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Thursday’s The ReidOut was an exercise in irony for MSNBC viewers, thanks to hilarious lamentations from host Joy Reid and Congressman Adam Schiff (D-CA) (a man she dubbed a modern-day Thaddeus Stevens) that congressional Republicans will spend the next four years investigating President-elect Joe Biden and his family.

On Sunday night Showtime will debut a four-part documentary series, The Reagans, devoted to smearing President Ronald Reagan as an anti-civil rights user of racist “dog whistles” who, in the words of its director, served as a tool of “plutocrats” who “in many ways paved the way for Trump.”

On her 2:00 p.m. ET hour show on Thursday, MSNBC anchor and left-wing climate change activist Katy Tur was salivating over the incoming Biden administration’s plans to implement economy-killing climate regulations by executive fiat. She lead off the segment by hailing: “Four years of climate change denial will come to an end on January 20th when President-Elect Joe Biden takes office.”

After the 2000 Presidential election, TV journalists indulged losing candidate Al Gore’s protracted attempts to overturn the election, treating his lawsuits and requested recounts with great respect. Yet the same media today are exasperated by President Trump’s refusal to concede. Pundits incuriously dismiss the Trump campaign’s lawsuits as “frivolous” and the recounts as “pointless,”…

As I reported on Thursday, Gayle King, a Democratic donor, had been awarded the first interview with the former President as he promotes his new book. It’s not hard to see why the woman who vacationed with the Obama family was chosen. 

Network shows have finally returned and with them comes a new narrative. As seen in Chicago P.D., NBC seems ready to give into the anti-cop crowd that protested its police dramas this past summer. Up next on the chopping block is one of its longest running shows, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.

President-Elect Biden’s calls for unity may be hollow, but CNN’s Chris Cuomo wouldn’t even have that much. In his opening diatribe for Thursday’s PrimeTime, Cuomo doubled down on his previous night’s hatred of the GOP where he appeared to threaten their lives. This time, he stirred up the hatred against them with false claims and suggested the GOP were the ones with it in them to kill…

If there is anyone who is not in position to lament the raise of bubbles and echo chambers, it is anyone who works at CNN, but that didn't stop Brian Stelter and CNN Right Now guest host Pamela Brown from doing just that on Thursday.

On Tuesday's Deadline: White House, MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace and MSNBC national security analyst Frank Figliuzzi engaged in wild speculation about the possibility that, as a former President, Donald Trump might betray the country by divulging national security secrets for financial gain. Figliuzzi went on to advise that the FBI should "restart their counterintelligence assessment of…

Thursday's NBC Nightly News gave viewers a taste of the kind of disinformation they planned to gaslight the public with during a Biden administration, on Thursday. While a CNBC report published Wednesday documented how Biden COVID advisor Dr. Michael Osterholm (not a real doctor) was advocating for a nationwide lockdown for at least a month, NBC News frantically told viewers that he…

Is this what the media mean by post-election “unity?” CBS This Morning previewed a new CBSN (their online platform) documentary on gun control and the threat of “self-identified militias.” As expected, the hack, anti-Second Amendment reporting compares “gun safety laws” with militia gun nuts. On Thursday, co-host Anthony Mason previewed, “Adam Yamaguchi embedded with militia members…

On Monday's New Day show, CNN's Alisyn Camerota fretted over President Donald Trump's decision to hold off on conceding the election as she cued up her guest, Democratic Congressman Jim Clyburn, to complain that such a delay would hinder the transition to a Joe Biden presidency.

In a column published Wednesday, Outkick’s Jason Whitlock addressed a critique about comedian Dave Chappelle’s Saturday Night Live monologue. According to Whitlock, Chappelle succumbed to the “black group-think” that the stand-up artist has spent a large portion of his career avoiding, and athletes, like LeBron James, have spent a large portion of their careers embracing.

CNN Newsroom's Jim Sciutto went to eleven on the outrage scale on Wednesday with Harvard professor and former Bush Assistant Attorney General Jack Goldsmith when they proclaimed that by not conceding, President Trump and Republicans are risking another 9/11.