Coronavirus

The media are using President Trump’s comments seven months ago to journalist Bob Woodward about downplaying the coronavirus as their latest, last-ditch attempt to oust him from office. The View opened Thursday’s show with the liberal co-hosts outraged, absurdly blaming the President for “mass genocide.” But co-host Meghan McCain pointed out how the media has an agenda against Republicans so…

National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow slammed the ridiculous “ankle-biting” leftists whining that the economic recovery has been helping rich people and not Americans in lower class strata.

"Donald Trump says he didn't want Americans to panic. No, he just wanted to sit by and watch them die." 

As fallout from Bob Woodward's book Rage continued on, the cast of Thursday's Andrea Mitchell Reports came together for some Monday morning quarterbacking on President Trump's handling of the pandemic, with Woodward's Washington Post colleague Phillip Rucker using the book to blame Trump for 190,000 COVID deaths.

It was easy to tell the broadcast networks were in full campaign mode on Wednesday seeing as they spent large chunks of their evening newscasts hawking yet another anti-Trump book, Rage by Bob Woodward. But while they spent over 16 minutes (16:26) being up in arms over something President Trump said publicly back in April, they used it to cover-up how the President was nominated by a member of…

With Jeffrey Goldberg’s Atlantic story in tatters, they needed a new so-called bombshell and they got it Wednesday in an excerpt on coronavirus from Bob Woodward’s new book Rage. And with that, White House reporters had a new talking point. On Wednesday afternoon, they tried (and failed) to browbeat Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany over claims that Trump “lied to the American public” about…

If you looked at Hollywood Twitter this morning, you might think that the media has finally found the key to getting Trump out of office. Though, who are we kidding? That’s the new narrative everyday. On Wednesday, audio tape held by legendary Watergate journalist turned anti-Trump tabloid writer Bob Woodward made the rounds on Twitter.

The New York Times tried to shift goalposts to claim that the Federal Reserve was responsible for President Donald Trump’s roaring pre-pandemic economy. 

After bashing the BLM group think mob who accused her of being a racist, Star Wars star Gina Carano has gone and laid the smackdown on excessive coronavirus lockdown orders.

While the broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, and NBC) were stoking fear of any coronavirus vaccine produced under Trump’s presidency, they blacked out the nationwide outrage at ABC-owner Disney for giving a “special thanks” to the operators of China’s Uighur concentration camps in the credits of their new movie Mulan. It was a missed opportunity for their competitors at CBS and NBC.

CBS Sunday Morning exploited the coronavirus to whine about income inequality and how terrible capitalism is. It also speculated whether the virus itself was presenting an opportunity to change the economic system. The program, hosted by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) fan Jane Pauley, used 409 seconds of airtime grumbling about America’s “worsening economic inequality.”

Nancy Pelosi’s press protectors were at it again on Sunday’s AM Joy, with the MSNBC host gifting the House Speaker with a softball interview exclusively focused on attacking President Trump and unbelievably, ignoring Pelosi’s recent salon scandal. 

Filling for Joy Reid was political activist and CEO of Vote Latino, Maria Teresa Kumar. Amazingly, Kumar gave the Democrat leader…

One way you can easily tell you're watching an opinion show instead of a newscast is when a network medical expert is asserting the president has "blood on his hands" for mocking masks like a "third-grade schoolboy." This...is CNN. 

Bad news for Nancy Pelosi. Even CNN is not totally sold on her excuses for violating San Francisco's coronavirus lockdown rules by having her hair done indoors at a salon, and at least at times without a mask. But anchor John Berman complained "people are making this a partisan issue."