Economy

What does 92% negative coverage of President Donald Trump’s second term get you if you’re the legacy media? After the first 100 days, a basis from which to elicit doompolls that peddle narratives of disarray and chaos, while instilling fear in viewers.

A Media Research Center analysis of the ABC, CBS and NBC evening newscasts shows the new Trump administration has faced a withering 92% negative coverage, even worse than the relentlessly hostile coverage Trump faced in early 2017.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent sat down with ABC’s Martha Raddatz for This Week, to talk tariffs, China, and trade. And Raddatz got more than she bargained for when she tried to corner Bessent with polling numbers.

Pollster Frank Luntz found himself surprised during a panel with Trump supporters who unanimously backed President Trump's tariff strategy, defying reports claiming his base's disapproval. Despite Luntz's framing of the stock market dip as a crisis, panelists were unfazed, viewing it as a correction. The group expressed support for paying more to avoid Chinese products and emphasized trust in…

On Friday's Deadline: White House, MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace seemed to be channeling her inner Keith Olbermann as she accused the Donald Trump administration of arresting a Milwaukee judge to serve as a "distraction" from the economy.

It must be a cold day in hell apparently. Leftist fact-checker FactCheck.org actually took time to defend President Donald Trump’s first term economy from deceptive falsehoods circulating online.

Leave it to Hollywood to completely re-write history and try to cover up the failures of former president Joe Biden via blame-shifting. That’s exactly what happened on Wednesday’s episode of NBC’s procedural drama Chicago Fire, “Permanent Damage,” as one character tries to blame the high cost of living on “late-stage capitalism” rather than Biden’s absolute destruction of the…

President Donald Trump’s first 100 days haven’t even been completed yet and CNN is already whipping out "Great Depression" scare porn to describe the current stock market under his administration. No, you didn’t misread that. 

The New York Times has a nasty, Soviet-style habit of putting political personalities they don’t approve of on the psychiatrist couch. Elisabeth Bumiller, writer at large for the New York Times and a veteran at the paper, issued a self-righteous, unprofessional screed in Monday’s “Washington Memo” slot, “In the Words of the Trump Billionaires Who Run the Economy," in which…

At 94 years old, leftist billionaire George Soros has established the blueprint for how his enormous Open Society Foundations, fueled with $32 billion of his fortune, will continue fulfilling his dark vision throughout the world under the leadership of his more extreme son Alex. Part of that vision involves using the ever-evolving specter of climate change as a springboard to impel the world…

Disdain for President Donald Trump translates into a refusal to accept reality if doing it gives Trump a political victory. Examples include, but are certainly not limited to, the continuing assertion that Trump, about Charlottesville, said some variation of, “There were good and bad white nationalists and neo-Nazis on both sides”; the denial of the Hunter Biden laptop; that Trump “mocked” a…

The New York Times insufferable pontificator-in-chief David Brooks is calling for a revolution against President Donald Trump over his economic populism and government bloat-gutting agenda.

The New York Times’s mustachioed “China for a Day” propagandist Thomas Friedman is having a nervous breakdown because President Donald Trump isn’t a climate change nut like he is. And true-to-form, he’s simping for the Chi-Coms to get Trump… Again.

On Deadline White House, snooty host Nicolle Wallace suggests that Walmart is the place you shop if you forgot an item. Blaming President Trump, Wallace also claims that the economy is in "mortal danger." Her evidence: the stock market was down 700 points today.