By: Brad Slager In recent weeks, the already damaged reputation of the FBI has become further impacted by testimony from a collection of whistleblowers exposing the issues experienced within the Bureau. All you need to see as far as their validity is how the press has pulled a 180 in regard to those exposing internal…
By: Brad Slager The end result of Donald Trump appearing on CNN for the first town hall of the upcoming presidential campaign was not overly significant. It was interesting if only to reveal how empty the past year of censorship has been; it is odd the man we were told needed to be de-platformed for…
By: Brad Slager Though it is finally cooling, lingering effects are still seen with the cultural furor surrounding the beer brand Bud Light. There were a number of missteps regarding the poor decision to involve transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, and one of the aspects that have come to light is how those in charge of…
By: Brad Slager Gang, you are supposed to be better than this. We have been cataloging a number of censoring actions regarding Townhall the past few weeks, showing the efforts made just this year to limit media exposure and expression. For reasons that defy not only the Constitution but also common sense, a Florida state…
By: Brad Slager This new calendar flip is already shaping up to be a markedly bad one for the press corps in this country. On my first podcast of this new year, I forwarded the idea that recent events had the press in a position of exposure that would torpedo their credibility even more so than…
By: Brad Slager Tuesday night John Fetterman made his long-delayed appearance in a debate with Dr. Mehmet Oz, and as most have seen by now, it was a blatant display of a man with clear cognitive issues. From his salutation of an introduction to the conclusion when he was blurting out non-sequiturs during Oz’s closing…
By: Brad Slager The days of Journo-List never ended; they simply shifted to another platform in order to coordinate news items across the media landscape. Journo-List was an online forum where members of the news media were invited to work out what should be the prevailing narratives in their reporting. Ezra Klein began the exclusive…
By: Brad Slager This weekend was a curious one for the animation giant Pixar, as it met some headwaters while it was primed to release its latest theatrical offering, “Lightyear.” As the weekend culminates, there is some disappointment felt, as the reality of its underperforming has arrived. Projections pegged the family pic earning $70-80 million,…
By: Brad Slager Last week, The Atlantic staged a gathering of journalism “elites” under the guise of addressing the claimed problem of false narratives in media to preserve our nation. Entitled the University of Chicago’s “Disinformation and the Erosion of Democracy Conference,” you only needed to glance over the assembled luminaries to see just how rigged…
By: Brad Slager In my daily column covering the malfeasance in the media, one of the ways I strive to show how the press is a problematic entity is by displaying how widespread the problem has become. Yes, we all know of the actions and behavior of the biased cable news networks, and those need…
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