Conservatives have been saying for years that MSNBC platforms some of the most racist people in the Pravda Media–and until recently, the market for racism has been booming. So much so that the demand for racism exceeded the supply.
You know it’s bad when you agree with Cenk.
I can't stop laughing…pic.twitter.com/qJoepC4wrT
— Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) February 24, 2025
It was nearly 2 a.m. on the East Coast in the middle of election night when CNN’s Jake Tapper stood across from professional virtual-map operator John King and asked a simple question: “Are there any places where Kamala Harris overperformed from where Biden did?”
Tapping away from a view of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, King zoomed out to a view of the entire United States and hit a key to show a comparison to the 2020 election. The map instantly turned a solid dark gray, without a single county highlighted.
“Holy smokes,” Tapper gasped. “Literally nothing? Literally not one county?”
CBS News plans to provide the Federal Communications Commission with the transcript of a “60 Minutes” interview with Kamala Harris that is at the heart of a lawsuit against the network filed by President Donald Trump — the latest development in a battle that critics say is being used to target press freedom.
When did “press freedom” become 1984 like historical revisionism?
The 2024 election sent serious shock waves through the badly named “mainstream media.” The American mainstream has rejected the Democrat media establishment, finding them untrustworthy to “save democracy.” It’s more like arrogantly manipulating democracy. They through every rock and every kitchen sink at Donald Trump, and they lost. Is it time to say goodbye?
It’s official! Chuck Todd is finally donezo at NBC!
According to Variety, the longtime NBC News correspondent and former moderator of Meet the Press is leaving the network for good: “Chuck Todd, the former Meet the Press moderator, is leaving NBC News, he told colleagues in a memo issued Friday, a move he’s making in order to pursue ventures outside the NBCUniversal empire.”
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr opened up a probe of NPR and PBS Thursday over their airing of commercial announcements. The New York Times warned of a “politicized” debate over public broadcasting. They don’t want any debate. To suggest it tilts left “politicizes” it. But somehow, to tilt left is….not politicizing things? Apparently, liberal bias is the desirable norm. Anything the disrupts it is “politicized.”
CNN plans to lay off hundreds of employees Thursday as it refocuses the business around a global digital audience, according to people familiar with the matter.
The layoffs come as CNN is rearranging its linear TV lineup and building out digital subscription products. The cuts will help CNN lower production costs and consolidate teams, said the people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss nonpublic changes.
h/t DS
There have been reports in recent weeks suggesting that there may be major changes coming to the White House press briefing room in a second Trump administration.
The White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) generally creates the briefing room seating chart, which gives the front row to what most of us would call the “mainstream media,” such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and network news channels, most of which, if not all, are notoriously biased to the left. However, the new Trump administration may take the responsibility away from the WHCA and seemingly set the seating arrangements itself.
This reminds me a bit of when news station camera men fell into despair at the sight of reporters working with their own hand held models.
Panama City, FL – On Friday, a jury of six in Florida’s 14th Circuit Court in Bay County has found CNN liable for the defamation of Navy veteran Zachary Young and that he was entitled economic and emotional damages, a ruling that proved CNN was not worthy of their moniker “the most trusted name in news.” They also found that CNN’s reporters had demonstrated expressed malice, actual malice, and outrageous behavior, which opened the door for a massive punitive damages judgement.
If the state of the legacy media as 2025 begins were put to music, the only appropriate soundtrack would be the iconic theme from “Jaws.”
There’s blood in the journalistic water, and viewers and readers are fleeing the same way beachgoers did on Amity Island the moment they saw that ominous fin emerging from the sea.
Underscoring that visual, this week we’ve seen MSNBC president Rashida Jones running for the exit and the Washington Post making even more cuts to a staff that has shrunk almost as fast as its subscription base.
CNN’s stubbornly leftist journalists think they know why their viewers are abandoning ship in record numbers – they’re not going hard enough against Donald Trump anymore.
That is the suggestion from reporters who spoke anonymously to The Washington Post this week as the network recovered from some of its lowest ratings ever.
Insiders claim a decision to hold a town hall with the president-elect back in May 2023 upset staff and viewers, as did the decision not to fact check Trump during his debate earlier this year.
Is it the end of legacy media as we know it?
The speculation that Elon Musk will purchase MSNBC over the past weekend has reignited the discussion of the American public’s distrust of mainstream media.
It was bound to happen. Not a month has passed since the presidential election, but the Regime Media are back to pushing breathless variants of their failed “threat to democracy” narratives. This time, in regard to speculation that Elon Musk may purchase MSNBC.
Watch as (who else?) Brian Stelter comes on CNN and gives a masterclass in Regime Media projection …
MSNBC slashed star anchor Rachel Maddow’s annual salary by $5 million as the left-leaning network continues to reel from parent company Comcast’s decision to spin off its struggling cable properties, according to a report.
Maddow — who rakes in $30 million a year for hosting “The Rachel Maddow Show” just one day a week on Mondays — renegotiated for a $25 million salary for the next five years, the Ankler reported on Thursday.
“This is a difficult time and they needed to keep her,” one executive told the news site. “No one else can do what she does. You can’t build a brand like it overnight.”
When it comes to cable TV news ratings, it’s usually easy come, easy go. Some days you are up, and some days you are down. That’s the nature of the business. But what has happened to liberal-leftish MSNBC since Donald Trump’s election victory a few weeks ago is looking less like a rollercoaster ride, and more like a fall from an aeroplane without a parachute.
