Bill D'Agostino
The corporate media on Monday rushed to the defense of President Biden, after his administration waited a full week to shoot down a Chinese spy balloon that flew over the continental U.S. last week.
It’s nearly impossible to compile all of the dud “bombshells,” failed scoops, and wild speculative guesses that came out of the corporate media during the height of the Trump-Russia conspiracy theory. But here’s an embarrassing recap of some of their most incompetent moments.
NBC owes us all an explanation for why they suspended Miguel Almaguer. On Friday, police bodycam footage showing the violent assault of Paul Pelosi was released to the public. The events shown in the video comport with previous reporting by NBC’s Miguel Almaguer, who cited sources at the San Francisco Police Department in his description of the event.
It’s remarkable to see a group of people who call themselves “journalists” so aggressively defending a Congressman who strung them along for more than three years with false promises and empty assertions.
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Democrats and corporate journalists have been spouting near-identical language in reference to Republican House committee assignments, describing many of the appointments as hailing from the “extreme” fringes of the Republican Party.
The corporate media’s spin machine last week endured quite a stress test, as journalists struggled to keep pace with the rapid developments in President Biden’s classified document scandal. The fast pace of the news cycle produced a variety of talking points from Democrat-friendly cable networks, most prominent of which was the claim that Biden’s classified document issues bore “night and day”…
On Tuesday, CNN cut away from House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s press conference after he made a series of embarrassing claims about Representatives Eric Swalwell (D-CA) and Adam Schiff (D-CA).