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The communist Chinese government-affiliated AI chatbot DeepSeek seized on the opportunity to vilify President Donald Trump’s effort to slash violent crime rates in the nation’s capital. 

Hypocrisy was on full display on Wednesday’s Morning Joe as New York Times columnist David French joined the MSNBC show to discuss how Democrats should respond to President Trump on crime. Despite all the claims that Trump would be abusing his authority if he deployed the National Guard to blue cities, French, who, despite endorsing Kamala Harris, fancies himself as one of…

CBS’s Scott MacFarlane is on an extended whine session regarding the Trump administration’s deployment of National Guard personnel to the nation’s capital in order to solve a persistently high crime problem. In so doing, MacFarlane defends D.C.’s questionable crime data with the ferocity of Lt. Hiroo Onoda defending the Philippine jungles for decades after the end of World War II.

Pyongyang on the Potomac? That was the absurd analogy that CNN This Morning host Audie Cornish tried to make on Tuesday's show. Reacting to the news that there have been no murders in the capital since Trump's crimefighting moves there, Cornish said: "Actually, there's probably no murders in North Korea, too."

During Monday’s edition of The Lead, CNN host Jake Tapper took issue with a post President Trump made on Truth Social where he called out ABC and NBC for running “97% bad stories” about him. Tapper scoffed at the post and claimed he didn’t believe the number. But Trump’s claim wasn’t too far off. According to a Media Research Center study of Trump’s first 100 days, the broadcast…

In an interesting editorial choice, CNN NewsNight host Abby Phillip elected to keep credibly-accused human trafficker, wifebeater and MS-13 gangbanger Kilmar Abrego García off the table and away from any meaningful panel discussion. Phillip instead elected to do a brief blurb on Abrego García to close the show.

President Donald Trump issued a stern warning to other governments against undermining American tech companies’ ability to platform free speech and protect U.S. customers and sovereignty.

On Thursday's Deadline: White House on MSNBC, fill-in host Alicia Menendez wrongly claimed that an illegal alien was arrested outside a California school while dropping off his child. She also seemed to cheer on the harassment of ICE agents, reporter Jacob Soboroff claimed that illegal aliens are "citizens even if they're undocumented," and contributor Cornell Belcher blamed racism…

The legacy evening newscasts made an awful editorial choice tonight. Faced with a decision to spotlight families of our fallen service members or continue to cast “Maryland Dad” Kilmar Abrego García as a victim, they chose the latter.

When someone cries "no evidence," it’s probably because they can’t handle the evidence. CNN host Abby Phillip repeatedly argued over the weekend that there was no weaponization under Democrats because you can't identify a "Big Puppeteer" who has directed the entire conspiracy against Trump or Tea Party conservatives.

Politico's Ankush Khardori reports on concerns from four unnamed European diplomats about the potential erosion of the rule of law under President Trump. These diplomats, citing unnamed senior officials, are worried about the Trump administration's law enforcement priorities, particularly regarding immigration and free speech. The diplomats believe the tone of U.S. law enforcement has become…

At this point in his second term, President Donald Trump has higher approval ratings than Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama in their second terms. According to the Real Clear Politics average of presidential approval polls, Trump, on Aug. 13, 2025, had a rating of 45.8%. G.W. Bush on Aug. 13, 2005, registered a 43.2% rating. Obama, on Aug. 13, 2013, stood at 43.8%.

On Morning Joe, Axios co-founder Mike Allen criticizes the creation of a "new" requirement for naturalization of "good moral character." In fact, that requirement has existed ever since the first US naturalization law, in 1790.

CBS’s Margaret Brennan has Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on for a broad interview covering a range of subjects. But it was on immigration where Brennan enables Moore’s open advocacy for “Maryland Dad” and suspected MS-13 gangbanger Kilmar-Abrego García.