Managing Editor Curtis Houck and Associate Editor Nick Fondacaro dove into an absurd Los Angeles Times profile celebrating ABC’s debate co-moderator Linsey Davis for, along with co-moderator David Muir, interjecting for so-called fact-checks of Donald Trump. The paper admitted they did so to avoid the blowback that CNN did after the June 27 debate with Trump and Joe Biden. It even said Davis’s false smear of Trump on abortion was “the showstopper” of the night. Later, the fellas also discussed this week’s zaniness from The View and dove into the latest on CNN’s defamation lawsuit.

ABC's presidential debate was remarkably skewed. Trump drew specific hardball questions. Harris drew vague, open-ended softballs. Trump was "fact checked" six times. Harris never was. Bill D'Agostino joins the show to underline how ABC defines "professionalism" as whatever hurts Trump and helps Harris.

Conservative NFL football watchers had their game ruined by a Kamala Harris ad claiming she'll cut taxes for the middle class, and Trump will raise them (with tariffs). Just like she'll cut the costs of everything. None of this matches the Biden-Harris record. Joseph Vazquez joins the show to take Bidenomics to the woodshed.

The big presidential debate on Tuesday night on ABC News will be moderated by World News Tonight anchor David Muir and their Sunday-night news anchor Linsey Davis. A review of their biased moments suggests they are going to tilt in favor of Kamala Harris making "history." Will they bring up Hunter Biden's guilty plea? Geoff Dickens joins the show to preview what we might see. 

The legislation creating public broadcasting contained a rule that PBS should be objective in all programming of a "controversial nature." In our latest study of PBS primetime coverage of the RNC and DNC conventions, we found the taxpayer-funded network is obviously making no attempt to hide its pro-Democrat tilt. Clay Waters explains our findings.

Kamala Harris finally submitted to an interview after 39 days as Biden's sudden replacement. There were a few tough questions, but then came really long answers without much follow-up. Jorge Bonilla sat through it all and has thoughts. 

Jack Smith's recycled indictment of Donald Trump ten weeks before the election underlines that the Biden Justice Department is engaged in election interference. It's a lie for the media to report or imply that these prosecutors are independent or nonpartisan, and that a reelected Trump will ruin the department's nonpartisanship.

Thousands of radical leftists marched in the streets of Chicago during the Democratic National Convention. The media initially covered it, but quickly lost interest when there wasn't a riot. They preferred Kamala's "joy." MRCTV Director Eric Scheiner recounts the sorry sound of the streets.

The end of a Democrat convention really draws out proclamations of Historic Possibilities, and Rachel Maddow, Jake Tapper, and Stephen Colbert stood out in the gushfest. It's quite a contrast with how all the anchors summarized Donald Trump's acceptance speech. 

Through two days of the Democrat convention, we're buried in praise of the "electricity" and the "energy," and that was before the Obamas magically ascended to the stage. Plus, some weird takes from Chris Wallace on CNN. Nick Fondacaro tells us about the night-shift findings.