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CBS correspondent Scott MacFarlane revealed shortly after Monday’s CBS Mornings that he was quitting the network in order to embrace “independence” and seek out “new spaces to share my work in line with my personal goals,” which will almost certainly include the one thing MacFarlane loves more than just about anything in a weird, crazy-ex-girlfriend manner: January 6.

On March 2nd, a couple of days into the war with Iran, one of Iran's proxies, the terrorist group Hezbollah, entered the fray launching rockets and drones into Israel from Lebanon, in their first attack since a November 2024 ceasefire ended the previous round of fighting. As you might imagine, the reporting from the liberal media on Israel's retaliation for those attacks are not always fair…

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On Monday’s Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough predicted that the U.S. conflict with Iran would end in “disaster,” repeatedly warning that American intervention abroad “always leads to disaster” before concluding ominously: “This won’t end well either.”

The late night comedians reacted to the start of the Iran War with not only a week of disapproval but also a lopsided joke count. According to a new Media Research Center study, the hosts told 94 percent of their war-related jokes about the United States and our allies.

The New York Times clearly loves Zohran Mamdani more than Rep. Daniel Goldman -- because they're more sympathetic to Hamas terrorists than they are to Israel. Look no further than two stories by local political reporter Jeffery Mays.

There are times when the Elitist Media Sunday shows will staff their talking head panels in such a way so as to at least present the pretense of viewpoint diversity. Not so today, with the war in Iran being the focal point of coverage on ABC’s This Week with George Stephanopoulos. 

Another Sunday, another softball interview for Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. With it, more proof that the Elitist Media appear to have sided with Iran in this latest engagement within a conflict that was started by Iran 47 years ago. 

On Sunday’s The Weekend on MS NOW, co-host Jonathan Capehart accused President Trump of displaying a “blasé” attitude toward the deaths that accompany war. The curious part: Capehart had just aired a clip in which Trump described such deaths as “the sad part of war” and “the bad part of war.”  Co-host Jackie Alemany suggested that Joe Biden might actually have been “more MAGA than…

Almost immediately after the U.S. and Israel launched their airstrikes against Iran early on February 28th, various polling results started to emerge, showing a lack of American support for the effort, and those results have been used as one of the many talking points repeated by the leftist media, as they continue to trash President Trump's decision, and the entire undertaking. However,…

On last Sunday's State of the Union, CNN co-host Dana Bash interviewed New York Times journalist David Sanger and CNN correspondent Natasha Bertrand to discuss the recent attacks on Iran, with both insisting there was “no imminent nuclear threat” from Iran, suggesting the strikes amounted to a “war of choice.”

The New York Post reported that Jesse Jackson's raucous funeral on Friday included a pile of attacks on President Trump. One would think the networks would love that -- but on the Friday night newscasts, the broadcast networks skipped over the anti-Trump zingers, keeping it as positive and nebulous as possible. 

On Saturday’s The Weekend: Primetime on MS NOW, contributor and former George W. Bush aide Elise Jordan suggested that Trump administration officials supporting military action against Iran were motivated by psychological insecurity, accusing them of treating war like a “video game” and attempting to “exercise their repressed masculinity.”

As the war against Iran continues, so does the non-stop effort by the leftist media to attempt to delegitimize almost every aspect of that effort, from the initial attacks launched by the U.S and  Israel, to bemoaning the cost of the bombs we are dropping, to demanding to know an end date, even though that would be impossible to predict at this point. And as the House voted on Thursday, to…