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There's a dirty little secret about this interview: None of this political section of the interview was aired nationwide on CBS.

It's a colossal shame that American journalists can't ask the questions that foreigners can.

What the Left really can't stand is anyone challenging their ideological stranglehold, anyone eroding their overweening cultural dominance.
The aggression is overwhelming. The right side is nearly always wrong and blatantly lying, while the left side supposedly stumbles into falsehood every once in a while.
The network newscasts slobbered all over this Saturday event.
All the comparisons to mass-murdering dictators just keep getting more ridiculous as democracy continues in America.
"In Inflatable Animal Costumes, Protesters Are Keeping Portland Weird."
Everyone can see the "news" is rigged against Republicans.
Merely adding Democrat scandals and policy failures to the definition of "newsworthiness" is a nightmare, a concept mainstream media refuse to accept.
Democrat politicians feel the media bias enables them to be self-righteous holdouts in a shutdown, knowing they have a protection racket in the press corps.
Journalists love taking sides. They're so blinded by ideology that they're blinded to the reality that they chose the wrong side.
Sadly, our "public" broadcasters are some of the most enthusiastic bamboozlers for Antifa.
Trump's attacks on liberals are very likely to be tagged as falsehoods, but almost everything is considered "fair game" when you attack Trump.

Nobody banned Kimmel, and no one should call 92% of what he does "comedy." It's not getting better. It has all the appeal of year-old milk.

What kind of callous person can't imagine why this man's grieving family and friends need to know why this senseless crime happened?
The murder of Charlie Kirk is certainly a new low for the tolerance of free speech on our college campuses.
It's toxic in the aftermath of a senseless attack to ignore the murder victim and bemoan a "system."
The Wikipedia results are as biased as ... well, cable news.

Now that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has reopened the window on their first-term obsession, they're trying to ignore it.

This meeting did not sound like a party that's figured out why it lost the White House to Trump.