Tim J. Graham

1 week ago | newsbusters.org | Tim J. Graham

The latest announcement of the Pulitzer Prizes brought great anticipation – not about who would win awards, but about what topics would be honored. Once again, the awards were dominated by the leftist brands – The New York Times and The New Yorker. Pulitzer Prize juries tend to hand out awards based on which causes they want to honor, and who they feel needs to be exposed.

1 week ago | newsbusters.org | Tim J. Graham

President Trump marked the 100-day point of his second term by granting interviews to hostile leftist media outlets. On Sunday, President Trump tangled with NBC's Kristen Welker, after he had verbal combat with ABC's Terry Moran and Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic. Four years ago, President Biden granted no interviews, not to hostile networks like Fox and not to his friends in the liberal media. They didn't care. Once again, Trump is punished for granting broad access to hostile journalists.

1 week ago | newsbusters.org | Tim J. Graham

If it's not annoying enough that liberals are defending PBS with an antiquated clip of Mister Rogers testifying to Congress in 1969, it's really annoying that now they're using clips from The West Wing -- as if that Aaron Sorkin propaganda isn't imbued with the same arrogant liberal spirit as "public" broadcasting. Characters give impassioned liberal speeches, so naturally there are going to be pro-PBS speeches. Long-winded Sen.

1 week ago | newsbusters.org | Tim J. Graham

One really easy way to know that TV journalists are Democrats is how they rush to defense of PBS and NPR and use all the same arguments that Democrats have made in congressional hearings and social media. They willfully ignore the incessant bias of "public" broadcasting and deflect back to kiddie shows like Sesame Street, as if that's anything like comparing Trump to Hitler.

1 week ago | newsbusters.org | Tim J. Graham

One easy way to prove that PBS and NPR are like taxpayer-funded MSNBC is their promotion of radical ranter Elie Mystal of The Nation magazine. On Amanpour & Co. on Friday, Hari Sreenivasan tossed softballs at Mystal for 17 minutes over his new book Bad Law: Ten Popular Laws That Are Ruining America. On March 24, NPR's Fresh Air platformed his rage for 36 minutes.