U.S. Supreme Court

CNN’s Chris Wallace took his 1960 election-related book tour to CBS and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Thursday, where he lamented that the “crazy” Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity has made Special Counsel Jack Smith’s life more difficult and sarcastically claimed it was “totally coincidental” that it was a 6-3 ruling along partisan lines with three Trump…

Author and crazy person Fran Lebowitz joined HBO’s Bill Maher on Friday’s episode of Real Time and suggested that President Joe Biden “dissolve the Supreme Court” because it is “Trump’s harem.” Questions of sarcasm versus sincerity aside, Lebowitz made the suggestion by relying on a false interpretation of the Court’s immunity ruling that claimed the president is now the king and can…

President Joe Biden, to fill a Supreme Court vacancy, said he had but one fixed criterion. The nominee must be a black female. On the first day of Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation hearing, Sunny Hostin, co-host of ABC’s “The View,” tweeted: “Been crying with pride all day watching Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson breaking this ceiling. Never thought I would feel so very emotional. But I’m all…

Less than a week from a second attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, the U.S. Department of Justice announces the indictment of an Alaska man on multiple charges related to violent threats against six Justices on the United States Supreme Court. Only one of the Big Three evening network newscasts found this to be newsworthy.

CNN NewsNight anchor Abby Phillip interviewed liberal Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson on Friday and repeatedly tried to get her to attack her colleagues, first as sexists and second for undermining public confidence in the Court by overturning “precedent,” by which she just meant Roe v. Wade.

CNBC anchor Andrew Ross Sorkin brought on the president of a major leftist pressure group to explain the rapid collapse of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives at major companies.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough, who had a perfect pro-life record as a congressman, is silent as  Never Trumper David French says he thinks Dobbs was rightly decided and that Roe was wrong. Scarborough criticizes judicial activism in the Supreme Court overturning Roe, ignoring that Roe might have been the most egregious act of judicial activism in Supreme Court history.

CBS’s host of The Late Show, Stephen Colbert, repeatedly tried to bait Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson into trashing her conservative colleagues on Tuesday, only for her to stymie him with multiple “no comment” responses. At one point, Colbert lamented “that’s a layup” in response to one of her non-responses.

In a solemn segment full of faux-intellectualism, MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell trashed the Supreme Court as a “stain on America’s claim to the world that it is a democracy” and claimed that slavery is the only reason why a majority of the justices have been appointed by Republicans.

Fox Business Senior Correspondent Charlie Gasparino celebrated a brutal year for corporate racial discrimination after Jack Daniel’s parent company abandoned DEI initiatives. 

The Daily Wire podcast host Michael Knowles called for ubiquitous corporate racism to be met with fines and jail time, imploring potential white male victims to sue those responsible. 

Americans fed up with the federal government’s censorship scheme may soon be able to file civil lawsuits against the bureaucrats stifling their free speech online, a newly introduced bill stipulates.

On Monday morning, all three broadcast networks reported on president Biden’s moves toward a new constitutional amendment on presidential immunity targeting Donald Trump, and calling on Congress to enact Supreme Court term limits.

We were reliably told that attacks against the courts were attacks against our very institutions, and therefore on Democracy™ itself. That is, unless you are a Democrat appearing on a Regime Media Sunday political affairs show and attacking a majority-conservative Supreme Court. In which case, fire at will. Figuratively, hopefully.