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Beck revives false claims as part of his bizarre conspiracy theory

06/10/10 11:26 PM EDT
Hannity blames “environmentalists” for spill because they “pushed us out there” to drill in deep water

06/10/10 11:16 PM EDT
Hannity, panel bash Obama admin for not buying untested Maine oil booms

06/10/10 10:47 PM EDT
Hannity defends Rand Paul's comments on Civil Rights Act, accuses media of not accurately portraying them

06/10/10 10:19 PM EDT
Despite his previous remarks, O'Reilly can't “refute” that Obama is managing oil spill response “incompetently”

06/10/10 8:54 PM EDT
O'Reilly repeats inane claim that environmental movement “absolutely did” contribute to the oil spill disaster

06/10/10 8:26 PM EDT
Conservative activist who was punched at rally ludicrously blames it on President Obama

06/10/10 7:40 PM EDT
Promo for Beck's The Overton Window absurdly suggests National Day of Prayer is now “radical”

06/10/10 7:34 PM EDT
They decide: Fox News contributor Krauthammer says criminal investigation into BP oil leak is “entirely unnecessary”

06/10/10 7:14 PM EDT
Jim Angle cites Karl Rove's analysis of primary elections without nothing his role in GOP “campaign apparatus”

06/10/10 7:05 PM EDT
Ranting that gov't under Nixon “wasn't as corrupt as it is now,” Beck suggests Obama admin might kill “10 percent” of population

06/10/10 6:39 PM EDT
Napolitano: If government sues BP to require company to pay for workers' lost wages, “that's theft”

06/10/10 6:33 PM EDT
Media Matters Minute (06/10/2010)

06/10/10 6:26 PM EDT
So who's still advertising on Beck? June 10 edition

06/10/10 6:15 PM EDT
In bizarre segment attacking progressives, Beck warns, “The summer of rage is about to begin”

06/10/10 6:15 PM EDT
Beck ridiculously compares progressives to villain in The Incredibles, claims they want “blood in the streets”

06/10/10 5:43 PM EDT
Beck suggests Wash. Post is among “revolutionaries” who are “attacking religion”

06/10/10 5:29 PM EDT
Andrew Napolitano ridiculously blames government for making BP “drill in 5,000 feet of water instead of 500 feet of water”

06/10/10 4:59 PM EDT

Beck revives false claims as part of his bizarre conspiracy theory

Hannity blames “environmentalists” for spill because they “pushed us out there” to drill in deep water

Hannity, panel bash Obama admin for not buying untested Maine oil booms

Hannity defends Rand Paul's comments on Civil Rights Act, accuses media of not accurately portraying them

Despite his previous remarks, O'Reilly can't “refute” that Obama is managing oil spill response “incompetently”

O'Reilly repeats inane claim that environmental movement “absolutely did” contribute to the oil spill disaster

Conservative activist who was punched at rally ludicrously blames it on President Obama

Promo for Beck's The Overton Window absurdly suggests National Day of Prayer is now “radical”

They decide: Fox News contributor Krauthammer says criminal investigation into BP oil leak is “entirely unnecessary”

Jim Angle cites Karl Rove's analysis of primary elections without nothing his role in GOP “campaign apparatus”

Ranting that gov't under Nixon “wasn't as corrupt as it is now,” Beck suggests Obama admin might kill “10 percent” of population

Napolitano: If government sues BP to require company to pay for workers' lost wages, “that's theft”

Media Matters Minute (06/10/2010)

So who's still advertising on Beck? June 10 edition

In bizarre segment attacking progressives, Beck warns, “The summer of rage is about to begin”

Beck ridiculously compares progressives to villain in The Incredibles, claims they want “blood in the streets”

Beck suggests Wash. Post is among “revolutionaries” who are “attacking religion”

Andrew Napolitano ridiculously blames government for making BP “drill in 5,000 feet of water instead of 500 feet of water”

Fox's Lawrence Jones: “You got to take the money away so people can go back to work”

For its latest bad-faith narrative on spending proposals, Fox News returns to the long-debunked treadmill shrimp story

Newsmax’s sordid history of scams, grifts, and cons

Media Matters, GLAAD, Human Rights Campaign, and NARAL react to Facebook’s permanent ban of LifeSiteNews

Fox News’ critical race theory obsession