Oliver Darcy

CNN's Media Unit was incredibly unhappy on Monday when conservatives on Twitter mocked CNN reporter Clarissa Ward reporting from Kabul on New Day: "Chanting death to America, but they seem friendly at the same time. It is utterly bizarre." It is bizarre to imagine you'd feel it's a friendly reception when people wish death on your…

The New York Times is raging at Fox News over an interview their reporter Annie Karni gave to CNN's Jim Acosta on Saturday night. Karni summarized the Obama view at the end of the segment that Team Obama (or Democrats in general) felt Obama's hundreds of birthday well-wishers were a "sophisticated, vaccinated crowd." In other words, only Trump fans are "super spreaders" when they…

CNN’s employee handbook must be one migraine-inducing document. Because while CNN continued to allow Chris Cuomo to collect a paycheck despite being wrapped up in his corrupt brother’s sexual misconduct scandal, they decided to fire three people for not getting vaccinated Thursday. This also occurred after the network brought back legal analysts Jeffrey Toobin after he was caught masturbating…

CNN media reporter Oliver Darcy used Friday night's "Reliable Sources" newsletter to crusade for having Fox banned. His partner in censorship was the president of the NAACP, Derrick Johnson, who said "I wish it could get banned, quite frankly....Because it creates more intolerance and more racial instability."

No one can compete with CNN in its complete lack of self-awareness of what it is: a talking-points network for Democrats, and the media’s loudest voice for removing Fox News from your cable TV. Late on Tuesday night, CNN's "Reliable Sources" propaganda email heckled "far-right" TV networks like Fox for not airing Biden's latest "Jim Crow 2.0" screed live and unedited. 

The Daily Beast, one of the media's most fervent bashers of Fox News, found an old Murdoch executive to pen a very Stelteresque hit piece of opinion titled "Former Murdoch Exec: Fox News Is Poison for America." The subhead was "The Rupert Murdoch I worked for was brilliant, courageous, optimistic, and a gentleman. Which makes his bile-filled network all the more confounding."

On Monday afternoon, CNN looked down their noses at the public, reporting on a poll that found most of the American people are are way too overconfident at spotting fake news. As usual, they offered no humility about all the fake news that they spread about the Trump campaign colluding with the Russians and other pseudo-scandals. Instead, they mocked people who watch OAN and Fox News.

Politico Magazine’s Friday “cover story” profiled Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy and, topping out at nearly 5,000 words, featured plenty of interesting biographical information about his upbringing (with his father being Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy), his approach to covering the White House, and his views on journalism.

In the latest NewsBusters Podcast, Sister Toldjah of RedState talks about how the "fact checkers" have grown suddenly lazy under Joe Biden, and how angry CNN media writer Oliver Darcy blocked her on Twitter over Tucker Carlson.

It’s just too rich. One Taylor Lorenz, a tech reporter for The New York Times, gets criticized by Fox’s Tucker Carlson. And The New York Times - not to mention reporter Lorenz - freaks out.

Brian Stelter and Oliver Darcy, CNN’s in-house cheerleaders for censoring or squelching conservative media outlets, celebrated a letter from Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee pressing TV providers to punish right-wing spreaders of so-called “misinformation.”

The war on conservative media is entering a new phase. Two House Democrats have written a letter to AT&T, Comcast, Dish, Verizon, and other TV providers asking them if they plan to continue carrying Fox News, Newsmax, and One America News. Reps. Anna Eshoo and Jerry McNerney of California denounced these channels as dangerous Fake News that should be scrapped.

You can tell there's real turmoil inside The New York Times when their pals at CNN's so-called "Reliable Sources" newsletter are reporting on it. Oliver Darcy led off the Thursday newsletter with news of "unprecedented…

A recent “Here to Help” New York Times feature on smart-phone apps recommended the encrypted messaging app Signal, given its “excellent privacy safeguards.” Yet most of the paper’s tech reporters seem determined to play politically correct hall-monitor to the rest of the world, finding and squelching any avenue for thoughts that may offend their woke sensibilities, even if they have…