Fake News Media

Former President Donald Trump shredded the New York Times, the Washington Post, CNN, and MSNBC as “fake news media” in a series of videos shared to his Truth Social account and his campaign’s war room Twitter account on Wednesday.

Kari Lake, the front runner in Arizona’s Republican gubernatorial primary, tweeted a popular video of Breitbart News founder Andrew Breitbart as her “message to the media” Tuesday evening.

Former President Donald Trump commented on Colin Powell after the former Secretary of State’s death was announced Monday.

Steve Cortes, former CNN contributor, said CNN repeatedly provided him with inaccurate show notes prior to his appearances on the newtwork.

John Solomon praised Alex Marlow’s Breaking the News as a “must-read” book exposing news media corruption and conflicts of interest.

Alex Marlow’s exposé of Michael Bloomberg’s relationship with the CCP illustrates how China corrupts U.S. media, Sen. Marsha Blackburn said.

“I’m going to read [it],” said Tucker Carlson of Alex Marlow’s forthcoming book, Breaking the News, scheduled for release on May 18.

Black Lives Matter is helping grow a “silent majority” supporting Donald Trump, determined Mark Smith, president of the Da Vinci Group.

A public policy research group concluded COVID-19 is “170 times less deadly than accidents” as a cause of death in the United States.

Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (I-VT) presidential campaign took shots at Jeff Bezos’s Washington Post in the first edition of the Democrat candidate’s “Bern Notice” newsletter published Thursday.

Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (I-VT) campaign is launching its own 2020 newsletter which has been dubbed the “Bern Notice,” his campaign announced Wednesday.

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) on Thursday criticized President Donald Trump for saying he is open to accepting opposition research on his presidential rivals, calling his position “simply unthinkable.”

The Russiagate conspiracy exposed a fake new trifecta. First, reporters and their allies hate Trump; second, they over-trust their sources; and third, they have such a strong reason to believe anything bad about Trump that they end up as dupes, playing unwitting roles in a conspiracy theory. 

Even humanity’s greatest novelists would be hard-pressed to compose a more poetic indictment of the Fake News media than a 500-page defense of journalistic integrity that turns out to be plagiarized.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders battled CNN’s Jim Acosta during the press briefing Monday over President Trump’s tweets about the “fake news media” being “the enemy of the people,” leading to CNN’s PR team coming after Sanders on Twitter.

The BBC has belatedly apologised after claiming U.S. President Donald J. Trump said “war will follow” with Iran after imposing sanctions on the Islamist dictatorship.

A parliamentary inquiry has demanded news websites are ranked on perceived reliability by a state-sanctioned body and controlled by “impartiality” rules, as well as saying social media firms should fund education for citizens on what news to trust.

The European Commission has announced the creation of a task force to combat “misinformation” and “fake news” in the media and one of the members of the group will be the CEO of Sweden’s public broadcaster.

“As our Country rapidly grows stronger and smarter, I want to wish all of my friends, supporters, enemies, haters, and even the very dishonest Fake News Media, a Happy and Healthy New Year,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “2018 will be a great year for America!”

The BBC will be sending journalists into schools to tell pupils about their conception of “fake news” and urge youngsters to read news sources they approve of.

German magazine Der Spiegel and the AFP have been forced to correct a story that claimed 15 Identitarians had been arrested in Paris after Breitbart London pointed out those arrested were far-left extremists, both publications alleging they had been victims of a ‘translation error’.

Pat Caddell joined Breitbart News Daily SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Wednesday to discuss the Senate healthcare bill, as well as the fallout for CNN as Project Veritas released undercover video of a CNN producer admitting he thinks the network’s Russia coverage is “bullsh*t.”

CNN ran a story on Monday describing the “wonderful” visit of Sesame Street character Elmo to a refugee camp in Syria, where he concludes that “refugee kids are just like us.”

Billionaire tech entrepreneur and investor Marc Andreessen explained the downfall of the mainstream media during an interview at Recode this week, claiming “If you actually wanted to, last year in 2016, read the story of the election and get the truth, you read Breitbart.”

President Donald Trump spent much of his Saturday sending unfiltered messages on Twitter, despite reports that said White House attorneys would start vetting his messages and tweet less.