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Question: How large does a protest have to be for the liberal media to consider it a “groundswell”?

Answer: If it’s a leftist protest, you can have less than ten, according to CBS.

CBS’s Stephen Colbert welcomed Rep. Maxwell Frost to Thursday’s taping of The Late Show for a discussion that appeared to be a challenge on whether Frost could continue to one-up himself with his hysterical labels for the Trump Administration.

Apparently having little faith in the National Hurricane Center (NHC), Tuesday’s CBS Mornings strongly suggested Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cuts and buyout offers to employees there and at their parent agency the National Weather Service (NWS) could lead to problems with forecasts this hurricane season. In essence, it was a wink and nudge DOGE might kill you this…

Here’s your daily reminder whose side leftists and their legacy media are on. Another illegal alien released into our nation by former President Joe Biden has just been charged with "lewd and lascivious battery" involving a 13-year-old Florida boy.

On Thursday's Katy Tur Reports on MSNBC, fill-in host Jose Diaz-Balart gave an unchallenged forum to anti-gun activist Fred Guttenberg to trash President Donald Trump and Republicans after the shooting at Florida State University.

Seemingly itching for another anti-gun show trial like the one he “moderated” after the Parkland shooting (and won an award for), on Thursday, CNN’s Jake Tapper decided to target gun rights by once again exploiting an hours-old school shooting (Florida State University) for political gain. He trotted out 20-year-old Jayden D’Onofrio to be the voice to push for gun control with him. But while…

After CNN was found liable for defamation, NBC host Tom Llamas brought on NPR media reporter David Folkenflik to survey the damages on Tom Llamas Now on the NBC News Now streaming channel. Llamas lamented “a jury that does not work in a newsroom, right? That does not understand how people may talk about people.” Folkenflik agreed that “you have to unpack journalism, the way it works,…

After over six hours, Day One of the $1 billion defamation trial against CNN wrapped with a successful construction of the jury that would be hearing the case over the next two weeks in Panama City, Florida. Made up of six jurors and two alternatives, the jury is a mix of six women and two men. At one time, one of them worked at an ABC News affiliate and another who works as a military…

In addition to the presidential and congressional races being disputed tonight, there are a number of state referenda on the ballot. Most of these are on expanded abortion. Florida is the largest state to have such an amendment on the ballot, and its failure has triggered the Regime Media.

Through the first three hours of CBS’s election night coverage, things were looking promising for Republicans and former President Trump, based solely on the reactions of the assembled liberal journalists, who seethed over Donald Trump as a “dark” figure spewing “lies about criminal migrants” and it being “factually untrue” they’re “pouring through our border” and ready to stir up “violence in…

Thursday’s White House press briefing appropriately had a central focus of late Wednesday’s landfall of Hurricane Milton on Florida’s Gulf Coast and tornadoes across the state, but the partisan shills chose to ask a slew of questions emphasizing about this vague “misinformation” campaign they claim has had catastrophic consequences in the south as somehow on part with apocalyptic physical…

Showing his command of both the response to Hurricane Milton and Florida state history after viewing storm damage in Fort Pierce, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) closed a Thursday afternoon press conference by sparring with a number of reporters who tried to bait him into directly blaming Hurricane Milton’s existence and damage on climate change. Having none of these political games,…

During Vice President Kamala Harris’s interview session with the National Association of Black Journalists, on-stage fact-checking was nonexistent, but PolitiFact assigned itself to do the task online. Unfortunately, the difference between PolitiFact’s treatment of Harris’s NABJ appearance and Trump’s was just as stark as the candidates’ appearances themselves.

As part of CBS Mornings’s genuinely intriguing “Three Meals” series where a host or correspondent chats with voters in a state or district over breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the latest episode bordered on pathetic as correspondent Caitlin Huey-Burns went to Florida to inject abortion into conversations with voters (since they weren’t bringing it up themselves) and portray the Sunshine…