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Boot repeated dubious claim that secret NSA program led to arrest of Iyman Faris

01/19/06 1:12 PM EST
ABC report on NSA spying lawsuits left out “legal scholar's” link to Bush White House, “significant role” in crafting post-9-11 anti-terrorism policies

01/18/06 7:20 PM EST
Colson misrepresented Martin Luther King Jr. as “a great conservative” who would have supported Alito nomination

01/18/06 6:40 PM EST
Gaffney dubiously asserted that obtaining warrants under FISA would have “tipp[ed] off our enemies”

01/18/06 10:47 AM EST
Media repeated Gonzales's false claim that Gore speech was “inconsistent” with Clinton administration policies

01/17/06 6:47 PM EST
“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

01/13/06 7:04 PM EST
Napolitano to O'Reilly: If Hillary Clinton were president, “pro-life and pro-gun” activists, conservative commentators would be “targets of warrantless searches”

01/13/06 4:25 PM EST
Matthews: Breaking the law may be “part of the job” of president

01/13/06 12:26 PM EST
CBS News, LA Times , Wash. Post reported Bush's assertion of legal authority in wiretapping, ignored reports questioning his defense

01/13/06 10:47 AM EST
Limbaugh baselessly claimed domestic spying did not target Americans

01/12/06 7:00 PM EST
WSJ misinformation: Justice Dept. signed off, Congress informed on Bush domestic wiretapping

01/12/06 3:17 PM EST
Toobin corrected error regarding Alito position in search case

01/11/06 1:38 PM EST
Limbaugh again falsely claimed FISA court blocked search of Moussaoui's computer

01/10/06 5:52 PM EST
Toobin falsely claimed Alito was in majority when he voted to uphold search of 10-year-old girl

01/10/06 1:36 PM EST
Weekly Standard's Hayes falsely claimed polls show support for Bush on NSA spying

01/09/06 5:17 PM EST
Arguing Democrats “may be looking for trouble” if they raise domestic spy issue with Alito, CNN's Toobin falsely suggested that public supports Bush's actions

01/09/06 5:05 PM EST
Wash. Times, Matthews guest falsely suggested courts have upheld warrantless domestic surveillance

01/09/06 4:38 PM EST
Ignoring news reports on Bush eavesdropping program, Fox's Angle offered hypothetical example to suggest it might be legal

01/09/06 2:11 PM EST

Boot repeated dubious claim that secret NSA program led to arrest of Iyman Faris

ABC report on NSA spying lawsuits left out “legal scholar's” link to Bush White House, “significant role” in crafting post-9-11 anti-terrorism policies

Colson misrepresented Martin Luther King Jr. as “a great conservative” who would have supported Alito nomination

Gaffney dubiously asserted that obtaining warrants under FISA would have “tipp[ed] off our enemies”

Media repeated Gonzales's false claim that Gore speech was “inconsistent” with Clinton administration policies

“Media Matters”; by Jamison Foser

Napolitano to O'Reilly: If Hillary Clinton were president, “pro-life and pro-gun” activists, conservative commentators would be “targets of warrantless searches”

Matthews: Breaking the law may be “part of the job” of president

CBS News, LA Times , Wash. Post reported Bush's assertion of legal authority in wiretapping, ignored reports questioning his defense

Limbaugh baselessly claimed domestic spying did not target Americans

WSJ misinformation: Justice Dept. signed off, Congress informed on Bush domestic wiretapping

Toobin corrected error regarding Alito position in search case

Limbaugh again falsely claimed FISA court blocked search of Moussaoui's computer

Toobin falsely claimed Alito was in majority when he voted to uphold search of 10-year-old girl

Weekly Standard's Hayes falsely claimed polls show support for Bush on NSA spying

Arguing Democrats “may be looking for trouble” if they raise domestic spy issue with Alito, CNN's Toobin falsely suggested that public supports Bush's actions

Wash. Times, Matthews guest falsely suggested courts have upheld warrantless domestic surveillance

Ignoring news reports on Bush eavesdropping program, Fox's Angle offered hypothetical example to suggest it might be legal

Media billionaires are cozying up to Trump as Meta slashes its content moderation policy

On Deadline: White House, Angelo Carusone explains the connection between Project 2025 and recent changes in social media policies

Jesse Watters says “the Indians” in California are responsible for “tearing down western civilization” and spreading fires

Jesse Watters blames “the Native Americans” for spread of California fires

Charlie Kirk calls for eliminating sign language interpreters during emergency briefings: “It's a distraction”