Tony Dokoupil

We all want healthy air and to save endangered animals, but tone deaf journalists have no idea how deranged it sounds to hint that a global pandemic might really be the key to saving our planet. Three million people are dead, but Friday's CBS This Morning touted “nature celebrating” as the world does “better” in the wake of the coronavirus. 

Monday’s CBS This Morning began with the hacky hosts welcoming on Democratic Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms for a softball interview in which she and the liberal anchors desperately tried to blame Republicans for the massive economic damage being inflicted on Georgia by left-wing boycott efforts. Rather than demand Bottoms call on her radical supporters to stand down, the segment…

Suddenly, now that Hunter Biden has a lucrative new book to promote, it’s okay to ask the son of Joe Biden basic questions about a missing laptop that may implicate the now-president in business dealing with China and Ukraine. CBS will have a pair of interviews with Hunter airing on Sunday and Monday morning. CBS This Morning co-host Gayle King on Friday reacted to a preview of one by…

In the aftermath of the tragic shooting in Boulder, the Big Three (ABC, CBS, NBC) networks filled their morning show and evening programs with statements favoring gun control over gun rights by a ratio of roughly 14 to 1.

Democrats say it and journalists parrot it back. That’s how things work in a Democratic administration. Joe Biden on Thursday slimed the state of Georgia for an “un-American” election security bill. CBS’s election law expert on Friday upped that to “anti-American.” Appearing on CBS This Morning, he derided the whole state, despite admitting that the bill was a “mixed bag.”

Though journalists are clearly covering the ongoing debacle at the southern border, they are doing their best to provide partisan, pathetic cover for the Biden administration. CBS This Morning co-host Tony Dokoupil on Thursday delicately contrasted the Trump administration’s border policies (“clear, if morally debatable”) and the Biden administration’s efforts (“a little bit more nuanced”).…

Over the weekend, after several left-wing protests turned violent, the liberal media were true to form in covering up most of the violence, making sure to emphasize "peaceful" activities.

Following Oprah Winfrey’s exclusive interview with former royals Meghan Markle and Harry Windsor, the broadcast network morning newscasts debased themselves with 91 minutes and 25 seconds of coverage fawning over the claims by the couple about the abject horrors and racism carried out by the British royal family as facts.

CBS “journalists” turned into far-left “voting rights” activists on Monday’s CBS This Morning. Co-hosts Anthony Mason, Gayle King and Tony Dokoupil gave a lengthy interview to Democrat activist Stacey Abrams and singer/activist Janelle Monae, plugging their Amazon documentary about voting suppression, dramatically entitled, All In: The Fight for Democracy.

On Wednesday, CBS This Morning co-host and resident socialism advocate Tony Dokoupil confessed he was “very excited” about the government doling out a “guaranteed basic income” to people. He touted a small experiment with it in a California town and happily declared the radical policy to be a success.

The media doesn’t want Americans to know about the partisan pork inside President Biden’s “coronavirus relief” package passed solely by House Democrats last Friday. On their morning newscasts Monday, the big three networks took different approaches to reporting on the package, but they each worked to help the Democrat administration.

Friday's CBS This Morning promoted the alarmist claims of Bill Gates, not objecting to his incendiary claim that the response to fighting global warming will have to be greater than the deadly COVID pandemic. The coronavirus has killed 2.3 million people worldwide. That should have been pointed out. But it wasn’t. 

CBS This Morning on Thursday cheered pornographer Larry Flynt as some kind of progressive icon, fighting for gay marriage and opposing the death penalty. Co-host Tony Dokoupil offered a very much unasked admission that, as a ten-year-old boy, Hustler magazine “changed my life forever!”

The CBS This Morning co-hosts on Thursday seemed baffled at the controversy enveloping the Dallas Mavericks as the basketball team first canceled the national anthem before games and then was forced to reinstate it by the NBA. Co-host Gayle King marveled, “I appreciate the efforts to try to raise the conversation and see bring awareness to what many believe is still injustice in this…