Thursday, October 16, 2025

Dems Now Trust MSNBC More Than CNN.

MSNBC is considered to be more trustworthy by Democrat voters than CNN, according to a recent survey from Rasmussen Reports. A total of 23 percent of Democrats trust MSNBC compared to the 22 percent who trust CNN.

CNN has faced a number of challenges since it’s hyper-editorialised, anti-Trump derangement, post-2015. Recently, the network fired its CEO Chris Licht for having the temerity to host a former President and presidential front runner in a town hall where he mopped the floor with the channel’s newest nightly anchor, Kaitlin Collins.

The most trusted corporate media organization is still Fox News, both amongst the American public and Republican voters. But the numbers are hardly solid. Just one in four – 25 percent – of Americans “trust” Fox News, with that figure increasing to 43 percent amongst Republican voters. Notably, Democrats trust Fox News more than they trust ABC, CBS, and NBC News.

Media Bias. 

Rasmussen also asked the 1,005 likely US voters: “Is the problem of bias in the news media getting better or worse? Or is the problem about the same as usual?”

A majority of 58 percent told Rasmussen they believe media bias has worsened, including almost half of Democrats – 42 percent – and a whopping 68 percent of Republicans. Only 13 percent of the respondents believe that media bias has improved.

 

 

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MSNBC is considered to be more trustworthy by Democrat voters than CNN, according to a recent survey from Rasmussen Reports. A total of 23 percent of Democrats trust MSNBC compared to the 22 percent who trust CNN. show more
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Fox Host ‘Kennedy’ Says Biden Turns Her On 😬

Fox News host Lisa ‘Kennedy’ has admitted to being ‘turned on’ by President Joe Biden after reading a recent Axios report that detailed Biden’s supposed bad temper and proclivity to swear at his White House aides and staffers.

Kennedy, 50, argued on a recent appearance on Fox News‘ “Outnumbered” earlier this week:

“Swearing at people, it’s a quirk,” before going on to explain how she enjoyed reading about Biden’s “volatile” temper, to the surprise of the other show hosts:

“[It] kinda turned me on when I heard that the President gets angry and volatile, I’m not gonna lie.”

– Kennedy

The Axios report revealed that behind closed doors Joe Biden “has such a quick-trigger temper that some aides try to avoid meeting alone with him.” Former White House staffers told the outlet that he often can be heard shouting,”God dammit, how the f**k don’t you know this?!” As well as “Don’t f**king bullsh*t me!” and “Get the f**k out of here!”

Kennedy’s weekday Fox Business show was recently cancelled.

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Fox News host Lisa 'Kennedy' has admitted to being 'turned on' by President Joe Biden after reading a recent Axios report that detailed Biden's supposed bad temper and proclivity to swear at his White House aides and staffers. show more
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CNN Reporter Sues Over Racism After Cameraman Ran Over Her Foot.

A former international correspondent for CNN is suing the broadcaster for racial discrimination and unfair dismissal after her foot was run-over by her own cameraman while reporting in Israel.

Saima Mohsin argues the company refused to accommodate her injuries after she requested alternative duties, as well as support for rehabilitation. She also claims there was a “gender pay gap” at CNN. Mohsin is also suing for racial discrimination, arguing she was told, “you don’t have the look we are looking for,” after asking for a presenting role at CNN. She also asserts she was denied “high profile on-air opportunities,” with producers preferring to use “white American correspondents.”

“I was repeatedly let down and denied the ability to achieve my potential while I was at CNN. I am bringing my claim to take a stand and call for change to ensure women journalists, and women journalists of colour, are better protected,” Mohsin said to The Guardian.

CNN, however, is opposing the claim on territorial grounds. The broadcaster argues that Mohsin does not have the right to bring the case in London as specified in her employment contract.

Another former CNN employee – who maintained a close relationship with former host Chris Cuomo – was sentenced to 19 years in prison for sexually abusing a nine-year-old girl last month.

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A former international correspondent for CNN is suing the broadcaster for racial discrimination and unfair dismissal after her foot was run-over by her own cameraman while reporting in Israel. show more
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BBC’s Historic ‘Traditional Gender Roles’ Kids Show Now Pushes Pride, Drag Queens.

The BBC’s popular children’s television show – Blue Peter – aired an episode showing kids discussing sexuality alongside drag queens, and featured an ‘LGBTQ+ inclusive community choir’ singing ‘Born This Way’ by Lady Gaga.

Blue Peter – named for its original maritime “adventure” theming – is the world’s longest-running children’s TV show, dating back to the 1950s. The daily show has typically taught kids about food, arts and crafts, sports, and even traditional gender roles. “Leila played with dolls; Chris played with trains,” historian Asa Briggs wrote of the program.

In 2023, however, the BBC’s flagship kids show broadcast footage of a “pride” celebration, where a man identifying as a woman explained: “It’s what happens in Pride month, come together to celebrate our difference and to celebrate also what makes us the same.”

“Pink picnic is a grassroots Pride celebration whether you’re LGBTQ+, whether you’re an ally, and it’s a family-friendly event as well, so we include absolutely everybody,” explains a drag queen in bright make-up and a skin-tight, sequined dress. Another drag queen wearing an outlandish outfit can be seen on stage introducing the choir.

The camera then cuts to multiple children discussing the event and what they enjoy most about Pride. One girl – who appears to be around the age of ten – tells the camera, “[i]t shows loads of different people, like if you’re gay, lesbian, transgender, anything, it’s like representing that you’re you and it’s good to be different.”

WATCH:

The show was aired in the same week that transgender activists at a New York City Pride parade chanted “we’re coming for your children.”

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The BBC's popular children's television show – Blue Peter – aired an episode showing kids discussing sexuality alongside drag queens, and featured an 'LGBTQ+ inclusive community choir' singing 'Born This Way' by Lady Gaga. show more
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New WaPo CEO Attended ‘Secret’ Overpopulation Meeting With Gates, Soros… and Oprah!?

Patricia Q. Stonesifer, the new CEO at The Washington Post, attended a “secret meeting” of top billionaires to discuss “how their wealth could be used to slow the growth of the world’s population,” according to a number of sources including the Times of London, and NBC News.

Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, George Soros, Michael Bloomberg, Oprah Winfrey, and CNN founder Ted Turner were among the attendees of the 2009 conflab known as “the Good Club.” The meeting attendees reportedly “agreed that overpopulation was a priority,” in deference to Gates, whose foundation also spearheads the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization project.

Gates had expressed his hope the global population could be capped at 8.3 billion through “better reproductive healthcare,” a thinly disguised way of describing mass, targeted abortion campaigns. The Microsoft man has since poured vast sums of money into the International Planned Parenthood Federation through his foundation, and condemned the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022.

Stonesifer – newly in at the Washington Post – has a myriad of connections to the globalist ruling class. She helped to launch MSNBC as a Microsoft executive in the 1990s, helped to found the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and even employed Joe Biden’s niece.

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Patricia Q. Stonesifer, the new CEO at The Washington Post, attended a "secret meeting" of top billionaires to discuss "how their wealth could be used to slow the growth of the world's population," according to a number of sources including the Times of London, and NBC News. show more