Chris Matthews on 'Tonight Show': 'I Think Newt Is World War III

“Hardball” host Chris Matthews was Jay Leno’s guest on “The Tonight Show” Tuesday, and did more Republican bashing than even he usually does (grateful hat tip to Greg Tinti at Outside the Beltway with video link here). One of the first zingers was directed at former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich. Leno asked Matthews what he thought of Gingrich’s claim on Sunday that what is going on now in…
Noel Sheppard
 

Dean's Group: 'Right Wing Has Dominated The Media For Decades

Mark Finkelstein
 

'Today' Sees Things Lebanon's Way - And Ignores Big Picture

Heart-rending images of small children being lifted across a fence. Outraged American/Lebanese evacuees alleging indiscriminate Israeli bombing ["they are bombing streets, gas stations, food stores, ranches."] A crying Lebanese man with blood on his shirt after his brother was killed by an Israeli bomb. And the only two reporters on the scene reporting from . . . Beirut. That was the way the '…
Mark Finkelstein
 

Olbermann: Bush Using 'Double Speak' & Appeasing 'Radical Right' on St

Brad Wilmouth
 

ABC Stresses Stem Cell Proponents 'Outraged' & 'Livid'; Gives Michael

Brent Baker
 

Take the Anti-Neo-Con Test: Who Said It - Matthews or Buchanan

Mark Finkelstein
 

Marine Exonerated in Death of Ambassador's Relative But Media is Quiet

Robin Boyd
 

On Day Hezbollah Kills Toddler, Williams Guilts Israeli About Inevitab

Brent Baker
 

L.A. Times - Christians 'Laying the Groundwork for Armageddon

Warner Todd Huston
 

Times Ignores Prison Non-Profit's Liberal Slant, Soros Ties

Justice Strategies director once attacked the 'vengeful penal philosophy' of U.S. prisons.
Ken Shepherd
 

Will Al Jazeera Become 'Your Network of Choice

Greg Sheffield
 

NY Times Frets Over 'Asymmetry' in Death Toll for Israel vs. Terrorist

Clay Waters
 

Hollywood Export Undermines America

It's time for TV scriptwriters to give up the evil business stereotypes and cowboy up.
 

Networks Include Fear Premium in Oil Coverage

Warnings of $4/gallon gas abound from oil traders on network news, while Congressional moves toward domestic oil go largely unnoticed.
Amy Menefee