Alex Christy is a news analyst at NewsBusters, primarily focusing on cable news, fact-checkers, and late-night comedy shows. His work intersects with themes of media and press, politics, and pop culture, providing critical insights into the broadcasting landscape. Alex's analysis has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Environmental Post Ledger and Newsbusters.org.
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By: Alex Christy
Polls show that former reality TV personality turned Republican candidate for mayor of Los Angeles, Spencer Pratt, has a real shot to advance to November's general election, which caused ABC's Jimmy Kimmel to stage an intervention on Wednesday and plead with people not to vote for him.
By: Alex Christy
As hard as it may be for MS NOW justice and intelligence reporter Ken Dilanian to understand, Republicans are still not happy about the FBI downplaying the partisan motivations of the 2017 congressional baseball shooter. Therefore, when the agent involved in that conclusion was fired on Wednesday, Dilanian took to the air to claim the agent was just the latest in a string of FBI officials sacked for “simply doing their job.”
By: Alex Christy
May 28th, 2026 1:15 PM PolitiFact's Caleb McCullough has his priorities out of order.
By: Alex Christy
In his effort to portray President Trump as a reckless foreign policy adventurer, ABC's Jimmy Kimmel took him out of context and omitted key information on Thursday to suggest that Trump was winding down the Iran War just so he could start another one with Oman.
The “And Company” part of Thursday's Amanpour and Company on PBS presumed to speak on behalf of the whole country when offering up some gloomy predictions about the upcoming America 250 celebrations. Walter Isaacson claimed that “we” are not looking forward to the celebrations, while author and The New Yorker staff writer claimed the “epic moment will elude us” partly due to President Trump.
May 29th, 2026 3:10 PM CBS's stated reason for canceling The Late Show with Stephen Colbert was that the show was losing them $40 million a year.
By: Alex Christy
PBS News Hour anchor Geoff Bennett and MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart teamed up to try to absolve the media from their past errors on Friday by making the curious claim that “Joe Biden's health has been litigated in public exhaustively.” For his part, Capehart went so far as to try to shift the presidential health concerns to President Trump for simply having three semi-annual physicals since returning to the White House.
By: Alex Christy
On Friday's episode of Real Time , HBO's Bill Maher sought to frame the Texas Senate race between Ken Paxton and James Talarico as “Attila the Hun” versus “a nice guy.” At the same time, after former GOP Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy pointed out that Talarico has said some whacky things in the past, MS NOW host Katy Tur stepped in to defend Talarico by claiming “he's taken that back.”
By: Alex Christy
The self-styled fact-checkers at Snopes had an interesting Friday. On one hand, Rae Deng claimed there is insufficient evidence to label a left-wing conspiracy theory about a proposed bill in North Carolina making murdering women legal if they seek an abortion false. On the other hand, Jack Izzo was adamant that Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico is the victim of a “chronically online wing of the Republican Party” pushing claims of veganism.
ABC's Jimmy Kimmel's sense of dread that former reality TV personality and current GOP candidate to be mayor of Los Angeles may advance to the general election heightened on Monday as Kimmel once again pleaded with people to vote for literally anybody else.
