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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America discuss the media hand-wringing over President Trump’s words towards North Korea and point out why Trump’s rhetoric is serving an important purpose. They also throw their hands up as The Washington Post offers a glowing profile of D.C.-based anarchists and how all their rioting and property destruction is all for some greater good. And Jim and Greg speculate about how a conservative group would be treated by the media if it behaved similarly. Finally, Jim goes after CNN for their dishonesty in firing Jeffery Lord over a Twitter battle: “Just come out and say it — we’re tired of Jeffery Lord!”
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Washington Post and Failing NYTs were never my favorite, but they have really beclowned themselves in the Trump era. Insane.
WSJ has had one major retraction and it was a negative Trump story, so going against where you would think their bias would be.
Jim, you’re always talking about lizard men, right? They’re coming!
http://www.foxnews.com/science/2017/08/11/south-carolina-warns-citizens-lizard-man-sightings-during-solar-eclipse.html
I live in South Carolina, so I’m used to a lot of weird stuff happening . . .