Immigration

On Wednesday, ABC’s Good Morning America and CBS Mornings fawned over the far, far, far-left Episcopal Church and Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde using a Tuesday prayer service at the National Cathedral to deliver a progressive scolding disguised as a sermon about God’s Word and prayer over President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance.

The star guest for the Wednesday episode of ABC’s The View was Episcopal “bishop” Mariann Edgar Budde, the same sermon leader who tried to troll President Trump the previous day during a service he attended at the National Cathedral, calling into question his plans for the mass deportation of illegal immigrants (which the vast majority of Americans supported). Of course, that resulted…

No, the headline does not deceive you. The New York Times got its pants in a bunch over President Donald Trump daring to refer to violent Mexican drug cartels as “terrorists” because it could supposedly harm the economy.

During his Tuesday show, ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel cheered on the woke, progressive Episcopal bishop who admonished President Donald Trump to go soft on illegal immigration and liberal social issues at an interfaith prayer service at the National Cathedral. Kimmel found a new desire that leaders follow the Bible and said of Bishop Mariann Budde’s performance, “That is the best; good for her.”

In addition to their hostile interview of Secretary of State Marco Rubio about January 6 and two surprising segments about First Lady Melania Trump’s fashion at the inauguration and the evening balls, CBS Mornings made January 6 and President Trump’s pardons the most important takeaway of this new day in America plus a side of illegal immigrant sob stories.

Both before and after their brutal rhetorical beatdowns at the hands of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), NBC’s inauguration coverage paddled the struggle boat as, over the course of six-plus hours of post-ceremonies coverage, they voiced their own set of grievances over President Trump’s “searing,” “single most partisan,” “very dark” speech that’s put him at “risk” of “overstepping what…

With their struggle sessions on Monday morning serving as an appetizer, ABC delivered the main course in the afternoon hours following President Trump’s second inauguration with meltdowns about the address as a “harsh” repudiation” of Joe Biden, a “hot mess of division” “filled with hammers,” and heard before an audience of supporters who “did not really reflect” America “when it comes to…

PBS News’s coverage of Donald Trump’s second inauguration featured PBS News Hour co-anchors Geoff Bennett and Amna Nawaz and included Laura Barron-Lopez, stationed at the White House. Barron-Lopez, as always, was a reliable defender of the Democratic president, adopting a pro-Democratic double standard on the last-minute pre-emptive family pardons issued by Joe Biden, an…

On Friday afternoon, CNN's senior national security analyst, Juliette Kayyem, preemptively tried to undermine President-elect Donald Trump from being able to take credit for lower border numbers after he takes office as the ex-Barack Obama administration member and former Democrat politician suggested that President Joe Biden had already fixed the problem, and that Trump would only be taking…

On The Amanpour Hour, CNN host Christiane Amanpour gave a sympathetic forum to left-wing film maker Errol Morris and MSNBC reporter Jacob Soboroff to promote their documentary attacking the GOP's opposition to illegal immigration, with Morris even declaring that then-President Donald Trump's family separation policy from 2018 was "unmistakably racist."

With the final White House press briefing on Wednesday afternoon, we’re looking back at the best hardballs, tussles, and moments over the hundreds of Biden administration press briefings, primarily helmed by Jen Psaki and Karine Jean-Pierre. The story of the Biden White House press corps is far more complex than Fox News – led by Peter Doocy and Jacqui Heinrich – asking challenging questions…

On Monday and Tuesday, CBS, CNN, and MSNBC each dedicated a segment to the self-described geopolitical consultant firm Eurasia Group’s annual release of its Top Risks for the coming year. Unsurprisingly, the list was dominated by anti-Trump fearmongering, ranging from his aversion to globalist organizations (first) to a cartoonish view of his presidency being one of creeping authoritarianism (…

The blog critiques a New Yorker article by Jessica Pishko on sheriffs who cooperate with federal immigration laws and support deportation policies under President Trump and Border Czar Tom Homan. Highlighting the skepticism towards these sheriffs, it discusses how local law enforcement, especially elected sheriffs with autonomy, play a significant role in immigration enforcement due to past…

MRC Founder and President Brent Bozell commended Meta following a stunning announcement on free speech by the company’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg.