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On Sunday, ABC’s World News Tonight With David Muir tried to tie the deportation of illegal immigrants to the public’s irritation with prices and blamed the rising cost of beef on ICE raids and stoked fears the administration was targeting legal, documented meat packing workers. Desperate for a story, ABC correspondent Steve Portnoy condemned President Trump for the rising inflation on…

Anyone looking to the Elitist Media’s Sunday shows for breaking news on the thwarted terrorist attack at Britain's Fairford Royal Air Force Base and home to several U.S. Air force units, was sorely disappointed. None of the shows on ABC, CBS, NBC or CNN covered the potential attack. CBS and NBC did, however, feature their regularly scheduled interviews with leaders of the Iranian terror state…

Pope Leo recently kicked off a four-day visit to France, and CBS assigned correspondent Chris Livesay to follow him around. Amid all the France-specific aspects of the trip, Livesay bragged to CBS Saturday Morning that he tried to make it about Trump.

We regret to inform you that ABC News continues to provide willful stenography for the homicidal Iranian regime. The Disney news division was invited to a formal gaggle with Iranian President Mazoud Pezeshkian, and to subsequently regurgitate whatever regime propaganda was uttered at the event. The most Trump-deranged of the broadcast network newscasts then complied.

NBC News stepped in it big time when it tried to notch a got em! against President Trump on the economic impact of the Iran war and ended up admitting that all the tariff scare-porn of yesteryear was crapola.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez may not be very popular in Spain or Europe as a whole, but luckily for him, there’s always the American media for him to run to for his daily affirmations. While in town for the U.N. General Assembly, Sanchez sat down with Comedy Central’s The Weekly Show podcast host, Jon Stewart, on Wednesday to join him in mocking President Trump’s speech.

NBC’s Seth Meyers reacted on Wednesday’s edition of Late Night to President Trump’s speech to the U.N. General Assembly with one bizarre claim after another. When Trump threatened consequences for Iran if it does not make a deal, Meyers labeled it “demented” and analogized him to Conan the Barbarian, who is “talking about war crimes” before comparing it to murdering the pizza delivery boy.

Comedy Central’s The Daily Show host-of-the-week, Desi Lyric, had a rough Tuesday. On one hand, she gushed over the reaction of the Iranian and Cuban delegations to President Trump’s speech to the U.N. General Assembly. On the other, she later welcomed singer Tom Morello to promote his new album that he claimed will help “serve as a bulwark against the rising tide of authoritarianism” in the…

On Tuesday’s Today, co-host Craig Melvin used the end of an interview with Secretary of State Marco Rubio to press him on the White House banning access to reporters with CNN, MS NOW, and Politico.

The internet probably needs a refresher on the meaning of the word “surviving.” The Washington Post is suggesting that Iran is “surviving” President Trump’s economic vice grip because the demagogic, death-worshipping regime leadership couched in luxury outside of the plight of the citizenry won’t budge.

I don’t know about you, but when we look for words of wisdom on world issues, we tend to shy away from anyone whose primary audience is toddlers on YouTube. In particular Rachel Griffin Accurso, better known as “Ms. Rachel,”  who has once again inserted herself into an international firestorm, by calling on “every wealthy, white celebrity” to match her $1 million donation to support Palestine…

The American media, as usual in the post-Vietnam era, really feels its need to be neutral when America goes to war. If the president is Republican, they sound determined to proclaim it's a failure from the first assault.

Based in Tehran, journalist and special correspondent, Reza Sayah, wanted to set the record straight on the happenings in Iran on Wednesday’s PBS’ NewsHour. But according to him, the regime was in a good place, they had more support from the people than ever with no opposition in the streets, and they were very generous to journalists like him.

On Tuesday, CNN’s Erin Burnett OutFront latest take was how the war in Iran was burning a hole in the average American’s pocket. This, of course, was in reference to the hike in gas and diesel prices over the last several months, and how tires in Syria and Guatemala are being set on fire as a protest to the dwindling resource. Of course, she was shouting about how all of it was president Trump…