The vile, leftist hosts on The View trash President Donald Trump once again, complaining that he’s been badmouthing poor old stinkpot Joe Biden.
Of course, Joy Behar, Whoopi Goldberg and the other scum-suckers on The View conveniently fail to remember how Biden did the exact same thing.
Are they that forgetful, or just a bunch of unrepentant political hacks? Here’s more from Memology 101.
Disney and ABC might be in DEEP trouble. The Federal Communications Commission is now investigating them over their DEI policies.
This after ABC News had to throw millions at The Orange One to stave off a defamation suit. Wonder what The View will talk about on Monday? Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
This is the end for National Public Radio (NPR) and the Public Broadcasting System (PBS). Explosive hearings Wednesday prove that these organizations are out for one thing only – the left. Look for both NRP and PBS to be defunded!
Trish Regan reports on that plus much more including:
We haven’t seen Ben Swann much later, and here he explains how he has been a victim of censorship sanctions enforced against him by the Joe Biden administration. A longtime TV journalist across several American markets, Swann formed a company called Sovren that was producing and selling content to RT, the Russia Today network. The Biden bureaucrats forbid Swann to do any further work for the Russian network, as part of their widespread posturing on behalf of Ukraine.
Swann discusses what happened with Natali Morris on Redacted News. He has not sued to end the censorship, but says he has been discussing the situation with staffers for Donald Trump and is hopeful they might lift the sanctions over time, allowing him to resume work for RT.
It would be great to see Swann back on the news, whether on RT or elsewhere. He has done some of the more honest and livelier TV reports we’ve seen over the years, focusing on taboo topics including conspiracies like Pizzagate and Sandy Hook as well as Barack Obama’s manic drone policies, wildly attacking suspected terrorists, among them, Anwar Al-Awlaki.
Over the past week, at least 23 Democrats in the U.S. Senate simultaneously issued hot speeches full of cuss words, berating President Donald Trump and lying about the state of the economy. Who’s the puppeteer pulling the strings of these leftist fools? Turns out there’s one likely culprit — Justin Goodman, the former communications director for Chuck Schumer.
Goodman now runs his own form, SKDK, with offices in Washington D.C, New York City, Albany and Los Angeles. Punchbowl News described him as “the chief spokesman for every Senate battle in recent memory.”
We’re not sure if he’s the one to blame for the potty mouths and juvenile histrionics of all of the Democrats, but it’s clear enough he slinks around, spewing propaganda. Here’s more from Mr. Reagan.
What’s Her Face bears down on YouTube censorship. Is she being silenced by the blatantly leftist social media platform?
InfoWars reporter Jamie White was gunned down outside his Austin, Texas, home Sunday night. It’s not clear who killed him. He had done reports on the Mexican cartels as well as Ukraine and Romania.
“We pledge that Jamie’s tragic death will not be in vain, and those responsible for this senseless violence will be brought to justice,” said InfoWars founder Alex Jones. Here’s more from The Jimmy Dore Show.
A trial taking place in North Dakota will have a significant impact on free speech, and could severely limit the power of protests.
The trial involves something called SLAPP, which strands for Strategic Lawsuits against Public Participation. Energy Transfer, the Big Oil corporation behind the Dakota Access Pipeline, is seeking $300 million in damages from Greenpeace USA and Greenpeace International for their roles in organizing indigenous-led protests against the North Dakota oil pipeline.
Steven Donziger, an American attorney who has led legal fights against Big Oil, including Chevron, joins The Jimmy Dore Show to talk about the SLAPP case in North Dakota.
The old-style journalism — from ABC to The New York Times — might be dying off. But investigative journalist Matt Taibbi is optimistic that a new style of journalism will emerge.
Here, Taibbi talks with Jimmy Dore about the death of traditional journalism, owing to its links with the receding Democratic Party. Journalists like Rachel Maddow or Anderson Cooper have shown they can’t be trusted.
But Taibbi says ge remains hopeful that a replacement will come. The only question: How long will it take to birth a new journalism — one people can actually trust and believe?
Generally, we have applauded President Donald Trump, finding him much more honest and proficient than Joe Biden. But Trump is not quite the strong advocate of free speech that he claims to be. He is now threatening colleges and universities that allow pro=Palestinian protests to happen.
Trump doesn’t like these protests, nor do we, because they slam Israel. But as long as the protests abide by law, they should have the same rights as anyone to express their thoughts and opinions. Our Bill of Rights and U.S. Constitution make this clear, and President Trump, of all people, should follow our Constitution. This is not something that can be dictated by Israel.
Here, with more thoughts, is free-speech advocate and journalist Matt Taibbi, appearing on the Jimmy Dore Show.
