Jorge Bonilla

The Elitist Media have largely avoided the Fauci Diaries since its publication and subsequent hearing with their author before the Senate Homeland Security and American Government Committee. CNN's Dana Bash tried to perform some narrative hygiene by having Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. as a guest on today's edition of State of the Union. To put it mildly, that effort backfired.

On Sunday, CNN aired a “Whole Story” special on what it called “The Left Insurgency”, which is Elitist Media shorthand for the DSA takeover of the Democrat Party. The documentary, hosted by Donie O'Sullivan, promised to examine the “new generation” of Democrat voters and include some Democrat dissenters. In the end, though, the doc proved to be little more than a promotional vehicle for Hasan Piker, who infamously said that America deserved 9/11.

It’s been over a week since New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill revealed that thousands of noncitizens were illegally added to the state’s voter rolls, allegedly due to software error. The Elitist Media Evening News got right on top of the story before allowing it to vanish

Amid the Elitist Media's runup to tonight's primary election, with a focus on the Michigan Democrat Senate race, viewers were exposed to a rare moment of clarity. NBC Nightly News actually aired poll data showing the unpopularity of socialism among independent voters.

CNN's Abby Phillip interviewed Vermont socialist Senator Bernie Sanders as part of CNN's primary night coverage, which was headlined by Michigan's Senate Democrat primary between Congresswoman Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed. The soft interview gave Sanders the opening to confirm what many of us have suspected all along.

A candid moment on CNN's late-night coverage of the Michigan Democrat Senate primary led to an unfavorable mention of the nation's worst election system. California caught a stray due to its inability to count votes in a timely manner.

Abdul El-Sayed granted his first CNN interview since winning his contentious Michigan Senate Democrat primary to Kaitlan Collins. It was an unfortunate softball interview, with multiple wasted opportunities. Here are some moments from that interview.

Abdul El-Sayed granted his first CNN interview since winning his contentious Michigan Senate Democrat primary to Kaitlan Collins. It was an unfortunate softball interview, with multiple wasted opportunities. Here are some moments from that interview.Collins opened with the usual post-primary pleasantries and narratives: how to unite the party, will Haley Stevens campaign with, reaction to Trump saying El-Sayed is “full of sh*t”, fundraising, and Chuck Schumer. The Schumer question prompted El-Sayed to say he really wants to grill HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.:

On Thursday, President Donald Trump signed a new executive order banning birth tourism, among other types of what may be perceived as improper grants of birthright citizenship. The Elitist Media Evening News took exception to these orders, which come after the Supreme Court opinion striking down the previous birthright citizenship executive order.

Traffic accident coverage is a staple of the Elitist Media Evening News, faithfully serving as filler against stories they'd rather not air. Just like the empty carbs taking steak's place on your plate. And when it comes to the traffic accident filler, the networks have demonstrated a tendency to name only one vehicle brand.