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Anyone could have predicted that the elitist snobs would lose their minds over the White House hosting a UFC event, led by Lawrence O’Donnell wailing about the “despicable vulgarity” of the whole thing. But the Hollywood Left attempted despicably vulgar counter-programming in Manhattan, a “star-studded event” titled “Rise Up, Sing Out: A Concert for the First Amendment." They only care about…

On a busy news day, ABC and NBC made sure to devote significant A-block time in their national evening newscasts to one of the major pressing stories of the day. Of course, we’re talking about the algae bloom at the newly redone Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.

ABC, CBS, and NBC all broadcast stories about Gov. Gavin Newsom rushing out to proclaim the federal government was investigating his family finances, heavily selling his "Trump retribution" narrative without going beyond vague references to what might deserve investigation. 

HBO’s John Oliver declared on Sunday’s Last Week Tonight that he has little faith in the Trump administration’s World Cup visa vetting as he does in Trump’s ability to point out which side were the good guys in the Civil War.

Gal Beckerman’s Atlantic piece humorously overanalyzes Trump hosting a UFC fight at the White House, comparing it to French theorist Roland Barthes’ thoughts on spectacle and professional wrestling, underlining the absurdity of applying deep cultural theory to a straightforward spectacle.

Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA) released an X video denouncing the Trump Department’s alleged hit job against him and his family and alleging weaponization of government. Newsom offered no factual basis for a weaponization in progress. Nonetheless, the Elitist Media evening news ran with varying degrees of this narrative.

The effete snobs of the leftist media were on full display as they lamented the "despicable vulgarity" of President Trump hosting a UFC event on the White House lawn.  Plus: Ladies of "The View" kvetch about talking to Vice President Vance. 

It was a Jeffrey Goldberg double feature on PBS over the weekend, as the Atlantic editor in chief and host of the Friday night political roundtable Washington Week with The Atlantic guided his journalist guests (with three of the five affiliated with The Atlantic) through an America’s 250^th-anniversary themed discussion, in front of the unusual setting of…

Sunday evening President Trump announced that a deal had been reached with Iran, and although  details were not immediately available, it didn't matter to some in the leftist media, who immediately went on the attack against the U.S., Trump,  Israel, and their Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. That was the case on MS Now's The Weekend Primetime, as co-Host Ayman Mohyeldin, formerly…

Monday's CNN This Morning seized on Lindsey Graham's description of JD Vance as the "architect" of the Iran deal — framing it as a potential political risk for the VP if the deal falters. A poisoned chalice? Later, Cornish aired a clip of Barack Obama casting doubt on the Trump administration's efforts, and they argued Obama was saying his Iran deal was "a more permanent solution."

Last December, President Trump ordered that his name be added to the Kennedy Center, which was followed by Obama-appointed federal judge Christopher Cooper ruling that was illegal, that only Congress could alter the name. Trump’s name came down on Saturday, and former CNN screamer Jim Acosta displayed his deranged mind by comparing it to….the fall of the Berlin Wall.

On Saturday's edition of The Weekend: Primetime, co-host Elise Jordan casually dropped a jaw-dropping detail about one of the network's own: "Our senior producer Johanna questions it [the Moon landing.]"

MS NOW reporter/far-left immigration activist Jacob Soboroff debuted his new show on Saturday that he is calling Connect. In a segment where he explained the meaning behind the name, Soboroff recounted several stories he has done throughout his career that “connect” with him with people, including several that touched on immigration and the “joy” that “we’ve experienced together” of…

When Elon Musk’s SpaceX went public on the Nasdaq on Friday, he became the first trillionaire in history. Later that night on HBO’s Real Time, host Bill Maher wondered if you could still be a good capitalist and believe in “some cap on wealth.” Eurasian Group President Ian Bremmer responded not by answering the question but by suggesting that Musk’s history-making day was a result of…