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On Morning Joe, NBC News justice correspondent Ken Dilanian says that the new indictment of Donald Trump in the federal classified documents case "rival anything that Richard Nixon was accused of" and "reads like a Mafia case."

There is “the owner of natural gas company Burisma Holdings” bluntly telling an FBI informant that while Vice President of the United States, Joe Biden and son Hunter were paid $5 million - each - in a $10 million bribery scheme. That is one decided blockbuster of a news story. And The New York Times, The Washington Post and the networks skipped it.

“What are we to make of all of this? It's not America anymore. That's what I make of it. The Democrat Party owns the Justice Department. You don't hear of Republicans doing this sort of thing in a Republican administration,” Constitutional Scholar Mark Levin said Sunday, warning of the Biden Administration’s unprecedented assault on the First Amendment.

The Secret Service concluded on Thursday that they couldn’t locate a suspect for this baggy of illegal white powder -- it was cocaine, an illegal drug. This is a story of incompetence, that needs some accountability. But ABC and NPR couldn't bother to care, and PBS did a bland 20 seconds.

House Republicans may have spent hours questioning embattled FBI Director Christopher Wray, but he spent much of that time dodging questions.

In yet another display of loyalty to its liberal taskmasters, CNN’s Thursday morning reporting on the House Judiciary Committee hearing with FBI Director Wray consisted of CNN This Morning anchors Phil Mattingly and Pamela Brown complaining about how the “Republican leaders destroy the credibility” of the FBI by “attacking someone like Chris Wray” in their hearing.

On the Thursday edition of MSNBC’s Morning Joe, host Joe Scarborough and New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay took to the offensive to defend FBI Director Christopher Wray from Republican criticism.

In various segments, Morning Joe praised the FBI for targeting Trump and leveled blistering accusations at House Republicans. They blasted both GOP…

Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) grilled FBI Director Christopher Wray on the “explosive” court opinion that prevents the Bureau from colluding with Big Tech to censor Americans.

Jerry Nadler absurdly defended and even praised the FBI for its collusion with Big Tech to censor conservative voices.

Carol Leonnig’s official job title at the Washington Post claims she is an investigative reporter, but based on her Wednesday appearance on MSNBC’s The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle, she is more like the FBI’s official stenographer as she attacked Republicans for criticizing the “hallowed” institution during the day's House Judiciary Committee hearing despite the fact “there…

On Wednesday, FBI Director Christopher Wray faced questions from the House Judiciary Committee about his alleged weaponization of the FBI against conservatives and Republicans. Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) led Republicans and several Democrats in condemning the FBI’s conduct and insisting it maintained a two-tear system of Justice. Major news outlets, including CNN and MNSBC, repeatedly refuted…

During Wednesday’s House Judiciary Committee hearing, Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH) grilled FBI Director Christopher Wray on a memo out of the Richmond, Virginia field office that called for the bureau to insert spies into the local Catholic Church to monitor “radical traditionalist Catholics.” Instead of being appalled that anyone at the FBI would think that was acceptable, the cast of CNN’s…

On Wednesday’s CNN This Morning, anchors Phil Mattingly and Pamela Brown complained about FBI director Christopher Wray’s impending oversight hearing with the House Judiciary Committee panel. Along with several guests, including CNN political correspondent Sara Murray, CNN congressional correspondent Lauren Fox, and CNN legal analyst Elliot Williams, they whined about the Republicans…

MSNBC’s Wednesday production meetings must have included the directive that FBI Director Christopher Wray was to be defended no matter what as he testified in front of the House Judiciary Committee because multiple network personalities suggested GOP concerns were really attacks on those who battle terrorism and child sex trafficking.