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Tim Graham is executive editor of NewsBusters.
Is this supposed to be a tough question? On the last night of the Democrat convention, PBS anchor Judy Woodruff asks Biden deputy campaign manager Kate Bedingfield how they assess five of President Trump's associates getting indicted. That includes Michael Flynn, whose prosecution has been withdrawn.
At the start of a contentious interview with Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows, PBS anchor Judy Woodruff complains that Republicans shouldn't exaggerate Joe Biden's ideology as socialist...when the networks routinely exaggerate everything wrong with President Trump.
Shortly after the Mike Pence speech on night 3 of the Republican convention, MSNBC host Rachel Maddow uncorked a lecture about the terrible danger the Trump-Pence campaign put their supporters in by assembling them at Fort McHenry for this speech, despite the coronavirus. It was "a chronicle of a death foretold."
On night three of the Democratic convention, CNN's Jake Tapper proclaimed "as a Philadelphian" that when Barack Obama chose as a speech venue the Museum of the American Revolution, he "knew he was taking a stand for what our Founding Fathers were taking a stand for in 1776." So Trump is King George now?
CNN after Vice President's speech last night sounded like a long rebuttal. CNN anchor Anderson Cooper insisted that if Pence thinks lawlessness and disorder will come under Joe Biden, it's bad now, and Trump and Pence are in charge.
MSNBC host Katy Tur hosted CNN host Brian Stelter in a cozy book chat on Tuesday. She noted at the end that both of them had the same person editing their anti-Trump books. Isn't that special?
During live convention coverage on Monday night, PBS White House reporter Yamiche Alcindor made three factual errors in 90 seconds. Two of them were typical caricatures of Trump statements on racial matters, but the third was her assumption that Jacob Blake -- shot six times by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin -- was dead. He's in stable condition in the hospital.
ABC's Good Morning America relished the secret tape recordings of President Trump's sister trashing her brother as a liar with no principles....release right on the cusp of the Republican convention.
On Sunday's Reliable Sources, CNN host Brian Stelter played his usual role as enforcer of liberal bias, insisting the networks must create an imbalance in how they cover conventions. CNN was right to allow two hours a night of Democrat advertising, he said, but the Republicans must be interrupted incessantly because it will be a "stream of lying."