New Zealand shooting

ABC Good Morning America co-host Robin Roberts spent her Wednesday fawning over former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and her schemes to curtail free speech under the guise of combatting “violent extremism and terrorism.”

In January, NewsBusters noted that far-left New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s sudden resignation caused the big three news networks in the United States to get weak knees over what they described her as an “empathetic” leader, an “inspiration”, a “pioneer” and "trailblazer" for her authoritarian tenure in office. On Wednesday, NBC Nightly News used the last segment of the…

MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle concluded Tuesday’s edition of The 11th Hour by mourning the resignation of New Zealand’s left-wing and “legit badass” prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, claiming “we… admire you from the other side of the world.” Who is this “we?”

WELLINGTON, New Zealand – Like Halley’s Comet that only comes around every 75 years, the resignation of a top politician from office is a rare occurrence. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has quit and not for the usual reasons of scandal or the all-purpose excuse “to spend more time with my family.” In a burst of honesty worthy of emulation by other leaders, Ardern has resigned because she says…

The “big three” broadcast networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC grew embarrassingly weak in the knees Thursday over far-left New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s sudden resignation, swooning over her as an “empathetic” “inspiration” and “pioneer” who achieved “global stardom” as “one of the world’s most influential national leaders” who enacted mass gun confiscation with “no pushback.”

The liberal media and their allies have made abundantly clear that their claims about “common sense” gun control measures have been a giant smokescreen for gun bans and confiscations. Such was the case on Monday as CBS Mornings and NBC’s Today trumpeted far-left Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s proposal to ban handgun ownership and institute buybacks for weapons…

Joining the ubiquitous collage of year-in-reviews from news organizations (including this one), weekday morning MSNBC Live host and NBC chief White House correspondent Hallie Jackson offered one Thursday morning about the Trump presidency. Not surprisingly for a liberal network, it took one jab after another at the President. In contrast, Thursday's CBS This Morning had a more straightforward…

When it comes to guns, the United States really needs to take lessons from the rest of the world. From enlightened, low-crime countries. You know: like Mexico. And Venezuela. That was the thrust of a hand-wringing CNN segment this morning. Narrated by Brit CNN correspondent Nick Paton Walsh, the chyron set the tone: "World Puzzled as U.S. Grapples with Latest Mass Shootings."

In a pre-recorded interview that aired on Tuesday's Amanpour and Company, PBS host Christiane Amanpour slanted left on gun control and global warming alarmism as she spoke with liberal New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.