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The firing of “comedian” Stephen Colbert by CBS had the liberal ladies of ABC’s The View in a tizzy, as they finally got around to discussing it on Tuesday. Of course, co-host Sunny Hostin poured on the incendiary rhetoric, suggesting that his firing (with a 10-month ramp) “is the dismantling of our Constitution.” She also seemed to hint at political violence as a possible answer.

ABC welcomed actor Alan Cumming to guest host one episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Monday, but even that was one episode too many. Cumming decided to unwittingly prove why late night is dying when he claimed the U.S. has brought back concentration camps and that in the Trump Era, trans people are real-life superheroes while suggesting women who object to the loss of their female-only spaces…

It was another banner news suppression day for the legacy network evening newscasts. In addition to their continued non-coverage of the Biden autopen scandal and of the explosive Russia Hoax document drop, the legacies mostly suppressed the revealing interview of one Robert Hunter Biden.

ABC anchor Martha Raddatz had two chances to do her job last weekend during the network’s flagship Sunday program This Week. In the course of interviewing Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D), Raddatz asked many questions about the morality of deportations, immigrant labor, and the "fear" allegedly sweeping Southern California. But somehow, Raddatz managed to almost completely sidestep the most…

Continuing to show little respect for the brave men and women who keep all Americans safe from dangerous illegal immigrants, ABC and CBS refused to cover on their flagship newscasts Sunday night and Monday morning the horrible news out of their own backyard on Saturday as an off-duty Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer was shot in the face during an attempted robbery. The suspect? An…

Leave it to someone on The View to defend something so morally repugnant most of society was on the same page against it. In a very un-Disney move, on Monday, ABC moderator Whoopi Goldberg came out in support of cheating former Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot and their extramarital affair. She argued that “sometimes you just can’t help it,” and “she’s not the…

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Growing up, my mother would often tell me that one can not cover the sun with their hand- a Hispanic saying meant to express the futility of attempting to conceal the obvious. It seems, with regard to the still-developing Biden autopen scandal, that the media are going to try to do so nonetheless.

The liberal ladies of ABC News’s The View had a field day the week of July 14 as they tried to divide Republicans with the Jeffrey Epstein documents snafu. Smelling blood in the water, they kicked off nearly every episode that week talking about Epstein. Meanwhile, at the same time, they cut out a chunk of time to decry liberals who dared to criticize the Democratic Party’s messaging.

It was a normal day on ABC’s The View on Thursday morning. Meaning a full-blown, unhinged meltdown over President Donald Trump and an accidental live dramatization of what media spin looks like in its purest form. ABC News moderator Whoopi Goldberg even went on to claim that Americans were “already living in the tyranny” of Trump.

If you ever wondered what happens when a group of TV…

Despite the fact that their political correspondents were consumed by suddenly being concerned with a president’s health and their gleeful Epstein coverage, one would have thought ABC, CBS, and NBC could have still found time to go full Chicken Little about the House’s final passage of the $9 billion rescissions package that included a $1 billion clawback of funding to far-left PBS and NPR.…

The broadcast networks have buried former President Joe Biden’s autopen scandal. 

Reasonable individuals may conclude that the dismantling of a visa scam that facilitates immigration fraud might warrant substantial coverage on evening newscasts across the legacy media dial. But such a thing actually just happened, and no one covered it except Univision.  

After the Senate passed President Trump’s rescission package early Thursday morning that, among other things, clawed back federal funding for PBS and NPR, CBS Mornings teed up an interview it did with NPR CEO Katherine Maher, who claimed the move “would be a tremendous tragedy.”