Joe Concha

They feel betrayed and misled after years of being told that Trump was a fascist, racist, sexist xenophobe — yet his big victory showed most of the country doesn’t buy it.

MSNBC co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski met with President-elect Trump at Mar-a-Lago in an attempt to mend relationships following years of harsh rhetoric.

Suffice it to say that much of our increasingly irrelevant media believes its new mission, after failing to defeat Donald Trump, is to take out as many of his Cabinet picks as possible.

Let's be blunt: 2024 was the worst year ever for legacy media, and it ain't even close. Journalism morphed into blatant activism before our eyes.

No longer do the liberal media ecosystems of New York and Washington, DC, set the terms of the national conversation.

Medallion mockery on display at White House If President Biden's goal is to anger as many Americans as possible as he shuffles his way out the door, he's absolutely exceeding these dubious expectations.

We once had Teflon John, as in Gotti. Then we had Teflon Ron, as in Reagan. Now make way for Teflon Don, as in Trump.

If the state of the legacy media as 2025 begins was put to music, the only appropriate soundtrack is the iconic theme from “Jaws.”

The questioning of Trump nominees Pete Hegseth and Pam Bond has greatly diminished what was once a relatively dignified Senate chamber.

Media critic and author Joe Concha lists his five favorite examples of outgoing White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre's word-salad answers.