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New York Times "democracy reporter" Nick Corasaniti adopted a vengeful tone in his report on Trump allies getting their legal comeuppance. The headline: “After Years of Lies, Election Deniers Face Something New: Consequences.” Corasaniti pushed a sinister argument: "Legal experts say those convictions are a key reason that recent provocations by Mr. Trump after his series of indictments have…

No one in the media elites today is alarmed at a “revolving door” between the “objective media” and partisan politics. Politics seems more like a qualification than a disqualification.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says, "we don't need to hear what they [conservative media] say. It doesn't matter what they say...We all know where this is going."

So just what was then-president Trump thinking when he called Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger in early January 2021, and asked him to “find 11,780 votes” in Georgia, which if really there, would have put Trump over Biden in the close Georgia race? NewsHour congressional reporter Lisa Desjardins seemed confident she knew just what Trump was thinking in her Tuesday evening report…

WASHINGTON -- There was a curious report in The Washington Post late last month. I saw it in no other newspaper. It began thus: “When Yevgeniy Prigozhin, the head of the Wagner mercenary group, launched his attempted mutiny on the morning of June 24, Vladimir Putin was paralyzed and unable to act decisively, according to Ukrainian and other security officials in Europe.” Did you get that?…

Protesting emeritus Prof. Marvin Dunn joined Thursday’s Jose Diaz-Balart Reports on MSNBC to discuss his opposition to Florida’s new history standards on slavery. During his rantings, Dunn argued that one of the experts who wrote the standards is an anti-Semite who once thanked God for slavery. There was just one problem: that woman opposes the standards and is an elected Democrat.

Thursday morning’s Morning Joe offered another prime example of what leftists apparently think of the average voter. Apparently it’s a bad thing when elected officials and candidates for political office actually listen to voters and keep their thoughts in mind. This learning moment came when MSNBC’s Morning Joe co-host Joe Scarborough and liberal “Republican” and Bulwark podcast host Charlie…

The "independent fact-checkers" have a knee-jerk pattern of rushing to the defense of Team Biden. They're not always wrong about the facts. But their selection bias is obvious.

Terri Lesley was recently fired from her position as director of the Campbell County Public Library System in Wyoming and on Thursday, she joined CNN This Morning to talk about it. There, she was allowed to falsely state that none of the books in the library contained any sexually explicit material.

On Sunday evening, MSNBC weekend host Mehdi Hasan pushed to portray Israel as an "apartheid state" and complained about American Democrat leaders for supporting the Jewish nation as he spoke with J Street's Jeremy Ben-Ami, who frequently criticizes Israel from the far left.

Joe Scarborough gloats to Rudy Giuliani over his indictment under RICO laws regarding the Georgia 2020 presidential election. Noting that as a prosecutor, Giuliani aggressively used the RICO laws, Scarborough says, "live by the sword, die by the sword."

On MSNBC's All In, host Chris Hayes took a break from incessantly covering former President Donald Trump and his legal woes to mark the one-year anniversary of the passage of the so-called Inflation Reduction Act. During this commemoration, Hayes urged Democrats to run on their record of over three percent inflation in the upcoming 2024 presidential and congressional elections. Hayes seemed to…

ABC, CBS, and NBC have already done an hour of stories on the fourth Trump indictment -- from Fulton County, Georgia DA Fani Willis. Nick Fondacaro discusses "indictment fatigue" and the "white noise" of the endless cable chatter about Trump.

Overreact much? The PBS News Weekend show set off klaxon alarms Sunday evening about the pseudo-constitutional concept of "separation of church and state," based on the establishment of an online Catholic charter school in Oklahoma, the first publicly funded religious charter school in the nation. Host John Yang introduced his segment under a graphic that read “Church and State.”