiqued, “There's an FDR quote I think we can begin with. He says, ‘I can only go as fast as the people will let me.’ We're in a moment now where it seems the people want to go…

On Morning Joe, in order to make an anti-Trump political point, Costa hilariously suggested that Tulsa, Oklahoma is "around" the Mexican border. In fact, Tulsa is separated from Mexico by 3/4 of Oklahoma and all of Texas. The closest Mexican border town of any size is 641 miles away. It's like driving from Nashua, New Hampshire to the border of North Carolina.

Appearing as a guest on Saturday's Velshi show on MSNBC, contributor Eddie Glaude accused President Donald Trump of planning to put on a "white political theater" that "plays fast and loose" with the deaths of blacks as he complained about the upcoming rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma -- a city known for a horrific massacre against black residents in 1921.

While discussing the fatal police shooting of Rayshard Brooks Monday morning on CNN, political commentator Angela Rye gave some dangerous advice to black people “fighting back” against police officers. 

Brian Stelter insisted President Trump tweeting harsh words on Comcast was an egregious "abuse of power," and an aberration of American history. Stelter can't seem to remember his own history, because he reported on Team Obama trashing Fox News as not a "legitimate news organization."

Time magazine's Karl Vick offered a fairly positive profile of Chris Wallace in their June 15 issue. But one line wasn't true at all. He claimed Fox News was "the network that pioneered spin." This is ridiculous, since the liberal networks have been spinning furiously from the left for at least 50 years. 

Bill Maher closed Friday’s edition of Real Time with an unhinged rant directed at Republicans on Capitol Hill. In addition to slamming the congressional GOP for always sticking by President Trump no matter what, Maher compared Republican Senator Lindsey Graham to a “Slave Abused by Fat Daddy” and warned that “democracy is about to stop breathing.”

The New York Times right-leaning columnist Ross Douthat used his perch for a long piece about the paper’s recent ideological meltdown over an op-ed from a Republican senator: “The Tom Cotton Op-Ed and the Cultural Revolution -- How liberalism, and the liberal media, are changing before our eyes.” He kills the Times with kindness.