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Monday’s White House press briefing descended into chaos amid the third briefing where the ever-inept Karine Jean-Pierre refused to even acknowledge President Biden’s obvious cognitive decline and declined to answer why a neurologist had visited the White House nearly a dozen times, including once to the residence. Hours later, a letter was released from Biden’s stooge doctor insisting there…

On CNN's State of the Union, Sen. Marco Rubio, tipped as one of Donald Trump's possible VP choices, battles host Dana Bash, and comes out on top on everything from abortion, to the SCOTUS ruling on presidential immunity, Trump's "revenge" being making America great again, Project 2025, Biden's disastrous record, and speculation about Trump's VP pick. Rubio agilely bats away Bash's challenges,…

Watching CNN commentator Scott Jennings these days is like watching a live performance of the cat salad meme, wherein he’ll just blow up whatever talking point salad his Democrat co-panelists are trying to cook up, with the aid and abetting of his hosts.

Expect the media elite to greet Donald Trump’s new running mate with derision and scorn, because that’s what has faced (nearly) all Republican VP candidates since the Media Research Center began tracking political coverage in the 1980s.

On his CNN show on Saturday morning, host Victor Blackwell spoke to two black radio hosts who were granted interviews with President Biden -- Andrea Lawful-Summers of WURD in Philadelphia and Earl Ingram of WMCS in Milwaukee. He asked if the questions they asked were given to them by the White House, and Lawful-Summers said yes. 

Lefty journalists and celebrities all freaked out after the Supreme Court’s Donald Trump immunity ruling. MSNBC’s Joy Reid warned that if Trump won, the Supreme Court would let him rule as “King.” CNN’s Van Jones feared that the Court issued Trump a “license to thug.” The following are just a few of the most outrageous outbursts from enraged journalists and celebrities over the last month…

In case you didn’t see the litany of embarrassing clips on X earlier this week, Wednesday’s White House press briefing revealed more surprising message discipline from the beat reporters as they continued to rhetorically bludgeon the Biden administration and the ever-inept Karine Jean-Pierre with questions about the obvious mental decline of President Biden (which, for many, have only decided…

CNN media reporter Hadas Gold found some less-than-courageous journalists to admit (anonymously) that they could have done a much better job of reporting on President Biden's cognitive decline before the disastrous debate. But they worried about the "blowback" from Team Biden and from the "liberal Twittersphere."

Former Joe Biden advisor Jamal Simmons did not respond well to former Mitch McConnell advisor Scott Jennings’s Tuesday question about whether he was comfortable with the news that Hunter Biden is sitting in on White House meetings as the two CNN commentators battled it out on Erin Burnett OutFront. However, all Simmons could do was deflect and falsely accuse Jennings of “yelling at me…

On Tuesday, CNN’s Inside Politics complained about Monday’s Supreme Court decision that ruled presidents have immunity for their official actions while in office. White House reporter at the Washington Post, Yasmeen Abutaleb, baselessly worried that Donald Trump could use the result to “prosecute his enemies.”

It is remarkable that CNN News Central host Pamela Brown managed to avoid setting the studio on fire from all the straw men she torched during a Tuesday interview with Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters over his plan to put the Bible back in schools as part of an effort to give Oklahoman children an accurate sense of American history. Instead, Brown kept…

CNN commentator Scott Jennings came off the top rope in response to Paul Begala’s assessment of President Joe Biden’s (brief) speech attacking the Supreme Court’s opinion in Trump v. United States, which delineates and clarifies the scope of presidential immunity, liberal pants-soiling about executive power notwithstanding.

As the media face a crisis of confidence, should they throw that accusation at someone else? After the Supreme Court ruled on presidential immunity, they found a "crisis," but it feels more like it's a "crisis" because the liberals are not in charge. CNN and MSNBC engaged in wild talk about Trump assassinating rivals.

On Monday, the liberal media were so desperate to paint the U.S. Supreme Court’s limited immunity ruling as a 100-percent-win for former President Trump that CNN seemingly threw critical thinking out the window. Liberal activist and commentator Van Jones added to that chorus by suggesting the highest court in the land just gave presidents “a license to thug” and lamented that they gave too…