Norah O'Donnell

CBS News, fully devolved into hyperpartisanship with just two weeks to go before the presidential election, repackaged a garbage article from The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Golberg for the purpose of harming former President Donald Trump’s gains with the Hispanic community.

The Regime Media takes delight in exhibiting recently conquered conservatives as role models for others to emulate. Such was the case during Adam Kinzinger’s tearful heyday, but the Regime now has a bigger prize: former Congresswoman Liz Cheney.

ABC, CBS, and NBC evening news shows all led into the impending arrival of Hurricane Milton by promoting President Biden and Vice President Harris trashing Donald Trump for spreading hurricane "misinformation." Only NBC allowed the view that the Federal Emergency Management Agency might not be doing a stellar job after Hurricane Helene.

The Regime Media have developed a Strange New Respect for conservative Republicans of a certain inclination, now that they can be used as rungs on a ladder that leads to Republicans voting for Vice President Kamala Harris. The most prominent of these, former Congresswoman Liz Cheney, was prominently featured on the network evening newscasts.

The Regime Media, which had zero interest in Melania Trump while she was First Lady of the United States, has developed a sudden interest now that she has come out in favor of abortion. This sudden interest is fueled by the opportunity to create the illusion of a wedge between the former President and First Lady.

The CBS veep debate wasn't bad as ABC, but the moderators quickly broke their own promise not to "fact check" the candidates (meaning the Republicans). After weeks of portraying Vance as a woman-hating, immigrant-baiting monster, Vance confounded CBS and other outlets by sticking to civil discourse and hitting soft notes for swing voters.

On his post-debate 2Way, Mark Halperin declares JD Vance the "runaway winner" of the VP debate, describing it as a "total mismatch" and "overall drubbing." Halperin also criticizes the pro-Walz bias of the CBS moderators, Norah O'Donnell and Margaret Brennan.

While objectively not as bad a ABC’s presidential debate three weeks ago, which should go down as the worst debate performance by the moderators in U.S. history, CBS’s vice presidential debate Tuesday night didn’t fare much better. Liberal moderators Margaret Brennan and Norah O’Donnell were so desperate to make Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH) look bad, that they repeatedly broke the rules of the…

Our analysis of CBS’s evening news campaign coverage suggests tomorrow’s vice presidential debate will likely be a friendly venue for the Democrat Tim Walz, and far more hostile to Republican JD Vance.

When CNN’s Dana Bash interviewed the Democratic presidential ticket of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz in August, we had 30 questions that we thought Bash should ask. Ultimately, she would only ask five, two of which—why he claimed to carry a weapon “in war” when he never did and why he said his wife used IV when she did not—were directed to Walz. Additionally, Bash asked him about misrepresenting…

The following are just a few of the most obnoxious left-wing or anti-conservative outbursts from CBS VP debate moderators Norah O’Donnell and Margaret Brennan via the MRC’s archives:

Not even Sunday’s close call with a would-be assassin could interrupt the liberal TV networks’ barrage of bad press against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.

The latest installment in the Regime Media’s ongoing “Hide the Bidenomics Suck” series features a new twist: omitting an unpopular policy prescription for the underlying problem mentioned in the report.

The recent push against free speech is underlied, so we’re told, by a desire to protect the legitimacy of our institutions against discord and disinformation propaganda. Unless, of course, the discord is sown by Regime journalists. Then, it is perfectly acceptable.