POLL: What Was the Worst Media Quote of the Week?

POLL: What Was the Worst Media Quote of the Week?

Geoffrey Dickens

The View Claims Trump Is Being Bribed By Saudis to Let Them Nuke Us

With The View’s 29th season ending this week, ABC News should consider forcing co-host Joy Behar to retire. She’s not mentally well. On Thursday’s show, she claimed she was legitimately “scared” that President Trump could allow the Saudi military detonate a nuclear bomb over Cleveland, Ohio, and they were paying him to let them do it. The View then implored people to voter against…

Nicholas Fondacaro

Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders Shows Education Can Be Fixed

Amid celebrations of our nation’s 250th birthday, Gallup serves up a sobering portrait of general dissatisfaction with our nation’s core institutions. “Confidence in U.S. institutions Remains Near All-Time Low,” reports Gallup. Of 14 core institutions—banks, big business, labor, the presidency, Congress, schools, healthcare, etc.—only 27 percent say they have “a great deal/quite a lot of…

Star Parker

PBS's Foltyn Again Favors Hezbollah's Side Against Israel, U.S.

PBS News Hour’s special foreign correspondent Simona Foltyn filed another pro-Hezbollah report from Southern Lebanon, keyed to Lebanon’s president visiting the White House after a trilateral agreement between Israel, the United States, and Lebanon, meant to reduce the power of Hezbollah, the terrorist state within Lebanon. Foltyn wasn’t just recounting events but spinning her own…

Clay Waters

Stewart, Mamdani Claim Socialism Is The Library, But Hype Rent Control

Comedy Central’s Jon Stewart welcomed New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to Wednesday’s taping of The Weekly Show podcast to continue his bizarre new habit of admitting the DSA radicals are nuts but also not caring. According to both Stewart and Mamdani, democratic socialism isn’t worth freaking out about because it is basically the same thing as your local library or fire department…

Alex Christy

California AG Rewords Voter ID Ballot Info Using Pejorative Language

California’s Democrat Attorney General Rob Bonta has changed the originally-straightforward language used to describe to voters a ballot measure to require voter ID, reframing the proposal in negative terms in an apparent effort to prevent the its passage.

Craig Bannister

Lemire Grossly Understates Number of Non-Citizens Added To NJ Rolls

On Thursday’s Morning Joe, MS NOW’s Jonathan Lemire grossly misrepresented the scale of New Jersey’s non-citizen voter registration scandal. Lemire claimed that the state “had to acknowledge that a few hundred voters were, you know, non-citizens were mistakenly added to the voting rolls.” That is false. According to multiple reports, including NBC News, roughly 6,600 non-citizens were…

Mark Finkelstein

Meyers Falsely Accuses Trump Of Publicly Announcing War Crimes

As the war with Iran picks back up in its intensity, NBC’s Seth Meyers falsely declared on Wednesday’s episode of Late Night that President Trump is bragging about his war crimes in public like a game show host. At the same time, Meyers refused to call Iran’s actual war crimes what they are.

Alex Christy

Trump’s Media Critics on Iran Discuss Everything — Except the Point

The Los Angeles Times recently published a “News Analysis” headlined: “Trump, long a critic of ‘forever wars,’ may be stumbling into one with Iran.” The analysis offers legitimate grounds for criticizing President Donald Trump. He has described the objectives of the war against Iran in different ways. He has made changing predictions about its duration.

Larry Elder

'Took My Breath Away': Lydic Gushes Over Page's Odyssey Performance

The late night comedy shows have spent the past two weeks promoting The Odyssey, but Wednesday’s edition of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show decided to insert itself into the debate surrounding some of the casting decisions. Host-of-the-week Desi Lydic welcomed transgender actor Elliot Page and gushed that “your performance…truly took my breath away.” For good measure, both…

Alex Christy

White House Correspondents' Dinner: Decades of Mocking Conservatives

Before the originally scheduled 2026 White House Correspondents' Dinner was postponed after a failed assassination attempt against President Trump, there was opposition from liberal circles that the usual tradition of having a comedian perform was being replaced by mentalist Oz Pearlman. With the dinner being rescheduled for Friday, a NewsBusters study decided to investigate why these liberal…

Alex Christy

Morning Joe Denies New Jersey Voting Errors Justify SAVE Act

On Tuesday, New Jersey Democratic Governor Mikie Sherrill made the bombshell announcement that in her state, a “software error” had mistakenly registered over 6,000 non-citizens to vote. Of that number, about 400 actually voted. The headline was shocking but not surprising. While this report may seem like the perfect reason to pass the SAVE Act, MS NOW’s Jonathan Lemire and Ali Vitali denied…

Siena Do

Atlantic's Chait: Abolishing the Senate Might Be the DSA’s Best Idea

Jonathan Chait sparked controversy by suggesting the U.S. Senate should be abolished, aligning with a Democratic Socialist view. Critics argue this idea undermines American federalism and ignores constitutional principles, calling it radical and unrealistic, as it would require broad state approval and threaten smaller states' power.

P.J. Gladnick

Angel Studios’s Success Threatens Hollywood's Grip on the Big Screen

Angel Studio’s patriotic hit Young Washington is still flourishing in theaters nationwide, but liberal critics would have us believe it’s not due to a quality production with talented actors. One critic in particular called it “fraud” due to the company’s “Pay-It-Forward” ticketing system.

Dawn Slusher