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As the midterms loom less than two weeks away, PBS News Hour co-host Geoff Bennett set the table Tuesday night with discussion about yet another “surprisingly close race” in a Red state, the moderate Republican stronghold of Kansas. Reporter William Brangham discussed the Senate race with Jared Cerullo of affiliate station PBS Kansas. 

News networks, newspaper and polling sites were embarrassed when the makers of the Wedgewood Poll admitted they were fakers. The polls weren’t real, but were being spread by The New York Times and MS NOW’s Ali Velshi, among others. Isn't it time to be skeptical of polls and how they’re promoted by the Democrat-touting media?

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This week’s Washington Week with The Atlantic hailed from Austin, Texas, the liberal heart of the state, before a live studio audience with presumably Democratic sympathies (much like the show’s television audience). A major theme of the discussion: The positive prospects of the state’s Democratic U.S. Senate candidate, Texas State Rep. James Talarico, neck and neck in polls with the…

Longtime CNN correspondent and host Christiane Amanpour responded to CNN's merger into Skydance by announcing she was "separating" from CNN (and by extension PBS), following through on her commitments that wrap up next June. She is a natural candidate to walk away now that "good old days" of leftist bias might be waning.

PBS’s Michel Martin welcomed the father-daughter duo of Director David Greaves and Producer Liana Greaves to Friday’s edition of Amanpour and Company to promote their new documentary, Once Upon a Time in Harlem, about the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s. However, Martin wasn’t just interested in discussing the history. She had to find a way to make it about President Trump, which David and…

PBS joined the other networks in negatively spinning the official inflation numbers, which were comparatively tame compared to inflation during the Biden years. Former Washington Post columnist turned Navy Federal Credit Union economist Heather Long popped up again on Wednesday’s PBS News Hour to discuss the latest inflation report. Co-anchor Geoff Bennett led the show by filtering the figures…

The PBS News Hour fell over itself to highlight a new book by liberal author Michael Lewis painting the federal bureaucracy's triumph over the former Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), once run by the press’s Public Enemy No. 2, space and electric car entrepreneur Elon Musk. who they noted was the #1 GOP donor this year.

Monday’s weekly political roundtable on the PBS News Hour sounded like the typical Republicans Are Losing hootenanny. The online headline was “Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on the GOP's vulnerability in the midterms.” But the eye-opening part was anchor Geoff Bennett trying to paper over Texas Democrat James Talarico’s absence from the campaign trail.

Thursday’s PBS News Hour continued to use space tech entrepreneur, “X” owner, and Donald Trump fan Elon Musk into a convenient punching bag, continuing to spread smears of Musk (“increasingly unhinged” in 2023, drug use in 2025) as they promoted a four-hour hit-piece documentary. 

The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks is supposed to be PBS News Hour’s Friday conservative weekly news recapper, but he often sounds indistinguishable from MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart. However, he occasionally stumbles into an aggressive form of centrism, where he condemns just about everyone, and Friday was one of those occasions. Looking at the state of discourse in the midterm Senate…

The October 6 edition of the PBS News Hour demonstrated the show’s anti-Israel hostility carried even onto the evening before the third anniversary of the worst pogrom since the Holocaust. 

For more than five decades, conservative and Republican taxpayers were forced to subsidize PBS and their routinely leftist "news," or messaging. In the midterms, we have found again that they overwhelmingly pounce on the Republicans with negative spin on their "News Hour." Nobody can argue that spinning against the GOP 94 percent of the time is synonymous with "the truth."

The Monday evening PBS News Hour showed concern over unwelcome foreigners (U.S. Marines) committing serious crimes in another country (Japan). A shame the network has ignored the spate of crimes, up to murder, by illegal immigrants in the United States, most of the offenders arriving during the Obama/Biden-era of open borders. Suddenly, anecdotes are proof of a widespread problem.