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With the Thursday news that former President Trump now faces an additional charge of obstruction of justice related the deletion of security camera footage, the cast of MSNBC’s The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle managed to completely miss the point as they basked in the news that Trump is now charged with the very thing he condemned Hillary Clinton for.

Tennessee Rep. Tim Burchett returned to CNN for Wednesday’s CNN Tonight to once again go head-to-head with an anchor who denied the network has a liberal bias. This time the anchor was Sara Sidner who, while playing defense for Joe and Hunter Biden, insisted “I don’t have a base. I’m a journalist.”

Before Hunter Biden’s plea deal fell apart on Wednesday, MSNBC’s Ana Cabrera and political chameleon Kurt Bardella offered up what their big takeaway from all of the drama surrounding him: Republicans are hypocrites.

The revolving door between CNN and the White House was spinning at great speeds on Tuesday’s edition of The Source with Kaitlan Collins as former communications director turned talking head Kate Bedingfield claimed that Democrats have “a really response” to the Biden-Burisma allegations. Unfortunately for CNN and Bedingfield, her main argument relied on some fake news.

Unlike many of his colleagues, MSNBC's Ali Velshi actually managed to acknowledge the existence of the recent House Oversight Committee hearing on two IRS whistleblowers alleging misconduct during the Hunter Biden investigation on his Saturday show, but only to dismiss them and other allegations related to the Biden family as “stunts and conspiracies.”

A befuddled Scott Jennings was forced to correct Rolling Stone’s Jay Michaelson on Thursday’s CNN Tonight when the former claimed that he couldn’t recall someone with “such anti-Semitic ideas getting this kind of platform” when referring to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s testimony in front of the House Judiciary Committee. Jennings politely reminded Michaelson that “It's platformed…

CNBC’s Scott Cohn portrays himself on Twitter, not as some progressive commentator, but as simply a “journalist.” However, on Friday, Cohn released two articles: one on the top ten states to “live and work in” and one for the bottom ten.  Despite all the migration out of blue states and into red states, Cohn’s top ten was exclusively blue, while his bottom ten was exclusively red.

On Monday’s The 11th Hour, MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle joined up with Washington Post investigative reporter Carol Leonnig to warn that Donald Trump and other Republicans are not fans of the unelected bureaucracy and have “very alarming plans” to do something about that could lead to “autocracy.”

You can't make it up. Some leftist media sites are so desperate to find fascism under every rock that they'll even find it at the gym.

PBS NewHour host Geoff Bennett, New York Times columnist David Brooks, and Washington Post associate editor Jonathan Capehart came together on Friday to discuss multiple-defense related controversies from the past week and accuse Republicans of “screwing up” the military for the sake of their “culture wars.”

Carol Leonnig’s official job title at the Washington Post claims she is an investigative reporter, but based on her Wednesday appearance on MSNBC’s The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle, she is more like the FBI’s official stenographer as she attacked Republicans for criticizing the “hallowed” institution during the day's House Judiciary Committee hearing despite the fact “there…

MSNBC’s Wednesday production meetings must have included the directive that FBI Director Christopher Wray was to be defended no matter what as he testified in front of the House Judiciary Committee because multiple network personalities suggested GOP concerns were really attacks on those who battle terrorism and child sex trafficking.

Monday was a difficult day for CNN’s conception of President Biden. First, the network struggled with the idea that he may night be the perfect family man and then on CNN Primetime, struggled that he may not be the most caring and empathic man they have built him up to be.

Three cheers for Kirk Cameron. The actor who memorably starred as a teenager in the hit family ABC TV series Growing Pains has written several popular children’s books featuring conservative values. Now he's challenging the American Library Association and their bias against books like his.