Iran

Imagine having the chutzpah to call out your own employer on national television for doing some underhanded crapola in order to weasel its way out of utter embarrassment. That’s what Scott Jennings did to CNN for trying to dial back its months-long gas price scareporn.

File this one under Politics Make Strange Bedfellows. Saturday’s edition of The Weekend: Primetime relied on Tucker Carlson to make the case that the Iran war spells the "end" of President Trump, and that the MAGA coalition is “over.”

We all know that the leftist media hasn’t been objective for a long time now. Even so, it’s still a bit shocking to hear them admit their agenda out loud. That is what MS NOW’s Lawrence O’Donnell did on Thursday’s episode of The Last Word, in which he flat-out admitted to baiting his guests into airing their personal grievances against President Trump. At the same time, he blamed Trump for…

Like a moth to a flame, the anti-Trump fanatics over at Forbes fried their brains trying to make the trend of falling gas prices seem like a bad thing for President Donald Trump, as if higher prices were somehow better.

Amid a so far successful World Cup, Monday’s CNN This Morning backtracked on their worries about the World Cup, as host Audie Cornish, who previously showed worry over the event on its opening day over a Somali referee banned for ties to terrorism, framed the World Cup as “uniting.”

Her guest expert on the World Cup, Will Leitch, the founder of Deadspin, was also seemingly surprised by…

Ever since Iran and the United States agreed to the memorandum of understanding (MOU) which theoretically brings an end to hostilities pending 60 days of further negotiations, the criticism leveled at President Trump has been non-stop, with some even coming from Republicans, but it's been the left wing media and their platformed guests that have been leading the charge. One of the most extreme…

Co-host Jonathan Capehart opened Saturday's The Weekend on MS NOW show by branding Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon as a “roadblock to a permanent peace deal with Iran.” Capehart highlighted Lebanese casualties from strikes that came “just hours after a ceasefire took effect between Israel and Hezbollah.” MS NOW contributor Inzaman Rashid, reporting from Dubai, piled on. He declared that…

On Thursday's CNN This Morning, in a discussion of the memorandum of understanding with Iran, host Audie Cornish tried to corner former Trump White House Communications Director Mike Dubke. Cornish turned directly to Dubke and declared, “Mike Dubke, your favorite person just posted to Truth Social.”

On Wednesday, the crew at MS NOW’s Morning Joe continued to react to the possible end of the Iran War in a segment that was began as an attack on the renovations to the reflecting pool on the National Mall.

If you have been a regular viewer of Fox News's The Five, you may have noticed the  tension, which has been exhibited multiple times, between Greg Gutfeld and left wing panelist Jessica Tarlov, who have battled over many topics. On Monday's show, Tarlov falsely accused Gutfeld of giving her less time to speak then the other panelists, and the two clashed over an insult aimed at Michelle Obama…

In her way of a conclusion to the Iran War, which seemed poised to end after a negotiated deal ahead of President Trump’s G7 world leader visit to France, frequent Morning Joe guest and BBC U.S. special correspondent Katty Kay said the War with Iran might push more countries to get nukes, like… South Korea.

Sunday evening President Trump announced that a deal had been reached with Iran, and although  details were not immediately available, it didn't matter to some in the leftist media, who immediately went on the attack against the U.S., Trump,  Israel, and their Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. That was the case on MS Now's The Weekend Primetime, as co-Host Ayman Mohyeldin, formerly of Al…

Monday's CNN This Morning seized on Lindsey Graham's description of JD Vance as the "architect" of the Iran deal — framing it as a potential political risk for the VP if the deal falters. A poisoned chalice? Later, Cornish aired a clip of Barack Obama casting doubt on the Trump administration's efforts, and they argued Obama was saying his Iran deal was "a more permanent solution."

The imminent deal ensuring Iran will never have a nuclear weapon was “the whole purpose” of the war, President Donald Trump explained Thursday at a press briefing announcing that a peace agreement will likely be officially signed in the next few days.