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Gibson falsely claimed that FISA court judges said Bush “didn't break any law” in authorizing warrantless domestic surveillance

04/04/06 6:51 PM EDT
Matthews mix-up: falsely suggested censure supporters were only members of Congress questioning legality of warrantless surveillance program

04/04/06 4:47 PM EDT
Limbaugh called alleged Duke rape victim a “ho[ ]”

04/03/06 1:26 PM EDT
Matthews on new Democratic security proposal: “The Democrats pretending that they're G.I. Joe all of a sudden”

03/30/06 5:18 PM EST
Gibson and Napolitano lavished praise on “our boy Scalia”

03/29/06 3:16 PM EST
AP report on Scalia's controversial Gitmo comments ignored issue of recusal

03/27/06 4:05 PM EST
O'Reilly claimed Hillary Clinton supports “things most Christians do not,” then dismissed example of GOP support for death penalty

03/24/06 5:32 PM EST
AP's Shrader repeated media falsehood that DeWine bill would require “court or congressional approval” for warrantless wiretapping

03/23/06 12:55 PM EST
Hume, Krauthammer misrepresented poll numbers to falsely suggest widespread support for warrantless wiretapping

03/21/06 5:56 PM EST
Cheney faced little pressure from Schieffer in Face the Nation interview

03/21/06 12:02 PM EST
Hume falsely claimed Rockefeller “has never said that he wasn't fully briefed” on Bush wiretap program; offered other dubious statements

03/20/06 7:33 PM EST
Wash. Post falsely reported that DeWine proposal would require congressional authorization for extended warrantless spying

03/20/06 11:59 AM EST
Gibson, Morris falsely claimed that Americans oppose Feingold's censure resolution, support Bush's wiretapping program

03/17/06 4:42 PM EST
Following a pattern on Fox's Special Report, Angle cropped Reid's quote to remove statement that “legal scholars” think Bush's wiretapping is “illegal”

03/16/06 5:12 PM EST
1998: Matthews proposed censure of Clinton, demanded historical footnote; 2006: Matthews questions if censure of Bush is “even legal or not”

03/16/06 5:11 PM EST
Blankley: Democrats “believe in water torture for the president”

03/15/06 2:55 PM EST
Wash. Post falsely reported that Americans approve of Bush's “wiretapping tactics”

03/15/06 1:32 PM EST
Garrett misrepresented Lieberman quote on domestic wiretapping

03/15/06 9:59 AM EST

Gibson falsely claimed that FISA court judges said Bush “didn't break any law” in authorizing warrantless domestic surveillance

Matthews mix-up: falsely suggested censure supporters were only members of Congress questioning legality of warrantless surveillance program

Limbaugh called alleged Duke rape victim a “ho[ ]”

Matthews on new Democratic security proposal: “The Democrats pretending that they're G.I. Joe all of a sudden”

Gibson and Napolitano lavished praise on “our boy Scalia”

AP report on Scalia's controversial Gitmo comments ignored issue of recusal

O'Reilly claimed Hillary Clinton supports “things most Christians do not,” then dismissed example of GOP support for death penalty

AP's Shrader repeated media falsehood that DeWine bill would require “court or congressional approval” for warrantless wiretapping

Hume, Krauthammer misrepresented poll numbers to falsely suggest widespread support for warrantless wiretapping

Cheney faced little pressure from Schieffer in Face the Nation interview

Hume falsely claimed Rockefeller “has never said that he wasn't fully briefed” on Bush wiretap program; offered other dubious statements

Wash. Post falsely reported that DeWine proposal would require congressional authorization for extended warrantless spying

Gibson, Morris falsely claimed that Americans oppose Feingold's censure resolution, support Bush's wiretapping program

Following a pattern on Fox's Special Report, Angle cropped Reid's quote to remove statement that “legal scholars” think Bush's wiretapping is “illegal”

1998: Matthews proposed censure of Clinton, demanded historical footnote; 2006: Matthews questions if censure of Bush is “even legal or not”

Blankley: Democrats “believe in water torture for the president”

Wash. Post falsely reported that Americans approve of Bush's “wiretapping tactics”

Garrett misrepresented Lieberman quote on domestic wiretapping

TikTok’s algorithm appears to be boosting LA wildfire misinformation

National TV news networks largely neglected climate connection in Los Angeles wildfires coverage

Newsmax's Greg Kelly: “I hate that there's a fire. But the silver lining is that, well, Gavin Newsom ain't ever going to be president”

Greg Kelly suggests pardons for people who committed violence on January 6: “So the people who started fighting, I mean, do they not deserve a pardon, too?”

Fox News' Newt Gingrich attacks Democrats for not using goats to prevent California wildfires