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New York Times reporter Reid Epstein wept on Thursday over the “nativist smears” poor Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) was force to endure at the hands of popular Fox News Channel host Tucker Carlson. Reid fumed under the headline: “After Fox Host Questions Her Patriotism, Senator Who Lost Legs to War Hits Back.”  Epstein played the racist card to protect Duckworth from any…

On Wednesday's New Day show, CNN analyst John Avlon delivered a "Reality Check" to allegedly fact check Fox News host Tucker Carlson. But the segment actually spread misinformation by replaying Illinois Democratic Senator Tammy Duckworth's false claims about President Donald Trump's speech at Mt. Rushmore.

In another blatant display of support for the anti-America, anti-cop, violent, and vulgar mobs, Thursday’s broadcast network evening newscasts refused to cover Utah Republican Senator Mike Lee’s attempt to pass a Senate resolution condemning mob violence, which was thwarted by Democrats via Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ).

On Tuesday morning’s New Day, CNN host John Berman brought on Democratic Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger to spew Democratic propaganda about President Trump as he tossed her softball questions. The anchor cited unverified claims about Trump’s classified phone calls with world leaders made by left-wing activist Carl Bernstein in order to help the Democratic lawmaker launch her attacks…

On Saturday's CBS This Morning: Saturday and CBS Weekend News, the shows each devoted a full report to airing complaints over efforts by the federal government to prevent illegal immigrants from benefiting from stimulus payments, such as the two families featured in which one of the spouse each is an illegal alien.

On her 12:00 p.m. ET hour show on Thursday, MSNBC Andrea Mitchell desperately attempted to make the case for Washington D.C. statehood in order to help her friends in the Democratic Party gain two additional U.S. senators and possibly a permanent advantage in the congressional chamber. Lefty historian Jon Meacham then joined her in advocating the radical agenda and tossing aside the…

Just one week after he asked South Carolina Senator Tim Scott if Republicans were using him a “token” on the issue of police reform, on Thursday, MSNBC anchor Craig Melvin refused to ask Democratic Senator Dick Durbin about similar comments the Illinois lawmaker made about Scott’s proposed legislation.

After previously boasting about Democratic Party pandering (kneeling while wearing marks of the slave trade) and decrying President Trump’s executive order on police reforms, ABC’s World News Tonight and NBC Nightly News completely ignored the Senate GOP’s Justice Act, a package of police reforms authored by Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC). And while the CBS Evening News …

The View co-host Meghan McCain scolded her peers and the show she works for after the show opened Wednesday, attacking Republicans for coming up with their own police reform bill.  

As the liberal hosts whined that Senator Tim Scott’s “Justice Act” didn’t go far enough, McCain wondered why her co-hosts couldn’t be bipartisan and had to “crap all over Republicans” for…

With the death of George Floyd -- a heinous atrocity virtually every American decries -- unity should have prevailed. Americans hate police brutality; Americans care about black lives; Americans despise looting and rioting; Americans want to protect citizens but preserve the ability of the police to stop crime. Instead, the country seems to be falling apart. That's because of the utterly…

While it might not be popular to say in the wake of the recent social disorder, the true plight of black people has little or nothing to do with the police or what has been called "systemic racism." Instead, we need to look at the responsibilities of those running our big cities. Some of the most dangerous big cities are: St. Louis, Detroit, Baltimore, Oakland, Chicago, Memphis, Atlanta,…

During a contentious interview with Republican South Carolina Senator Tim Scott on Thursday, NBC’s 3rd Hour Today show co-host Craig Melvin wondered if the only black GOP member of the U.S. Senate was being “used” by his party as a “token” to lead policing reform efforts in the wake of George Floyd’s death. Scott promptly rejected the insulting suggestion.