
The MRC Pounds On Pelley
Well before Scott Pelley lost his job as a “60 Minutes” correspondent, the Media Research Center was taking whacks at him for taking over the CBS Evening News and for a commencement speech it hated.
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Well before Scott Pelley lost his job as a “60 Minutes” correspondent, the Media Research Center was taking whacks at him for taking over the CBS Evening News and for a commencement speech it hated.

Hanne Nabintu Herland has used her WorldNetDaily column to spread the lie that George Soros was a Nazi -- as well as cheering the authoritarian fantasy of “strong men with hard power.”

Alex Christy, the Media Research Center’s resident comedy cop, continued to be sour that Stephen Colbert has failed to be the right-wing shill he demands.

WorldNetDaily has largely stayed into the Trump Regime Media fold regarding President Trump's war in Iran -- but it has published some criticism of the endeavor.

The Media Research Center writer entered 2026 with more fawning over press secretary Karoline Leavitt -- and cheered right-wing harassment of journalists who don't toe the Trump line.

Newsmax loves the right-wing-friendly poll findings from John and Jim McLaughlin -- because they worked for Donald Trump's campaign and, thus, share the same political ideology.

The Media Research Center insisted that Jimmy Kimmel's remark about Melania Trump was about an assassination attempt on her husband -- but buried the fact that the remark was made beforehand.

Marziyeh Amirizadeh got her U.S. war in Iran -- but she's making the conflict all about her by putting herself at a call for prayer and grousing about a possible peace deal.

The Media Research Center continued to serve as right-wing media's biggest cheerleader of the new CBS News chief -- though it did strike a discordant note when she hired someone from ABC.

WorldNetDaily can't stop whitewashing the crimes the Colorado election official committed that put her in jail -- and it cheered that her sentence was commuted.

The Media Research Center whined that the BBC edited President Trump's remarks before the Capitol riot -- but won't talk about what his "fight like hell" remark means in context.

The Media Research Center continued to lash out at Stephen Colbert for failing to be a right-winger -- and pretended it didn't get suckered into his narrative about his interview of James Talarico.

The WorldNetDaily writer couldn't stop lashing out at his home state for not being as right-wing as he is -- and he also hid his anti-casino activism in opposing a casino expansion project.