Norah O'Donnell

If your reporting comes off as apologia for one Iranian-funded terror group, chances are it will do the same for others. Such is the case for CBS’s Imtiaz Tyab, who detoured from his normal duties as the network’s resident Hamasnik in order to provide cover to Hezbollah.

In an interview with Puck’s Dylan Byers on Tuesday afternoon, longtime CBS News anchor Norah O’Donnell announced she’d be resigning from the CBS Evening News after the November presidential election in order “to focus on major cross-platform interview specials” in what he nauseatingly dubbed a “new, Barbara Walters-ish role” for CBS.

ABC, CBS, and NBC displayed strong fan boy and fan girl energy on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning with segments salivating over the “boisterous,” “ecstatic,” “energized,” “enthusiastic,” and “raucous” Wisconsin crowd Tuesday afternoon for Vice President Kamala Harris in her first official rally as the likely Democratic presidential nominee that signaled “a whole new race” as she “prosecute…

On Monday night and Tuesday morning, ABC, CBS, and NBC were not only ebullient but thoroughly touched in their metaphorical erogenous zones with Vice President Kamala Harris undemocratically “barreling toward” the Democratic presidential nomination, gushing it’s been a “dizzying, history-making” time further buoyed by “momentum”, a “stunning amount of donations”, and an “emotional and…

On Sunday afternoon after President Biden’s handlers posted for him on social media that he won’t run for reelection, CBS blew ABC and NBC out of the water with nearly four hours of airtime (roughly 3:55) fawning over Biden as someone embedded in “the American story” and set to live “in very rarefied air” of U.S. history and decrying even policy criticisms of likely Democratic nominee, Vice…

Watching countless hours of the 2024 Republican National Convention is quite instructive and serves tremendous purpose, to wit: to remind everyone that the cloistered Acela Media have nothing but utter contempt for significant portions of the American public.

CBS’ Tuesday night coverage of the 2024 Republican National Convention unsurprisingly included a ridiculous distraction from the prominent issue of illegal immigration and the threat it poses to the United States. Chief Washington correspondent Major Garrett filled the time leading up to a speech by Michael Morrin, whose sister was murdered by an illegal immigrant, to spew a long-winded fact-…

Prior to Tuesday’s guilty verdict in the corruption trial of Democratic Senator Bob Menendez (NJ), the major broadcast networks of ABC, CBS, and NBC spent only nine minutes (8:56) on their flagship morning and evening newscasts and Sunday morning political talk shows. But by Tuesday night, they came out of the wilderness with six minutes of coverage (6:08).

CBS ran a news special on Sunday night after President Biden’s remarks in the Oval Office. CBS anchor Norah O’Donnell interviewed former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and dragged him right back to January 6 to discuss how rhetoric has grown hotter. Typically, CBS didn’t include itself in the atmosphere of overheated rhetoric.

After wavering on the ongoing push to oust President Joe Biden and appearing to fall back in line, it appears that the Regime Media have found their nerve once again, bolstered by both former Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s appearance on Morning Joe and by George Clooney’s op-ed in The New York Times calling for Biden to step down.

After amplifying many of the calls for President Joe Biden to withdraw from the presidential campaign in the wake of his disastrous debate performance, there appears to be a change of mind. After Biden’s interview with George Stephanopoulos and subsequent retrenchment, the networks have begun to fall back in line.

Following the first 2024 Presidential Debate, the broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, NBC) had very little to say in President Joe Biden’s favor. The post-debate coverage emphasized what was obvious to all viewers, specifically that the night was a disaster for Biden’s campaign.

The United States Supreme Court issued an opinion today with far-reaching implications for free speech protections from government censorship via third parties. The network evening newscasts chose NOT to cover that ruling, choosing instead to cover an inadvertently-published and quickly retracted ruling on the left’s apex issue: abortion.

Louisiana has become the first state to require that the Ten Commandments be displayed in all public schools across the state. The corporate media’s reaction to this development is best described as a collective muted hysteria.