On this episode of the NewsBusters Podcast, Associate Editor Nick "Night Train" Fondacaro and Managing Editor Curtis Houck examine the media's scattered coverage of President Biden's constitutionally dubious student loan bailouts as different factions voice outrage. We also speak with Research Director Scott Whitlock about the lack of coverage of the anniversary of the botch withdrawal from Afghanistan, which killed 13 service members and left hundreds of Americans behind.

On this edition of the NewsBusters Podcast, Associate Editor Nick “night train” Fondacaro and Managing Editor Curtis Houck breakdown a new NewsBusters study of the media’s silence about how Census Bureau errors largely hurt red state representation. We also look at Snopes playing word games with misleading “fact checks” about lies against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) and more on Brian Stelter leaving CNN.

NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck and video editor Bill D’Agostino were at the helm for boss Tim Graham and the fellas didn’t waste any time reflecting on Brian Stelter’s infamous tenure at CNN and breaking down the final episode of ‘Reliable Sources.’ Always claiming to be interested in explaining how the news was made and serving as an almost ombudsman of the press, Stelter instead served as their janitor and chief defender.

CNN followed through on its threats to dismiss some fervently biased personalities. Brian Stelter''s "brand" was too toxically anti-Trump? We review some scraps between Stelter and NewsBusters and laugh at the lefties who think Stelter's dismissal is "a win for all the wrong people." Who will be next?

Rep. Liz Cheney was clobbered by 37 points in her Wyoming Republican primary, but the media broke out their praises as she compared herself to Lincoln and Ulysses Grant. They asked her if she would run for president in 2024, ignoring all proof that she drove her political car off a cliff. Scott Whitlock joins the show to assess the contrast between today's Glorious Liz and yesterday's Odious Liz.

In the wake of the FBI raid on Trump's Florida home, liberal journalists are turning to "extremism experts," "violence researchers," and "scholars" to support their narrative that hot right-wing talk about the raid is going to lead to violence, and connect it to the shooter outside the FBI office in Cincinnati. But who are these experts? Democrats, progressives, and Obama advisers, presented as nonpartisans.

As the networks try to present Merrick Garland as reasonable and nonpartisan, Wall Street Journal columnist Kimberly Strassel predicts that if Republicans take Congress, "The Payback Will Be Brutal."

Biden's Attorney General approved an unprecedented raid on a former president's home, and we still don't know why. The newscasts are mostly calm, but not so for the Colberts and Scarboroughs.

The Senate passing a pared-down climate and health-care spending bill inspired all kinds of aggressive sales language from the network "news" manufacturers. It was sold as huge and tremendously consequential to make Biden look good. 

This week, ABC's "The View" announced new permanent co-hosts Alyssa Farah Griffin and Ana Navarro. This only underlines that the show is going to sound very one-sided next season. Will anyone seriously question a liberal guest now?