CBS This Morning

The hacks at CBS This Morning on Monday jumped on the cancel culture bandwagon, hyping the effort to force the Washington Redskins to change their name. Reporter Chip Reid featured an ESPN host assailing the “bloody” nickname. NOWHERE in the entire segment was any mention that Native Americans have been repeatedly polled and overwhelmingly support the name. 

The following is a look at some of the more absurd attempts by lib reporters to portray the protest zones as peaceful fun-filled “street festivals.” 

On Tuesday, 15-year Tulsa Police Department veteran and Sergeant Craig Johnson died at a hospital after sustaining a gunshot wound to his head on Monday. Six-week rookie Officer Aurash Zarkeshan was also in critical condition; he too was shot in the head during the same struggle with a suspect. Though CBS Evening News was the only broadcast newscast to report on their hospitalization…

CBS This Morning embraced the hate on Monday as co-host Gayle King talked to actor and radio host D.L. Hughley about race. The extremist Hughley smeared all police, insisting that they love mass murderers more than black motorists. King must agree with this because she never bothered to speak out or object to the comments. 

Watch out, Tony Dokoupil is walking the streets again, ready to lecture Americans. Back in January he was using tasty-looking pies to explain socialism to the masses. On Friday, he went to Stamford Connecticut to demand…

On Wednesday, during interviews with NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace, CBS This Morning and NBC’s Today show actually rejected the findings of FBI investigation that concluded no hate crime was committed against the sport’s only full-time black driver. Instead, both broadcasts decided to keep pushing the debunked narrative that Wallace was targeted with a “noose” – which turned…

On CBS This Morning on Monday, CBS brought on 18-year-old poet Playon Patrick, a “youth ambassador for the Obama Foundation’s My Brother’s Keeper” project. They had him read from black author James Baldwin’s fierce writings of the 1960s.

CBS This Morning co-host Tony Dokoupil on Friday hypocritically huffed about the “moral” outrage for Donald Trump’s upcoming Tulsa rally, but telling Senator James Lankford that the protests the country has seen recently are fine because they are not organized. After Dokoupil lectured the Republican by saying, “So why put public safety at risk for a political rally,” Lankford shot…

On Thursday, all three network morning shows seized on excerpts from former National Security Advisor John Bolton’s new book trashing President Trump. The NBC, ABC, and CBS broadcasts repeatedly hailed supposed “bombshells” and “explosive” revelations in the nasty tell-all, including Trump’s allegedly treasonous attempt to get China to buy American agricultural products.

Who better than far-left Democratic Congressman Adam Schiff to talk about John Bolton’s new tell-all book on the Trump administration? That, apparently, was the thinking of Gayle King on Thursday when she described the liberal Congressman as the “perfect person” to discuss the new allegations. The questions were about what you would expect from King, a Democratic donor. She…

As the Supreme Court prepares to rule over whether Donald Trump had the power to end Barack Obama’s protection of DREAMers, CBS This Morning on Wednesday focused on how this could impact COVID-19. Reporter Jan Crawford also allowed a scant 20 seconds on the legality of the Oama-era move. Co-host Tony Dokoupil stated, “Many so-called Dreamers are waiting to learn their fate while they…

CBS journalist John Dickerson has written a new history of the presidency. Naturally, This Morning co-host Tony Dokoupil brought on Dickerson to use The Hardest Job in the World as a way to bash Donald Trump. Dokoupil critiqued, “There's an FDR quote I think we can begin with. He says, ‘I can only go as fast as the people will let me.’ We're in a moment now where it seems the…

Rather than focus on the radical and dangerous nature of protesters taking over and occupying a section of Seattle, CBS This Morning on Friday instead highlighted the “street fair-like atmosphere,” including “art displays and “outdoor movies.” 

CBS This Morning co-host Gayle King appeared on James Corden’s The Late Late Show on CBS early Thursday morning to talk about race relations, George Floyd, and President Trump’s relationship with the media. King had some surprising things to say about the media bias and fake news; she recommended people do “their own diligence” and “research” before believing what they hear…