Guns

Over the weekend, as CNN host Jake Tapper interviewed Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese on State of the Union, he did what American journalists frequently do when speaking with Australian political leaders -- invite them to criticize the U.S. for not imposing strict gun control after mass shootings. The CNN host also fretted that proposed environmental regulations would…

In something of a double-down to a segment from last week, co-host Ana Navarro spent part of Monday’s The View making the totally rational argument (sarcasm) that sexually explicit drag shows weren’t that bad for kids, since they aren't deadly like guns. She also claimed red states were like Cuba and North Korea in that they’re supposedly barring their citizens from leaving…

On his Sunday Show, Jonathan Capehart put tough questions to Democrat congressional candidate Vicente Gonzalez about racist slurs made against his opponent by a blogger that Gonzalez had paid, and for his vote against the "assault weapons" ban,

The Disney backed streaming service, Hulu, is under fire after refusing to stream advertisements for certain democratic campaigns that promoted abortion related policy, according to The Washington Post.

CNN senior legal analyst Laura Coates guest hosted Friday’s edition of Don Lemon Tonight where she and her guests hyped California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s “trolling” of the Supreme Court and Texas on the issue of gun control.

WASHINGTON – Have you been following the massacres in America? It would be difficult to miss them. By the time I finish this column, and you have read it, maybe another 20 Americans will have succumbed to mass murder. There is, in a country composed of a mix of practical people and idealists, the urgent felt need to do something to end the killing. We are today stuck on the idea of gathering…

On Wednesday’s Good Morning America, ABC co-host George Stephanopoulos lauded a group of Democratic governors gathering in New York City who wanted to tackle “gun violence” by plotting to slam gun manufacturers with frivolous lawsuits suggesting they were to blame for crime and murders in their cities. He called their work “critical” and thanked them for it.

22-year-old Indiana resident and legal gun carrier Elisjsha Dicken became a hero Sunday night after he drew his firearm and neutralized a mass shooter. Certainly, a hero in the eyes of any sensible person. But in the eyes of most of the cast of ABC’s The View on Tuesday, he was just as bad as the mass shooter. They smeared him and falsely claimed he “broke the law” by carrying his gun…

On his Sunday MSNBC show, Jonathan Capehart and far-left, bail-opponent Rep. Pramil Jayapal are dismayed that an armed man who reportedly threatened her has been released from jail. And former "Anonymous" Miles Taylor sounds the alarm on the risk of political assassinations, but in his list of figures who have been threatened omits Justice Brett Kavanaugh. 

The more details that have emerged about the botched police response to the Uvalde school shooting, the more awful and tragic the story has become. MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell decided now was a good time to score political points, vilely claiming on The Last Word that Republicans were directly responsible for this terrible tragedy.

A good guy with a gun saved countless lives at an Indiana mall on Sunday night, stopping a mass shooter before he could cause more mayhem and carnage. CBS Mornings on dispatched that inconvenient part of the story in one sentence and allowed just 26 seconds to the story overall. 

A mash-up of inane and obnoxious comments by Tiffany Cross on her MSNBC show of Saturday, July 16th.

WASHINGTON -- There are some 400 million guns in private hands in America. Possibly I exaggerate. Let us say there are only 350 million guns in private hands in America. That still means there are more guns than citizens in America. It is going to take a lot of cops to gather those weapons up. The next time you hear a progressive urging the defunding of police, show him or her these figures.…

The foremost defenders of undocumented immigrants at the national Spanish-speaking media, suddenly bit their tongues and skipped telling their audiences that the two Guatemalan men arrested in Richmond, Virginia, for allegedly planning a 4^th of July mass shooting, were, in effect, illegal immigrants who have connections to a drug gang that operates in Mexico and the U.S.…