This Week

MRC President David Bozell visited WMAL’s O’Connor & Company on Monday morning to discuss what the Sunday talk shows (and others) had to say about the assassination of Charlie Kirk last week. Unsurprisingly, Bozell pointed out a major blind spot in the networks: a lack of someone who aligned with Charlie Kirk from an ideological perspective.

ABC’s Martha Raddatz had a weird Sunday while sitting in the host chair on ABC’s This Week. She spent most of it attempting to elicit her mostly conservative guests to condemn in some way, shape, or form President Donald Trump’s remarks wherein he accused the “Radical Left” of the assassination of TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk. And she whiffed.

The left have been furiously spinning narrative in the wake of the horrific assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk. Much of this spin is dedicated to the negation of a transgender motive behind the shooting. In service of that narrative, CBS’s Scott MacFarlane completely misrepresented statements by Utah Governor Spencer Cox.

There was quite the revealing moment during the panel discussion on today’s This Week on ABC. In the midst of a discussion on crime in Washington, D.C., host Jon Karl could not bring himself to recognize that Democrats are on the wrong side of an 80-20 issue (crime), instead shifting blame to a familiar boogeyman.

In the latest instance in an ongoing series, ABC News has once again treated the cooked crime data coming out of Washington, D.C. as though they were the Gospel truth. And in a new yet familiar twist, now accuse President Donald Trump of “baselessly” referring to the data as “phony”.

ABC’s George Stephanopoulos, in an interview with former Attorney General Eric Holder, sounded almost despondent while asking whether Democrats could do anything to stop the redistricting process currently underway in Texas. His question on the matter sounded like a plea.

On July 18, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard declassified bombshell findings about the role of the Obama administration played in late 2016 and early 2017 to manufacture the Trump-Russia collusion hoax. Unsurprisingly, ABC, CBS, and NBC — which spent 2,284 minutes on their flagship evening newscasts salivating over every turn — have spent only two minutes and 17 seconds on…

The legacy media continue their five-alarm firefighting of the damning revelations contained within the Russia Hoax document drop, as published by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. ABC’s Jon Karl joins the fray in a wild segment with corporate cousin Stephen A. Smith of ESPN.

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…

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.

Today marks the one-year anniversary of the failed assassination attempt against President Donald Trump, a transcendent event in our nation’s politics and history that demands reflection. However, the anniversary of the shooting was mostly met with indifference on the legacy media’s Sunday political talk shows. 

Former President Barack Obama’s National Economic Council director has slipped from being the voice of reason on inflation to going full Cocaine Bear by screeching that President Trump was killing people with his economic agenda.

The devastating floods in Kerr County, Texas were breaking news on Sunday morning, and with it came desperate spin that somehow the human lives lost in the flood could be blamed on Trump budget cuts. Both ABC's George Stephanopoulos and CNN's Dana Bash claimed there were "staffing shortfalls" in the National Weather Service, but AP found the NWS was staffed up in Texas for the flooding.

House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries came on ABC’s This Week hoping to talk about the Big, Beautiful Bill and the current events of the day. Instead, he was made to squirm over not yet bending the knee to socialist Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani.