Neutral! WashPost Owner Bezos Wins 'Equality' Award for Gay Activism

Ethical journalists are to avoid conflicts of interests, yet The Washington Post’s owner was just honored for his extensive gay rights activism. Post owner Jeff Bezos, who also owns Amazon, received the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) National Equality Award on Nov. 28, 2017. In his acceptance speech, he claimed to want Amazon employees “empowered to speak their mind and to be heard.”
Aly Nielsen

Jorge Ramos Adds Doctor-Assisted Suicide to Advocacy Portfolio

Univision senior news anchor Jorge Ramos has long advocated for liberal policy positions throughout his media footprint, no matter how far outside the mainstream they may be. The latest instance of these policy biases comes via the Fall 2017 issue of Compassion & Choices Magazine.
Jorge Bonilla

MSNBC Promo Laughably Claims: ‘This is Not an Echo Chamber’

The latest MSNBC ad absurdly tells viewers that the left-wing cable channel “is not an echo chamber.” All evidence to the contrary, the narrator of the promo claimed: “This is not a one-way street....This is a dialogue....That looks at the world...and all it’s complexities....from every side.”
Kyle Drennen

Nets Ignore Removal of Washington Memorial Plaque From Historic Church

What’s more important, preserving our country’s history, or somebody’s feelings? The historic Christ Church, an Episcopalian congregation in Alexandria, Virginia, made the decision to remove plaques memorializing George Washington and Robert E. Lee from their church, even though the plaques had been there since 1870. Fueled by the politically correct trend of wiping our country’s past clean from…
Corinne Weaver

Samantha Bee Takes on Trump and Climate ‘Denial’ In Halloween Episode

Leave it to Samantha Bee to take climate hyperbole and turn it into a haunted, climate, hell house. Full Frontal with Samantha Bee spent the entire episode on Oct. 25, warning that climate change was “destroying the world,” that President Donald Trump was “attacking us in every way imaginable,” and she attempted to scare the “denial” out of people who disagree. Her method? A climate-themed…
Julia A. Seymour

Shocking Lefty Ad: Virginia GOP Supporters Terrorize Minority Children

If you haven’t been following the race for governor of Virginia between Republican activist Ed Gillespie and his Democrat opponent, Ralph Northam, a hostile television advertisement released on Monday by the liberal Latino Victory Fund demonstrates that the race has tightened dramatically as the Tuesday, November 7, election draws nearer. The minute-long ad -- entitled “American Nightmare” --…
Randy Hall

Boom: Trump Economist Blasts CNN’s Lib Attacks on Tax Plan

On Sunday's Fareed Zakaria GPS show, the host peddled the long-discredited mythology that the Reagan and Bush 43 supply-side tax cuts caused annual budget deficits to explode. Zakaria interviewed former Treasury Secretary and Obama economic adviser Larry Summers and current Trump administration Council of Economic Advisers head Kevin Hassett, but he did so separately, thus teeing up Summers to go…
Tom Blumer

CNN's 'Flip the Script' Attacks on Trump May Reflect Perez's Influence

Saturday evening, Tim Graham at NewsBusters posted on the previously undisclosed "personal closeness to Fusion GPS’ operatives" of CNN's Evan Perez, the network's justice correspondent. The underlying Daily Caller report to which Graham linked would seem to explain why CNN has been particularly hostile towards the Trump administration and even more incomplete than usual in its reporting since…
Tom Blumer

Stelter Skips Rather in 22-Minute Interview on History of '60 Minutes'

CNN Reliable Sources host Brian Stelter routinely trashes President Trump for sticking to “his safe space” and doing interviews on Fox News. But on his show on Sunday, he provided the safest of spaces to 60 Minutes executive producer Jeff Fager. Both on CNN and in his 22-minute podcast, Stelter discussed the history of the CBS magazine show without once mentioning Dan Rather. In discussing Fager’…
Tim Graham

Evening ABC, CBS Shows Give 70 Percent of Time to Mueller Indictments

On Monday, the anticipated indictments of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and deputy chair Rick Gates handed out by Special Counsel Robert Mueller sucked up most of the oxygen in much of the news media. Many of the 24-hour cable news channels ran wall-to-wall coverage with a lot of the airtime being used to recycle the same speculation hour after hour. There was little difference…
Nicholas Fondacaro

WashPost Complains Whites Keeping Black Athletes in Their Place

In the frenzied mania to cleanse America of its supposed "racist past," one progressive sports writer is demonizing the man who brought Jackie Robinson into major league baseball. Not even the long-dead Branch Rickey is spared from this maddening purge. In a story by Washington Post columnist Kevin Blackistone that grinds gears with believability, the legendary general manager of the Brooklyn…
Jay Maxson

Morning Joe Misreads Poll, Paints Republicans As Pro-Putin Stooges

On Monday’s Morning Joe, excitement was in the air as the panel spent most of the broadcast speculating about and then reporting on the Mueller team’s indictments of Paul Manafort and Rick Gates. However, before the specifics of the charges became public, the liberal pundits took the opportunity to go over a recent poll by Axios and SurveyMonkey that evaluated what Americans believe about Russian…
Chris Reeves

Andrea Mitchell Tees Up Dems to Dismiss Clinton/Russia Collusion

On her MSNBC show on Monday, anchor Andrea Mitchell brought two different Democratic lawmakers to brush aside serious questions about Hillary Clinton and the DNC funding the infamous Russian dossier against Donald Trump. The host even teed up a soundbite of Clinton herself mocking journalists who actually covered the story.
Kyle Drennen

‘How Is...That Not Collusion?’ Acosta, Sanders Spar on Indictments

With all of the news arising from Mueller Monday, the White House press briefing was guaranteed to feature tough questions for Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Naturally, CNN’s Jim Acosta chose to make his presence known, arguing that Monday’s indictments already illustrate collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia happened.
Curtis Houck