Guthrie Grills ‘Chappaquiddick’ Star With Liberal Complaints

Friendly actor interviews on the Today show don’t often include detailing a list of complaints about the film being “fictionalized” and “a disservice.” But those are the attacks that Savannah Guthrie brought up on Thursday as she pressed Jason Clarke, the star of the new Ted Kennedy expose Chappaquiddick. 
Scott Whitlock

Kimmel Drools Over Kennedy: ‘When Are You Going to Run for President?'

We have a fresh reminder of the Kennedys’ irresponsibility, arrogance, entitlement and dishonesty. So why would the man touted by the media as “America’s Conscience” encourage one of that brood to run for president? Good question.    
Corinne Weaver

Another De Niro Rant: This Time Against NRA, Roseanne

Robert De Niro has been making good on his promise that he will be speaking out against Donald Trump and his conservative supporters at every opportunity, or at least when a handful of Hollywood sycophants is there to applaud his liberal orthodoxy.
Gabriel Hays

NY Times Shamelessly Links Gun Control to MLK, 60s Violence

The New York Times shamelessly shoehorned gun control into Martin Luther King’s civil rights legacy by way of Richard Oppel Jr.’s tilted history lesson of the 1960s on Wednesday, “Killing Led, at Last, To Gun Restrictions,” part of the series “King’s Legacy: A Fight for Social Change.” Oppel lamented, in the paper’s alleged news section, that if only America had only been wise enough to pass…
Clay Waters

Cowards: ‘The Atlantic’ Fires Conservative Writer Kevin Williamson

In another sign of extreme cowardice and censorship of conservatives, The Atlantic and editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg decided to fire conservative and former National Review writer Kevin Williamson on Thursday after just over two weeks since the announcement following vicious backlash to the hiring. The excuse was holding a pro-life position about women aborting children facing the death…

Curtis Houck

Facebook Automatically Scans Messenger Conversations

As Facebook is currently embroiled in controversy surrounding its treatment of users’ personal information, a Bloomberg story draws attention to the fact that messages sent through Messenger are scanned by Facebook’s automatic tools. A Facebook spokesperson told Bloomberg the site scans links and photos sent through the Messenger service in order to crack down on malicious links and child…
Ashley Rae Goldenberg

CNN's Psaki: Trump's New Obama Nickname Might Have 'Racial Undertones'

During Tuesday's edition of The Lead With Jake Tapper, former State Department spokeswoman and Obama communications director under President Obama Jen Psaki accused President Trump's new nickname for the former President, "Cheatin' Obama" of having racial undertones.
Ryan Foley

CBS Hammers Sinclair for Partisanship; Host Gayle King Is a Dem Donor

CBS has finally discovered bias and conflicts of interest. Just not the kind impacting co-host Gayle King. On Thursday,  Norah O’Donnell and Paula Reid hyperventilated about Sinclair broadcasting requiring stations to play a PSA declaring a commitment to objectivity and truth. 
Scott Whitlock

On CNN, Larry Summers Rips Trump's 'Mussolini' 'Jihad' on Amazon

During an appearance on CNN’s New Day Thursday, former United States Treasury Secretary Larry Summers weighed in on President Trump’s recent tweets attacking Amazon and Jeff Bezos. Summers painted the President’s tweets as “going on jihads with the power of the Federal government against companies whose CEO’s private activity he doesn’t find congenial,” in addition to comparing the President to…
Ryan Foley

Myers's Dr. Evil Tells Fallon He Wasn't Evil Enough for White House

Dr. Evil of Austin Powers fame made a guest appearance on Wednesday’s episode of “The Tonight Show” with Jimmy Fallon. The villain came on the show to talk about his recent firing from the Trump administration, because even his over-the-top vision of world domination apparently was not evil or wicked enough to last in President Trump’s terrifying regime. Late night comedy is so creative, isn’t it…
Gabriel Hays

WashPost Uses Stock Downturn to Blast Trump and Tax Cuts

Stock markets have been stumbling and volatile since late January. But to hear The Washington Post tell it, that means the tax cuts failed to do what President Donald Trump said they’d do.
Julia A. Seymour

WashPost Remembers ‘Chappaquiddick’ as ‘a Camelot Made of Sand’

The Washington Post on Thursday complained about Chappaquiddick, a new film that exposes Ted Kennedy’s appalling actions after a car accident in 1969. The movie, in unflinching terms, shows Kennedy abandoning victim Mary Jo Kopechne to die in an overturned, submerging car.
Scott Whitlock

'I Can't Breathe:' Police Brutality Flies in Superman Prequel

Syfy’s new series Krypton tells the story of Superman’s grandfather Seg-El (Cameron Cuffe) on his home planet of Krypton. It takes place approximately 200 years before that planet's destruction and follows their alien culture. That being said, the show apparently still has the time to shoe-horn a police brutality scene for us present-day Earthlings, as if any of us were begging for it.
Lindsay Kornick

CNN Deeply Concerned by ‘Trump Playing to His Base On Multiple Fronts’

In recent days and weeks, President Trump has made broad and swift moves on policies ranging from immigration to tariffs to looking to pull out of Syria. All of these policy actions are popular with the President’s base, a.k.a blue collar working Americans. But during Wednesday night’s edition of Anderson Cooper 360, CNN ran a ridiculous report about what Trump was doing and who he was doing it…
Nicholas Fondacaro