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Each of the National Football League’s 32 teams attempted to strengthen their rosters over the weekend by drafting promising young college talent. Former Baltimore Ravens’ player Bart Scott, now an ESPN football analyst, said what each team really needs, though, is a couple more felons. His outrageous comments played right into the hands of critics who already regard the NFL as the National “…

Apolitical comic shreds crime-ridden Big Apple, home of NBC franchise. Comedians can’t be everywhere at once. If something happens in their own backyard, though, those excuses fade away. Ryan Long may be Canadian by birth, but the comedian has lived in New York long enough to state the obvious. It’s more like Escape from New York these days.

The Washington Free Beacon penned a Monday morning editorial warning that, based on the liberal media’s minimizing of the racist and hateful views of the NYC subway shooter and use of a Michigan police-involved shooting to harm race relations, future race-based acts of violence could soon be around the corner thanks to the their penchant for racial division.

On Morning Joe, cranky Joe Scarborough warns Democrats that if they don't deal with the issues of crime, and the chaos at the southern border, "then thugs like Donald Trump will. And we don't want that to happen."

AMC’s new anti-cop drama 61st Street aired it’s second episode, “The Hunter and the Hunted,” Sunday, and it was just as bad as expected considering the pilot episode. They’ve made it clear their goal is to make all police look as bad as possible and sway public opinion against them.

During This Week’s "Powerhouse Roundtable" discussion on the soaring crime rates in major American cities and what should be done about it, there seemed to be agreement that the Democrats’ “defund the police” agenda is dead. 

The last thing we need from Hollywood right now is another anti-cop show that puts the lives of our heroes in blue at risk and contributes to a record high number of officers being ambushed and killed across the country by painting officers as evil monsters out to prey on innocent victims. But that’s exactly what AMC’s new drama 61st Street is all about, unfortunately.

In light of the tragic shooting on a New York City subway on Tuesday morning, MSNBC’s All In host Chris Hayes decided to dedicate an entire segment of his show to push for gun control, with the leftist host admitting one of the first thoughts that crossed his mind was the fact that the United States Supreme Court might greenlight concealed carry in all fifty states. 

On Monday morning, CNN's Jim Sciutto and John Harwood devoted a segment to fretting that, as per the latter, the Constitution's respect for rural areas makes it unlikely that any new gun control will be passed in response to last week's mass shooting in Sacramento. In spite of the fact that few details have been confirmed about where the guns used came from, Harwood played White House…

Making his first appearance during a White House Q&A since March 10 (when he asked Jen Psaki whether President Biden owns an electric car), Fox News’s Peter Doocy went toe-to-toe with Biden Monday over numerous statements the latter made during last week’s European excursion that drew condemnations from international leaders and White House walkbacks.

While Thursday’s CBS Mornings was off on an emotional bender for Biden Supreme Court pick Ketanji Brown Jackson, ABC’s Good Morning America and NBC’s Today were also in the tank for Jackson, reporting her “historic hearing” featured her “facing down Republican attacks” over a “bitter,” “emotional” “heated,” and “intense” few days that ended with a “pep talk” from…

Wednesday’s CBS Mornings went above and beyond to prop up Biden Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson with almost 11 minutes of eye-rolling spin, denouncing Republican queries as unrelated to Jackson and instead to please their base, mocked concerns about her history on sentencing child sex predators as having “no there there,” and described Republicans as having failed to “…

Monday morning prior to the start of Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson, ABC, CBS, and NBC shoveled White House talking points that reveled over Jackson’s “historic nomination” and the “legal and political gauntlet” ahead and fretted Republicans are ready to “attack” with “fireworks” that could trigger “a political bounce” for President Biden.

On Wednesday, Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) posted a lengthy Twitter thread with damming evidence of Biden Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson’s record of being soft on child porn offenders. All three evening news broadcasts (ABC World News Tonight, CBS Evening News & NBC Nightly News) ignored Hawley’s allegations. This comes in stark contrast to the way the networks treated…