Network anchors claimed President Biden's State of the Union speech was an appeal to unity, which may have been true in small snippets. But as a whole, Biden was a trash-talking partisan, uncorking lies about Republicans phasing out Social Security and so on. Curtis Houck joins the show to explore just how boosterish the networks stars were in the speech's aftermath.

As the House Republicans prepare for their first oversight hearing on Joe Biden and his dissolute lobbyist son Hunter, MRC's Geoff Dickens reports that ABC, CBS, and NBC are still energetically avoiding scandalous new developments in the Joe-and-Hunter story.

As the House vote to remove far-left Rep. Ilhan Omar from the House Foreign Affairs Committee, the bluest media (like 'Morning Joe') said they would stand proudly with Omar and against GOP "hypocrisy." Benjamin Weingarten wrote a book on Omar and explains the whole scene.

The media are not trusted. They're not popular. Now, they're not very profitable. The anti-Trump business model is failing, and CNN's ratings are cratering. Despite CEO Chris Licht's promises, they're doubling down on liberal bias, trashing DeSantis and Netanyahu this week.

A liberal analyst praised CBS's Margaret Brennan and NBC's Chuck Todd for aggressively taking on (respectively) Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Rep. Jim Jordan. But McCarthy and Jordan gave as good as they got, exposing the Sunday hosts as the Democrats that they are.

After two mass shootings in California, "The View" crew is back in gun-hating mode, and Joy Behar said America has a "mental illness" with its need to preserve gun ownership. Nick Fondacaro joins the show to discuss the recent stories around California and guns and how self-defense is either ignored or disdained by the networks.

Conservative Twitter buzzed about Speaker McCarthy letting a PBS reporter have it about Adam Schiff, and the "independent fact checkers" like CNN's Daniel Dale are demonstrating again that they tilt their targeting at Republicans.

Friday's annual March for Life drew some assorted news stories (not from ABC). MRCTV's Tierin-Rose Mandelburg joins the show to discuss her video from the protest scene, and how pro-abortion people struggled with her questions. Also: NBC's Chuck Todd mangles facts in his memory of the Monica Lewinsky affair 25 years ago.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough has angrily ranted against Donald Trump the "fascist," so why is he now saying he's the Muhammad Ali of GOP contenders? And why did CNN's Don Lemon attempt to wear a hoodie with a suit jacket on morning TV? Mark Finkelstein joins the show to discuss his take based on his years of experience on the AM news-busting beat. 

Brian Stelter resurfaced at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland to moderate a panel on "disinformation." Naturally, those assembled -- including New York Times owner Arthur Gregg Sulzberger -- were encouraged to discuss how "trustworthy" media sources should be highlighted and "hate speech" (conservative speech?) should be energetically suppressed by private companies and governing elites.