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Tomi Lahren: Mainstream Media Makes Republicans Look Bad
"I've been hard on our Republican leaders and you have too because the mainstream media and Democrats hacks make us look bad even when we look good, so the last thing we need to do is do the work for them."
Alyssa Farah Griffin: Sean Hannity, Fox News to Blame for Republican Speaker Crisis
“You created this. You own it. That’s the reason the Republican House is in chaos right now and we can’t get a government majority.”
ABC Leads Coverage of Volodymyr Zelensky Capitol Speech
Nearly 16 million across six networks tuned in for Zelensky's historic prime time address, according to Nielsen Media Research
Jake Tapper: Kayleigh McEnany Has ‘Huge Platform’ On Fox News to Refute 2020 Election Claims
“She has a huge platform on a different channel. And she, as far as I can tell, doesn’t use it to correct the record.”
PBS NewsHour Plans Revamp With Geoff Bennett and Amna Nawaz at Anchor Desk
"The reason that the NewsHour is the most trusted and credible brand in journalism today is because of the mission-focus work and because of the fact that we seek to add light and not heat."
GMA3 Sees Slight Drop After Anchors Suspended For Alleged Affair
So did the controversy boost viewership for GMA3? According to recent figures, the answer is yes, slightly so.
Candace Owens: Twitter Files Prove I’m Not A Conspiracy Theorist
"It's nice to have the world have to acknowledge it and stop pretending that we're conspiracy theorists."
Tucker Carlson: Saying Sam Harris is Smart is ‘Demonstrably False’
"Sam Harris seems like one of the dumbest people I've ever heard in my life."
Twitter Account of Piers Morgan Hacked, Briefly Deactivated
The hackers later leaked a direct message conversation between Morgan and tennis star Andy Murray. The leaked portions of the discussion were light-hearted in nature, mostly centered around the 2022 World Cup.
Sean Hannity ‘Did Not Believe For One Second’ 2020 Election Was Stolen
The response by Hannity is "among the strongest evidence yet to emerge publicly that some Fox employees knew that what they were broadcasting was false".