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During discussion on campaign finance, Kopel lamented “influence of Democratic billionaires in politics,” failed to mention GOP-backed Trailhead Group

12/05/06 5:33 PM EST
NBC's Mitchell: Bush's reversals are “pragmatic” -- but Kerry's changes were “flip-flops”

12/05/06 5:00 PM EST
Kopel left out key facts in Rocky column attacking Colorado Media Matters

12/04/06 9:52 PM EST
Coulter in Colorado: mile-high misinformation

12/04/06 9:44 PM EST
Caplis claimed Iranian leader's letter “is a loud-and-clear message to the Democrats: 'Hey, we gave you this election, so you better come through for us or we're gonna make you pay' ”

12/01/06 7:56 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

12/01/06 7:15 PM EST
CNN's Blitzer let slide Gonzales' dodge of question about wrongful detentions

12/01/06 6:05 PM EST
Limbaugh said he learned about women from his cat, which “gets loved,” “petted,” and “fed” and “doesn't have to do anything for it”

12/01/06 2:21 PM EST
On Rosen, National Review's York falsely stated that “the two leading newspapers in the nation ... simply did not report” on Hastings' impeachment

11/30/06 8:49 PM EST
O'Reilly falsely claimed he warned of the dangers of Iraqi looting “on the night that Saddam's statue fell”

11/30/06 7:05 PM EST
MSNBC baselessly characterized Iraq Study Group's call for withdrawal “relatively soon” as “similar” to Bush's position

11/30/06 6:11 PM EST
Welcome to the machine (plus the Altercation Book Club)

11/30/06 2:10 PM EST
After previously endorsing Saddam's tactics, O'Reilly advocated running Iraq “much like Musharraf runs Pakistan”

11/30/06 12:19 PM EST
CBS4 ignored its own reporting while repeating President Bush's claim that Iraq has not spiraled into a civil war

11/29/06 6:35 PM EST
Post columnist Kreck quoted Beck on “Islamic extremism,” failed to note Beck's history of anti-Muslim remarks

11/29/06 6:26 PM EST
Wash. Post's Ignatius cast Hagel as among earliest “national politician[s]” to criticize Iraq war, ignoring his support for 2002 war resolution

11/29/06 4:50 PM EST
Andrews guest erroneously claimed Hickenlooper appointed panel of “non-experts” to address Denver election problems

11/29/06 3:17 PM EST
Contradicting federal law and a knowledgeable caller, Boyles repeated “anchor baby” falsehood

11/28/06 7:33 PM EST

During discussion on campaign finance, Kopel lamented “influence of Democratic billionaires in politics,” failed to mention GOP-backed Trailhead Group

NBC's Mitchell: Bush's reversals are “pragmatic” -- but Kerry's changes were “flip-flops”

Kopel left out key facts in Rocky column attacking Colorado Media Matters

Coulter in Colorado: mile-high misinformation

Caplis claimed Iranian leader's letter “is a loud-and-clear message to the Democrats: 'Hey, we gave you this election, so you better come through for us or we're gonna make you pay' ”

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

CNN's Blitzer let slide Gonzales' dodge of question about wrongful detentions

Limbaugh said he learned about women from his cat, which “gets loved,” “petted,” and “fed” and “doesn't have to do anything for it”

On Rosen, National Review's York falsely stated that “the two leading newspapers in the nation ... simply did not report” on Hastings' impeachment

O'Reilly falsely claimed he warned of the dangers of Iraqi looting “on the night that Saddam's statue fell”

MSNBC baselessly characterized Iraq Study Group's call for withdrawal “relatively soon” as “similar” to Bush's position

Welcome to the machine (plus the Altercation Book Club)

After previously endorsing Saddam's tactics, O'Reilly advocated running Iraq “much like Musharraf runs Pakistan”

CBS4 ignored its own reporting while repeating President Bush's claim that Iraq has not spiraled into a civil war

Post columnist Kreck quoted Beck on “Islamic extremism,” failed to note Beck's history of anti-Muslim remarks

Wash. Post's Ignatius cast Hagel as among earliest “national politician[s]” to criticize Iraq war, ignoring his support for 2002 war resolution

Andrews guest erroneously claimed Hickenlooper appointed panel of “non-experts” to address Denver election problems

Contradicting federal law and a knowledgeable caller, Boyles repeated “anchor baby” falsehood

Trump official Kash Patel defends signing book with QAnon slogan

After weeks of telling Republicans to campaign on rising crime, Tucker Carlson eulogized the founder of a vigilante motorcycle gang

Sinclair Broadcast Group is justifying Republicans' despicable migrant flights

Fox promoted false talking point that protesting parents were labeled terrorists more than 400 times

The verdict against Project Veritas underscores that James O’Keefe never had credibility as a journalist