Expose

On MSNBC, Tim Miller tried to explain why comedians like Tim Dillon and Andrew Schulz matter politically. He said: “I’m thinking of Tim Dillon in particular and Andrew Schulz. I don’t — your viewers might not be familiar with them or they might, but I’ve been watching a lot of their shows lately and they […]

The corporate media is so desperate to “beat Trump” that their strategy now consists of memes, jokes, and waiting for Obama or Clinton to swoop back into the spotlight. On MSNBC, one panelist praised California Governor Gavin Newsom’s approach, saying: “Gavin Newsom has been really effective because he’s turned Trump’s absurdities in terms of his

Two children—Fletcher Merkel (8) and Harper Moyski (10)—were murdered in cold blood at a Catholic school. A transgender shooter pulled the trigger. Yet the media barely whispers their names. Where’s the outrage? Where’s the wall-to-wall coverage? George Floyd’s name is etched into history—endless headlines, global protests, murals, statues, a gold Promethean casket, VIP funerals broadcast

On Stephanie Ruhle’s MSNBC show, longtime Establishment Republican consultant Stuart Stevens—once a top media strategist for George W. Bush, senior adviser to Mitt Romney’s 2012 campaign, and a co-founder of the anti-Trump Lincoln Project who now serves as its senior adviser—called Donald Trump a “criminal.” Stevens said: “Look, I think there’s a reason that law

California Governor Gavin Newsom is at it again — using taxpayer dollars to push cheap propaganda on X. His official Press Office just posted a doctored image of President Donald Trump, and it looks like something cooked up by a bitter teenager with Photoshop, not a government office. Newsom’s Press Office X account is mean,

You know the Disney-Pixar Lightyear movie Snoop just brought back in the news? Alisha Hawthorne — Buzz’s gay best friend — had a wife named Kiko. Now there’s a hurricane with the same name. Hard to believe that’s just coincidence. Hollywood is even naming the storms now. Mail Online: Hurricane Kiko’s course has shifted and

On CNN, commentators questioned Snoop Dogg’s reaction to Pixar’s Lightyear. In the film, Pixar showed a same-sex kiss and also portrayed the two women, Alisha Hawthorne and her wife, raising a boy together. CNN anchor Jake Tapper even cited criticism from TS Madison, a television personality and LGBTQ+ activist, who asked: “Why is it okay

  These drugs are not “safe and effective”—that’s propaganda. They harm children by damaging their bodies, altering their minds, and locking them into choices that can never be undone. Short-term studies and biased reports ignore the truth: these chemicals leave kids sterilized, scarred, depressed, and dependent. Worst of all, no child is old enough to

This interview originally aired in July — and now Christiane Amanpour and PBS are replaying it again. With everything happening in America and around the world, they chose to recycle a sympathetic sit-down with Mahmoud Khalil. That isn’t journalism — it’s propaganda. Amanpour asked Khalil if jail had “beat that out of you.” His response?

PBS replayed Christiane Amanpour’s July 2025 interview with Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia University protest leader who was later detained by ICE. In the segment, Khalil dismissed accusations that he supported Hamas as “absurd” and insisted the Columbia protests were simply about pressuring the U.S. and the university to stop backing Israel’s war in Gaza. He

Ruben Gallego is a Democrat currently serving as a U.S. Senator for Arizona.   Mail Online: Arizona Congressman Ruben Gallego stunned his wife by asking her for a divorce days before she was due to give birth, according to bombshell court filings that he fought to keep sealed. The Democrat lawmaker, 44, who is in

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My friend always gives me his Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazines when he’s done reading them. That’s the only reason I even look at the magazine. The September 2025 issue (page 16) is a clear example of subtle word choice shaping perception. In the Briefing section, Kiplinger writes: “The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed by

Jen Psaki opened her show by mocking Donald Trump and delivering a civics lecture that painted her as what she’s always been—a defender of Big Government, Democrats, the Federal Reserve, and the entrenched bureaucracy that too often works against the American people. That should come as no surprise—she has been a Democratic operative since 2001,

Chris Hayes and Jen Psaki defend civil servants as neutral “nerdy experts.” History shows a very different story. Before Jen Psaki’s show began, Chris Hayes said to Psaki: “I mean watching those CDC workers today, it was part of the history of this moment when we read history books is gonna be all of these

Rachel Maddow didn’t just frame Kilmar Abrego-García as a victim herself — she handed the microphone to his defense attorney, Simon Sandoval-Moshenberg, a longtime immigration advocate. By bringing on Abrego-García’s defense lawyer, Maddow guaranteed viewers would hear a one-sided account — one that ignores the most damaging facts and recasts the story to make Abrego-García

Rachel Maddow brought on Kilmar Abrego-García’s lawyer and painted García as an innocent victim — ignoring the spousal abuse court filings, law enforcement records stating he ran a smuggling operation that transported MS-13 members and associates across state lines and hid children on vehicle floorboards, and a federal smuggling indictment laying out the smuggling ring

I found this at ABC News. Prosecutors contend in Monday’s filing that the alleged presence of minors on at least some of the trips entitles the government to a detention hearing. If the hearing is granted, the government says a special agent with Homeland Security Investigations will testify “that he learned during the course of

What a joke. This PBS show aired yesterday, but the John Kerry interview was “originally broadcast May 23.” With all the real news happening in America and the world, fake-news host Christiane Amanpour is recycling Kerry propaganda praising Joe Biden. Who in the hell wants to watch that? Kerry wants you to believe that Joe

On PBS, John Kerry praised China as the world leader in renewable energy. Speaking to host Christiane Amanpour, he said: “Well, I think, Christiane, that it’s really unfortunate that the president who wants to compete with China and who constantly talks about China beating us in the marketplace has actually ceded the largest market in

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker made it clear: he doesn’t want President Donald Trump anywhere near Chicago — even if it means stopping the violent crime, gang shootings, carjackings, and lawlessness that have plagued the city for decades. Pritzker declared: “Donald Trump looked at the assembled cameras and asked for me personally to say, Mister President,

But Chicago’s reality is nearly 1,900 murders in just three years, rampant crime, and a century of failed Democrat leadership. On Monday, following weekend reports that President Trump had been planning to deploy military personnel in Chicago, Governor J.B. Pritzker brushed off the city’s crime crisis with a speech aimed at blasting Trump. He told

On The Source, CNN’s guest host rolled out John Bolton — no longer the “war criminal” they once despised, but a regular commentator invited to reinforce their narrative. During the Bush years, Democrats and the corporate liberal media branded John Bolton a “war criminal” and a “reckless neocon warmonger.” He was blasted as an “interventionist”

On August 22, 2025, Netflix released The Truth About Jussie Smollett? Notice the question mark. It’s a retelling that gives Smollett the stage to revive a story that was already widely discredited. It mixes archival footage, courtroom clips, media soundbites, and sit-down interviews with Smollett himself. Netflix keeps the spotlight on emotion: Smollett’s tearful reflections,

On August 22, 2025, Netflix released The Truth About Jussie Smollett? Notice the question mark. It’s a retelling that gives Smollett the stage to revive a story that was already widely discredited. It mixes archival footage, courtroom clips, media soundbites, and sit-down interviews with Smollett himself. Netflix keeps the spotlight on emotion: Smollett’s tearful reflections,