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We’re not sure what the actual flex is for Courier Newsroom -- a literal fake news organization heavily financed by the George Soros empire -- to be co-hosting a supposed rebuttal to President Trump’s upcoming State of the Union address aimed at “bring[ing] together elected officials, cultural figures, journalists, veterans, and organizers for a live counter-address focused on defying Donald Trump's abuses of power[.]”
During Monday’s Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski continued their crusade against ICE and DHS with more comparisons of ICE to the Ku Klux Klan from a Clinton-appointed judge, while also allowing Senator Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) to push the false idea that ICE’s budget was higher than the United States Marine Corps.
The annual State of the Union address is every president's golden opportunity to talk all over live national television for an hour and then some. We're poised for what happens afterward. They have touted Biden speeches as "forceful and feisty" and they have trashed Trump speeches as "intensely partisan." Look in the mirror, people.
It’s time to find out who had the Worst Media Quote of the Week. This interactive series is where you — our loyal NewsBusters visitors and MRC supporters — get to vote on which leftist journalist or celebrity had the worst media quote of the week.
FBI Director Kash Patel raised some eyebrows over the weekend by partying and pounding beers with the U.S.A. Olympics Men’s Hockey Team following their gold medal win over Canada. Of course, this irked the liberal ladies of ABC’s The View. While the Cackling Coven called Patel unserious, during Monday’s show, they argued that the FBI’s time would be better spent preparing for an apparent coming war with Iran and retaking the swaths of Mexico that were captured by a cartel fighters.
On Monday, ABC’s Good Morning America was surprisingly the only major broadcast network morning newscast to pitch a fit over FBI Director Kash Patel’s attendance at Sunday’s gold medal game in men’s ice hockey at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics and subsequent postgame locker room appearance with the victorious United States over the losers to the north in Canada.
Give me a phone and a list of registered Democrats, and I’ll find you one who thinks Donald Trump's the greatest thing since sliced bread — and Gavin Newsom is the devil incarnate.
That’s essentially the level of polling rigor Audie Cornish brought to Tuesday’s edition of CNN This Morning.
A majority of Virginians oppose Democrats’ efforts to rig the state’s redistricting process in the name of “fairness” - then change it back to the original system they claimed was unfair - results of a new Roanoke College Poll released Monday show.
The Internet has been buzzing over controversial advertising by infant-care brand Frida Baby, which uses sexual double entendres in their product marketing and packaging for babies. Sold at Target, CVS, Walmart, and other major retailers, the innuendoes have sparked outrage, especially amid recent Epstein-files discussions, prompting boycott calls. We happened to uncover yet another disturbing ad in our own research that raises alarm bells even further.
Last Friday the U.S. Supreme Court issued its ruling on President Trump's authority to unilaterally impose tariffs, and it went against him by a vote of 6-3. Since the announcement, the liberal media has used the decision in an attempt to fortify their accusations of Trump's "disregard" for the Constitution, and portray his criticism of Justices Neil Gorsuch and Amy Coney Barrett, both of whom he appointed, and who both voted against the President's position, to be unprecedented and dangerous. But there's a lot they are leaving out.
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump will deliver his State of the Union address to Congress. If past coverage of his joint speeches before Congress is an indicator, expect the elitist media to start bashing it within minutes of its finish.
In Trump’s first term, journalists used the occasion to mock Trump’s intelligence, call him a divider, a liar and a racist. Trump’s first address to Congress (after he returned to office in 2025) drew negative reviews too. NBC’s Tom Llamas worried that his second term would be “incredibly reckless.”
