Iran

Over there at The New York Post, Lisa Daftari “a foreign policy analyst and media commentator based in Los Angeles”, nails a real problem with the American media exactly.

In his effort to portray President Trump as a reckless foreign policy adventurer, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel took him out of context and omitted key information on Thursday to suggest that Trump was winding down the Iran War just so he could start another one with Oman.

Add obnoxious leader of the girlband The Chicks (formerly called The Dixie Chicks), Natalie Maines, to the ridiculous list of D-list celebrities with Trump Derangement Syndrome. The liberal singer took to Instagram last week to call Trump a “fugly slut,” while spewing a political rant filled with typical leftist buzzwords. As they say in the south, bless her heart.

On CBS News Sunday Morning, the weekend magazine show went in-depth on Iranian A.I. LEGO propaganda, as senior contributor Ted Koppel seemed mesmerized by its musical prowess. The report also went into special focus on Iranian propaganda videos that connected the war to the Epstein Files to an alleged Israeli blackmail scheme, which Koppel gave little pushback to.

Apparently, CNN has one-upped the experts on energy markets. They're claiming, based on current price fluctuations, that we won’t see oil dip below $70 a barrel until — get this — 2032.

On a day when Americans traditionally pause to honor the brave service members who made the ultimate sacrifice, MS NOW opted for a different approach: publishing an opinion piece accusing the U.S. military of wrongdoing in the ongoing conflict with Iran. n her Memorial Day article, retired Air Force Lt. Col. Rachel E. VanLandingham argues that the best way for the Pentagon to honor fallen…

The lefty media know that if they can scare commodity traders silly with their energy doom talk, the markets will run amok and they can point their fingers at President Trump and screech, “Orange man bad!” Enter Bloomberg News.

On Thursday’s CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish casually threw Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt’s viral campaign videos into the same bucket as Iranian regime propaganda. Pratt’s offense that led to this comparison? Using A.I.-generated images to lampoon California politicians as Batman villains and dark side force users from Star Wars. Cornish tried to make the absurd…

On Tuesday afternoon, Vice President JD Vance helmed the second White House press briefing since Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt went on maternity leave and, much like Secretary of State Marco Rubio did back on May 5, he deftly took on liberal journalists looking to trap him on the new Justice Department weaponization fund, the war in Iran, and even stocks. Vance’s strongest takedown came in…

Season 51 of NBC’s Saturday Night Live concluded with Weekend Update anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che hitting all the usual beats, including people loathing Vice President JD Vance so much that they want him or themselves dead, suggesting the country is racist, and Jeffrey Epstein.

Democrats want to exploit the war in Iran to claim they’re the Affordability Party. Trump bluntly answered a Daily Caller question by saying Americans’ financial situation didn’t matter “not even a little bit” in his negotiating with Iran to end the war. “They can’t have a nuclear weapon.”  

Last Tuesday, as he was about to depart for China, President Trump was asked, to what extent  Americans' financial situations motivate him during negotiations with Iran, and he answered, "The only thing that matters when I'm talking about Iran, they can't have a nuclear weapon. I don't think about Americans' financial situation.  Since that exchange, the media has behaved in a way that harkens…

We've seen it since the beginning of the Iran War from the left-wing media. Trump and Israel are bad, Iran, while not necessarily good, is certainly not a threat to the U.S., and  the atrocities that they have committed against their own people, and their targeting of civilian infrastructure in several Middle Eastern countries, for the most part, goes unreported. Consistent with this pattern,…

The three-letter networks' weekend of bad foreign policy hot takes continued on Saturday’s edition of Today as NBC chief international correspondent Keir Simmons hyped attempts to get Israel banned from the annual Eurovision singing competition for, among other things, its battle with Hezbollah that came about from allying with the U.S. in the Iran War on the grounds this allegedly…