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MRC founder and president Brent Bozell appeared on the Fox Business program The Evening Edit to discuss the media and the Left promoting the tearing down of statues and the renaming of institutions. Bozell said it wasn't a noble stance against racism. It was about tearing down America.

During Monday’s Cuomo PrimeTime, in which he spent much of show bashing Florida’s governor for his coronavirus response, CNN host Chris Cuomo appeared to admit to spreading his infamous case of coronavirus. If that’s true, it would come as no surprise since his escape from quarantine had been well documented, despite CNN’s feeble attempt to gaslight their audience with his so-called “…

F is for foul, filthy, fetid… any of those words would be more apt of a title for Netflix’s ongoing, self-proclaimed “raunchy” adult cartoon F is for Family which is set in Ryetown, PA, during the year 1974. Even “familiar” would work, since the show keeps repeating the same, tired attacks on Christians and Christianity for shock value. Add in the immature crude “humor,” extremely foul…

Over the weekend, a St. Louis couple living in an upscale neighborhood was terrorized by a Black Lives Matter mob that destroyed a metal gate and invaded their private community, all so they could target the mayor with calls for her resignation. When reporting on the incident Monday night, ABC and NBC intentionally hid those facts as they insisted the mob was just made up of “peaceful…

Defending your home and your family is not acceptable to the left anymore, and that’s a terrifying thing. Case in point: Hollywood’s merciless mockery of one couple exercising their second amendment rights as a mob of BLM protesters broke through the gate to their private neighborhood and stood outside their home, shouting and threatening them.

Does MSNBC just work for Planned Parenthood now? That’s what any objective viewer would think if they watched anchor Ayman Mohyeldin’s Monday interview with the abortion mill’s CEO Alexis McGill Johnson. Not only did the segment promote the 2020 campaign agenda of the eugenicist organization, it worried the Supreme Court wasn’t reliable enough in providing legal victories to the pro-abortion…

Activists realize they can bully people into giving them what they want by rioting in the streets or pressuring online. Reddit, like other corporations, has responded by giving them exactly what they want: shutting down pro-Trump political speakers online and politically-incorrect speech of all kinds. “Reddit will ban r/The_Donald, r/ChapoTrapHouse, and about 2,000 other communities today…

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany had to deal with what she called "absolutely absurd" questions at Monday's press briefing. Ryan Lizza of The New Yorker asked the president believed "it was a good thing that the South lost the Civil War?"

The topic of race enveloped two sporting events this past weekend. Saxophonist Mike Phillips, who performed the Star Spangled Banner prior to Sunday's NASCAR competition at Pocono Raceway, called America a racist nation. All members of the Portland and North Carolina teams kneeled during the national anthem prior to their National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) game in Utah Saturday.

CBS This Morning embraced the hate on Monday as co-host Gayle King talked to actor and radio host D.L. Hughley about race. The extremist Hughley smeared all police, insisting that they love mass murderers more than black motorists. King must agree with this because she never bothered to speak out or object to the comments. 

MSNBC’s daily dumpster fire of commentary, also known as Morning Joe, continued unchallenged Monday, when co-host Mika Brzezinski brought on race-baiting Reverend Al Sharpton to discuss one of Joe Scarborough’s favorite targets, Facebook.

After a Black Lives Matter mob broke into a gated community and shouted threats on their way to the home of St. Louis’s Democrat mayor Sunday, a couple who brandished firearms while protecting their home has been targeted by the media as the real villains of the story. On Twitter, major media outlets omitted important details, giving a pass to the left-wing protesters and describing the couple…

As corporate America continues to pander to violent left-wing mobs, Fox Business’s Charles Payne expressed major concern about what this trend could mean for conservatives in the workplace.

CNN’s Brian Stelter kicked off Sunday’s edition of Reliable Sources by asking “what is the cost of lies?” Stelter noted that those were the first words of the HBO miniseries “Chernobyl,” which dramatized the 1986 nuclear disaster in the Soviet Union. After describing “secrecy, state deception, and endemic lying” as the main themes of Chernobyl, Stelter proceeded to compare the Soviet…