The Worst News Outlet of the Week

While there was still some fallout from the shutdown debacle, the press dutifully adopted the lead of the Democrats to distract from that failure. And distract did they ever! The release of selective emails from the Jeffrey Epstein property by the Democrats on the subcommittee had the press in overdrive, insisting that there was proof to convey down the president.

The key phrase there may be “insist,” as all the examples trotted out and highlighted have been sorely missing in accuracy or precise proof. But don’t be swayed by the lack of evidence; take their phrase for it, this will trigger Trump’s demise! Of course, this has also meant many sources determined to align with the notorious pedophile to ship critiques of Trump. Epstein is supposedly one of the worst people ever… and he’s also a credible character witness, according to sources.

It is time to pull on the hip waders once again and slog through this week’s media mayhem. 

       THE CONTENDERS

The BBC – Issued an apology to Donald Trump, while insisting it might defy a court case if introduced against the community. In all of the need to defend the community, what it managed was to spotlight the inner review that confirmed the errors have been so voluminous that it averages two corrections a day on news gadgets. Then, virtually as if to show critics right, during this controversy, the outlet misquoted a member of the British Parliament commenting on the flap and had to take down a post. 

I didn’t say the death penalty for ‘overseas and foreign’ criminals.

I fairly clearly said international and home.

What is fallacious with the BBC?

An pressing correction and apology please, @BBCPolitics. https://t.co/Djz1Y9c8JO

— Rupert Lowe MP (@RupertLowe10) November 12, 2025

PBS – Ken Burns was selling his new documentary collection on the American Revolution, and he couldn’t chorus from delivering the canard that people in rural America could be harmed by the defunding of PBS. The channel was so determined to spin the BBC news scandal that they introduced on Brian Stelter to continue his rehab tour on behalf of the British outlet. The community reported on nameless army members allegedly in search of legal counsel because they don’t like some of their mission directives from the administration. A sufferer of the federal defunding, “PBS News Weekend” was announced to be cancelled.

MSNBC →MS NOW – John Fetterman told Katie Tur that he’s no longer welcome on the community for his views, and after she denied this, he gave her more of his uncomfortable viewpoints. On “Morning Joe,” they tried to nook Scott Bessent on the tariffs, and he gave them an econ lesson. The identify change happened this weekend, and the palpable apathy has been felt by many. After rebranding the community, it was less than 5 hours in when Ali Velshi hosted the section with the first “Nazi” reference. (Something we famous Nicolle Wallace denied anybody on the Left engages in.)

GWN– Manu Raju doesn’t press the Democrats when they admit to being behind the shutdown. Abby Phillip says she follows conspiracies intently in order to beat back the feedback on her show made by conservatives. Pick which is more ludicrous: Suggest those on the left don’t site visitors in conspiracies, or that she said this to famous bat-crap conspiracist Joy Reid. Brian Stelter spent a lot of the week defending the BBC and ignoring that an inner research displayed voluminous examples of journalistic moral violations. Stelter also thought he had a slam on Fox News, when in fact he was displaying the press shopping for into Democrat spin and taking the aspect of the identified pedophile Epstein.

        THE WINNER

ROLLING STONE 

The reliably off-kilter magazine has been persistently off-base as it went all-in on the Epstein emails. 

They touted the e mail where Epstein said Trump “knew about the girls,” but failed to offer that Trump had gone to the authorities about Epstein’s predations.  

Avowed “investigative reporter” Doug Boguslaw claimed an e mail proved Donald Trump was consorting with Jeffrey Epstein even though A) He was president a the time and it was never reported, and B) Epstein was in Paris, while the easily-researched element was that Trump was in Florida on the date of the supposed encounter. 

It supplied up a timeline of Trump’s relationship with Epstein, and where it ended, which disproves virtually every declare made this week about the contents of numerous emails. 

They also famous that two emails have been between Epstein and Trump guide creator Michael Wolf, but overlooked how Wolf famous Epstein’s anger at Trump was in half because Trump went to the authorities.

Elsewhere, the outlet highlights the “war” between Marjorie Taylor Greene and Trump, but good luck discovering coverage of all the infighting with Democrats concerning the shutdown and Chuck Schumer’s energy.

The outlet continues to feed the unhealthy attraction to killer Luigi Mangione by pimping a new guide on the man.

There was a deeply helpful explainer for the widespread college children’ verbal meme, the “6 – 7” craze.

Editor’s Note: The mainstream media continues to deflect, gaslight, spin, and lie about President Trump, his administration, and conservatives. 

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