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At the end of another softball interview on public broadcasting, PBS host Judy Woodruff unexpectedly asked CNN host Brian Stelter if he'd ever work at Fox News. Stelter ducked, but said "if anybody at Fox could peel off an hour where it's all about fact-checking, all about being as accurate as possible, then there should be room for that." Hilarious.

The things that PBS people think that conservatives believe! That "it's okay to shoot unarmed protesters in the street," as if people were shooting docile men just standing around with signs. On Tuesday’s Deadline: White House, PBS White House correspondent Yamiche Alcindor sounded exactly like your standard hyperpartisan MSNBC contributor.

Presumably under the impression they were standing up for their friends in Antifa, liberal White House reporters Yamiche Alcindor of PBS and Steve Portnoy of CBS News Radio embarrassed themselves at Monday’s briefing with respective questions about whether President Trump wants to see rioting and if a focus on the weekend’s Portland violence should be on a supposed video of Trump supporters…

On Friday's The Last Word on MSNBC, fill-in host Katy Tur presided over a panel discussion which placed the blame for recent rioting on President Donald Trump, and also blamed Fox News for convincing Trump voters not see him as responsible.

On Thursday night, PBS anchor Judy Woodruff hammered top Trump aide Mark Meadows with hardballs, that the Republicans are mercilessly exaggerating Biden as some sort of socialist....as if liberal journalists don't exaggerate Donald Trump into a lunatic extremist and racist who's a danger to democracy. Last week, Biden's deputy campaign manager was pitched softball questions.

Last week during the Democratic National Convention, journalists and media outlets did their best to bury the 1993 sexual assault accusations against Joe Biden. As noted in a Media Research Center study, CNN and MSNBC basically turned into DNC TV during the conventions, playing the Democratic feed with no commentary or analysis.

In a case that has dragged on for more than three years, a judge has ordered former TV host Tavis Smiley to pay $2.6 million to the Public Broadcasting Service for having several affairs with subordinate employees. Judge Yvonne Williams ruled earlier this month that the total includes $1.5 million in liquidated damages -- the amount paid to Smiley’s company, TS Media -- for the show’s last two…

In the hour leading up to Night Three of the Democrat convention, PBS aired a profile of Biden’s career by reporter Lisa Desjardins, starring liberal-bias legend Nina Totenberg of NPR. Biden was judged positively for beating Robert Bork’s nomination for the Supreme Court in 1987, and negatively for not helping Anita Hill enough to defeat Clarence Thomas in 1991.

They call it the Public Broadcasting Service, but on too many nights, it’s the Liberal Smearing Service, and they smear the Republican half of the country with their own tax dollars. On Friday night’s PBS NewsHour, their political analyst Mark Shields ranted that somehow, the Trump administration’s handling of the U.S. Postal Service was “nothing less” than segregationist sheriff Bull…

On Monday's Amanpour & Co. on PBS and CNN International, host Christiane Amanpour gave an unchallenged forum to two Democratic guests to push for a universal health care program in the U.S. She even suggested that a national health plan similar to that of the United Kingdom would be beneficial during the pandemic in spite of the COVID-19 death rate being substantially higher in…

Apparently Elwood City, Arthur the aardvark’s hometown, has a racism and police brutality problem. During a recent episode of longtime PBS Kids favorite Arthur, two of the show's central characters discuss seeing a video of police killing a black person and discuss their feelings of anger and confusion over it.

Audiences know what to expect when they see names like Michael Moore or Dinesh D’Souza flash across the screen. That shouldn’t be the case with documentaries from reportedly neutral outlets like CNN and PBS, at least in theory. Those platforms have new documentaries that challenge that assumption, coming on the heels of a Michelle Obama Netflix documentary, Becoming…