NewsBusters Podcast: Sneering Down Their Noses at Fox Host Hegseth #Political
Senate Democrats brought out the slime buckets for the Pete Hegseth confirmation hearing on Tuesday. The journalists call it "tense," but we might call the Democrats "unglued."
Trump's nominees are receiving much harsher media treatment than Biden's nominees four years ago. Some hearings are kind of chill, to use youngster slang. Marco Rubio's getting friendly treatment from his Senate colleagues. Pete Hegseth was fiercely questioned as if he was a fall-down drunk in between sexual assaults.
Senior Research Analyst Bill D’Agostino joins the show to discuss how the media cover a hearing when it seems like the Democrats failed to ruin a nominee. CBS Evening News began with a slew of attacking Democrats. Overall, the Big Three networks aired ten Democrat soundbites to five for the Republicans.
Four years ago, Biden Cabinet picks were gently questioned in comparison with the "grilling" of Trump's nominees. Biden's nominees were touted as historic: the first gay Transportation Secretary, the first Native American Secretary of the Interior. Nobody was supposed to mess with History on that, no "grilling" those pioneers.
The liberal media really hate it when you question the reign of DEI -- "diversity, equity, and inclusion" -- over government agencies. They've also hated anyone blaming the Democrats in California for caring more about DEI then they did about wildfire preparedness. Bill made one of his montage videos, and he explained it this way: "From fevered shrieking about climate change, to blind defense of inept Democratic officials, to obligatory fits of Trump-bashing, their reporting on the California wildfires perfectly highlights everything that makes our leftist media so terrible."
My favorite fraction was the Joe Scarborough clip, because when he says "you’re a fool IF"….you just think of his rant last year with all the "F-you if you can’t handle the truth that this is the best Biden ever."
We also discuss our Associate Editor Nick Fondacaro in the courtroom for the CNN defamation trial in Panama City, Florida. We were highly amused when Jake Tapper claimed in a videotaped deposition that he didn't really care about the ratings of his show. Absolutely no one believes that, and they shouldn't. It sounded as ludicrous as reporter Alex Marquardt claiming in court that "I don't do hit pieces," when the evidence in this case proves him wrong.
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