Media Bias Debate

Atlantic writer David Brooks, the “conservative” half of the PBS News Hour’s traditional Friday evening political discussion, offered rare criticism of his media colleagues on the September 25 edition: “We have got to reestablish some distance from the Democratic Party….They're not people we root for. They're not people we're spin doctors for.” But with just a month to go before the 2026…

On Tuesday’s Morning Joe, the premier liberal morning show, led off with a clip from a Trump rally in Nebraska and insisted Trump called for Iran to bomb Los Angeles and San Diego. Ignoring the context of the clip, hosts Joe Scarborough and Willie Geist called for impeachment. Later, Scarborough even insisted that some of the media not covering the out-of-context “take out” clip was evidence…

PBS/CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour sat down with Talk Easy podcast host Sam Fragoso on Sunday for what was truly a surreal interview. Even though Amanpour is one of the most liberal media figures outside of MS NOW, she insisted that she isn’t biased and that she’s just someone who cares about democracy and human rights from a Catholic perspective.

President Trump shouldn’t be putting recycled campaign ads on the air announcing they are "Paid for by the U.S. Government." The spot that aired this weekend is the same core video from a 2024 Trump campaign ad. That is the record. Morning Joe and CNN This Morning treated with the usual paranoia as a border crossing into dictatorship.  

MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart’s Friday appearance on PBS News Hour provided a revealing look at the media’s Main Character Syndrome as he falsely declared that journalism is the job protected by the Constitution while taking a victory lap on CNN, MS NOW, and Politico returning to the White House. Meanwhile, The Atlantic staff writer David Brooks was not completely useless. While he criticized…

Joe Scarborough went on a rant on Friday's Morning Joe, demanding that whoever instructed Secret Service agents not to immediately restore access to previously banned outlets—even after a judge issued a temporary order—should be jailed. Scarborough continued: "I want to know who is saying, ignore a federal judge's order, because this sounds a lot like Watergate to me." 

All is not well in liberal Hollywood. After a blue state coalition led by California essentially folded by allowing the Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Discovery merger to proceed: several celebrities, led by actors Mark Ruffalo and Jane Fonda, voiced their displeasure at state officials for caving.

The shareholders for the most infamous U.S. newspaper in circulation are holding it to account for the antisemitic and anti-Israel bile that has been replete throughout its reporting apparatus.

In response to President Trump excluding CNN, MS NOW, and Politico from the White House for writing what Trump called “purposefully negative stories” about his administration, the press corps is hyperventilating and pleading First Amendment violations, including a huffy (and hypocritical) editorial in Tuesday’s New York Times, “Trump Is Attacking Press Freedom and Disregarding the Law. Again…

Ever since President Trump banned MS NOW, CNN, and Politico from the White House, there has been plenty of rhetoric from the media about how the First Amendment says that politicians do not get to pick on who reports on them or to say what is fake news and what isn’t. However, on Tuesday’s Money, Power, Politics, MS NOW host Stephanie Ruhle lamented that a California-led coalition of blue…

The Elite Media continue to find ways to make themselves the story. This is particularly true after CNN, Politico, and MS NOW found themselves without access to The White House. With no official pool footage available due to the other networks refusing to pick up the slack for CNN, CBS found a way to perform the media ban for its viewers.

If ever there were a propagandist of the left, it's Brian Stelter. And yet he had the chutzpah, on today's CNN This Morning, to lecture the country about who counts as a real reporter: "I tend to have a view: the more voices the merrier, the more points of view the merrier. The problem, though, in these Q&A settings is that you get a few figures who are propagandists right next to real…

Brian Stelter criticized Trump for banning CNN, MSNBC, and Politico from the White House, calling it censorship, yet he previously suggested banning Fox News and supported similar actions against them. Stelter labeled such censorship as a “harm reduction model,” showing clear hypocrisy in his stance on media access.

As is often the case, the Elitist Media find a way to make the Elitist Media the centerpiece of whatever they do. CNN’s Dana Bash attempted to do the same with the United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Mike Waltz, and got promptly schooled.