No Shame: MSNBC Whines That Trump Is Going to Texas Too Quickly

Proving they are the opposition party, journalists completely switched complaints when it comes to Republican presidents and Hurricanes. While reporters hit George W. Bush for callously staying away from Hurricane Katrina, MSNBC’s Katy Tur on Monday whined about Hurricane Harvey: “[Donald Trump is] going to Texas tomorrow and there's real concern that his going there is going to have to divert…

Scott Whitlock

Cruz Shuts Down Media Attempt to Use Storm to Attack GOP

On Monday afternoon, liberal news anchors on CNN and MSNBC were so desperate to find a way to exploit Hurricane Harvey and attack Republicans that they grilled Texas Senator Ted Cruz on his legitimate objections to pork barrel spending shoved into a relief bill for Superstorm Sandy in 2012. Cruz corrected their misleading descriptions of the five-year-old legislation and called out the attempt to…
Kyle Drennen

AP Touts Stephen King’s Tweet Comparing Trump to Dead Kids

Remember when you could turn to the Associated Press for a respite from liberal media bias? Those days are fading fast in the Age of Trump. And the decline can even be seen in the AP’s entertainment coverage. Consider the wire service’s hot take on Stephen King’s latest anti-President Trump Tweet. Yes, the august news service not only pays close attention to celebrity tweets but concocts stories…
Christian Toto

NYT Sells 'Dreamers' Story to Keep Trump From Killing Obama Amnesty

Pushing amnesty for illegal immigrants is the New York Times’ long-term obsession, and the one where the media outlet’s liberal bias shows through the clearest. The lead national story on Monday, featured reporter Miriam Jordan on the paper’s immigration beat selling an Obama-era initiative to keep illegals in the country: “Program That Lifted 800,000 Immigrant ‘Dreamers’ Is at Risk.” The…

Clay Waters

NPR Spotlights Conservatives' Exit From California; Hypes 'Downsides'

NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday zeroed in on conservative California residents who are leaving the Golden State for Texas due to the left-of-center political climate. The public radio program highlighted a former Californian's business of "connecting [California] families with realtors on the buying and selling ends; helping them move; and taking a commission for it." However, correspondent Vanessa…
Matthew Balan

Nets Say ‘Genocide’ With White Supremacy, But Not With ISIS

If the networks can say “genocide” in regards to white supremacists, then why not also with ISIS’ persecution of Christians and religious minorities? The Obama administration first charged ISIS with genocide in 2016. This month, the Trump administration did too.
Katie Yoder

Actual Washington Post Headline: ‘How Trump Is Enabling Famine’

No, that headline isn’t fake news. Washington Post deputy editorial page editor Jackson Diehl dedicated his August 20 column to arguing that President Trump has been “in more ways than one, enabling famine” everywhere from Nigeria to Yemen due to the constant media attention he’s drawn towards other topics.
Curtis Houck

NBC Interrupts Hurricane Coverage to Hype ‘Political Storm’ for Trump

On Monday, NBC’s Today put coverage of Hurricane Harvey’s devastation in Texas on hold to allow correspondent Peter Alexander time to devote a full report to bashing President Trump’s controversial decision to pardon former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio. Amid news of actual storm damage, Alexander hyped the supposed “political storm” swirling around the White House.
Kyle Drennen

Kathy Griffin: Trump Hate a ‘Responsibility,’ ‘Laugh Your Head Off'

Kathy Griffin is done apologizing for the photo of her holding Trump’s head. Now she’s ready to make money again with her new show, “Laugh Your Head Off.” It was the scandal of the summer when Kathy Griffin released a photo of herself holding what appeared to be President Donald Trump’s severed, bleeding head. In the commotion afterwards, while both liberals and conservatives criticized her,…
Corinne Weaver

He Can’t Win: CBS Wonders If It’s ‘Best Time’ for Trump to Visit TX

In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, George W. Bush was hammered in the press for flying over New Orleans and not visiting. On Monday’s CBS This Morning, Gayle King wondered if Donald Trump was being too attentive and if this was the “best time” to visit the disaster area. 

Scott Whitlock

NYT Mag Eagerly Interviews Favorite Conservative: Conservative-Bashing

The media’s new favorite conservative, recently retired Milwaukee political talk show host Charlie Sykes, was predictably lauded bin the August 27 edition of the New York Times' Magazine. Sykes spoke to the magazine’s Ana Marie Cox, a liberal journalist who has a regular slot on the Talk page at the back of the paper’s Sunday magazine where she talks to personalities from various fields, but…
Clay Waters

CNN's Ana Navarro Loses It After GOP Senator Calls Her a 'Liberal'

Monday morning’s New Day ended the 8am hour with a fiery back-and-forth exchange between host Chris Cuomo, CNN analyst Ana Navarro and Republican Senator from Arizona, Steve Montenegro, over President Trump’s pardoning of Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio this past weekend. The CNN host actually began by suggesting Trump “used” Hurricane Harvey as a “convenient” “cover” for his pardoning of the…
Kristine Marsh

CBS Spins Left-Wing Violence: ‘Demonstrators’ vs. ‘Right Wingers’

Who were the combatants at a rally on Sunday in California? According to CBS This Morning, Monday, it was a “right-wing demonstration” by “right-wingers.” Instead of labeling left wingers who attacked them, reporter Margaret Brennan only identified “anarchists.” 
Scott Whitlock

Fall Movies Set to #Resist, According to AP’s Exaggerated Claim

The summer of 2017, Hollywood ticket sales were down, but the product included films like Wonder Woman and Dunkirk. Audiences were treated to compelling and surprisingly apolitical plots and characters. According to AP, that’s all allegedly scheduled to change this fall. In its story, headlined “Fall Movie Preview: Hollywood Confronts the Trump era,” Jake Coyle reported that the run for the Oscar…
Corinne Weaver