Marco Rubio

Trump Administration officials are contemptible in the eyes of the New York Times Berlin bureau chief Jim Tankersley. For two years running, he has dumped on the speeches of the American representatives at the annual Munich Security Conference -- first J.D. Vance, and now Marco Rubio. The Times isn't a fan of Western civilization.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered an address before the Munich Security Conference that was warmly received and met with rapturous applause. And if you were waiting for the Elitist Media’s Sunday shows’ analyses, you might think the speech never happened at all. 

Saturday’s The Weekend on MS NOW offered Nancy Pelosi a predictably puffy platform, with little or no challenge from the hosts, to promote sweeping claims about U.S. politics — including the specter of 2026 elections failing to happen, inflammatory allegations about federal enforcement actions in Minnesota, an unsparing juxtaposition of two Republican figures, and the suggestion that…

What, you may ask, has sent Oliver Darcy into hysterics again? The sanctimonious media scold is in full meltdown mode over the newly revamped CBS Evening News, publishing a hysterical review on his Status newsletter.

The Elitist Media’s Sunday shows grappled with unexpected source material, due to the operation to capture and extradite former Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro (and wife Cilia Flores) pursuant to indictments for narcotrafficking and other charges handed down in the Southern District of New York. Secretary of State Marco Rubio went on these shows to discuss the operation, and made quick work…

Overtly sappy interviews like the one PBS just did for the socialist CEO of a wacky foreign-based censorship organization is a perfect reminder why that decrepit network should never get one dime of taxpayer money ever again.

This could qualify as the tiniest Trump scandal of all time -- even smaller than they "Trump dumped all food in the koi pond" scandal. It's a FONT scandal.

The 21st annual Free Speech Week marked a pivotal moment in America’s push toward reinvigorating free speech principles, hailed by the Media Research Center (MRC). The late Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, was posthumously awarded for his fierce advocacy of free speech rooted in Christian and conservative beliefs. The tribute sparked discussions about growing intolerance and…

The Media Research Center is proud to recognize President Donald Trump and several members of his administration during the 21st annual Free Speech Week for their unwavering commitment to defending the First Amendment and confronting one of the greatest threats to our constitutional Republic: the Biden administration’s whole-of-society approach to censorship.

On MSNBC's The Weekend, Robert De Niro, spewing vulgarities, repeatedly says that President Trump will refuse to leave office. Co-host Jonathan Capehart says he's on the "same page" with De Niro about that. Co-host Jackie Alemany, rather than rebuking De Niro telling people to "strap on their balls" to fight President Trump, repeats the phrase and indicates that Mamdani is the only…

As the position has often done the week of the annual United Nationals General Assembly (UNGA), Secretary of State Marco Rubio made the rounds Tuesday on the broadcast network flagship morning news shows. Unsurprisingly, ABC’s Good Morning America was the worst, thanks to co-host and former Clinton flack George Stephanopoulos shouting at Rubio, accusing the U.S. of killing innocents…

The late professor Ted J. Smith accused the liberal networks of an “omnidirectional bias,” of granting negative coverage to Republicans regardless of where the winds blow, or the facts land. Nothing can go right or deserve praise. That goes double for President Trump over his talks with Russia and Ukraine.

Ladies and gentlemen, we regret to inform you that BRENNAN is at it again. During her post-Alaska summit interview with Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Fact the Nation, Brennan suggested that European leaders attending the upcoming Oval Office meeting between President Donald Trump and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine do so in order to protect the latter from being bullied…

For their Tuesday podcast, CNN/PBS anchor Christiane Amanpour and ex-husband/former Clinton official Jamie Rubin warned that Trump’s budget cuts, both foreign and domestic, will get people killed.