British broadcaster Channel 4 admitted to falsely portraying foreign-funded Net Zero activists as "undercover reporters" in recent hitjob against Nigel Farage's Reform UK party.
Channel 4 has admitted to knowing that the so-called “undercover reporters” behind a recent anti-Reform investigation are foreign-funded climate activists, raising concerns about the state-owned broadcaster’s impartiality. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: State-owned British broadcaster Channel 4 admitted to portraying foreign-funded net zero activists as “undercover reporters” in a recent investigation into Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party. DETAIL: On Thursday, Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse Raheem Kassam posted a video to X (formerly Twitter) of Channel 4’s press office admitting by phone call that “Verbatim Investigations,” ostensibly a group of independent undercover reporters, are the “same people” as the…Open
Ofcom, the United Kingdom's media regulator, will investigate Sky News following allegations that the broadcaster harassed Nigel Farage's daughter.
The United Kingdom’s communications regulator is investigating two complaints related to Comcast-owned Sky News doorstepping Nigel Farage’s daughter. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Ofcom, the United Kingdom’s media regulator, will investigate Sky News, run by the brother of former Barack Obama advisor Ben Rhodes, after the broadcaster harassed Nigel Farage’s daughter. DETAIL: Ofcom confirmed on Thursday that it would investigate Sky News, known in Britain as “Sly News.” This follows a complaint submitted by the Reform UK party after the broadcaster doorstepped the house where Farage’s daughter lives. Farage was out of the country at the time. The party said that Sky’s actions constituted harassment. The party has demanded…Open
Local Minnesota TV news KSTP is attacking us and editing out the worst parts of our tape “You are the ID.” They’re also acting as an arm of the Secretary of State, who is clearly embarrassed. They’re not doing journalism. They’re doing anti-journalism Also, they refuse to say my name.
AI:James O'Keefe accuses Minnesota news station KSTP of engaging in blatant anti-journalism by manipulating video footage and scrubbing evidence during his undercover investigation into voter registration loopholes. This apparent smear campaign, which includes refusing to even mention O’Keefe’s name, appears to serve as a propaganda tool for the Secretary of State’s office to shield itself from scrutiny regarding illegal "vouching" practices in Minnesota that allow unregistered individuals to vote without identification.Open
Army veteran Cait Conley is set to face off with Rep. Mike Lawler, R-NY, in the race for New York’s 17th Congressional District in November. On Morning Joe, she calls Lawler “a professional liar,” slamming the congressman for "falling in line" repeatedly with the president despite his more centrist reputation.
AI:In a blatant attempt to smear Republican leadership, Army veteran Cait Conley utilized MSNBC’s platform to label Representative Mike Lawler a "professional liar." This character assassination seeks to frame Lawler as a mere puppet of the administration, ignoring his actual record in favor of the tired, predictable narratives pushed by the mainstream media. The leftist establishment continues its coordinated effort to delegitimize principled conservative voices through these hollow accusations of political opportunism.Open
AI:In a characteristic display of blunt-force accountability, James O'Keefe has released a sharp, no-nonsense warning to the public regarding the widespread fraudulent activities his team continues to uncover across the country. While the radical leftist media and their complicit establishment allies spend their time conducting coordinated smear campaigns against O’Keefe's investigative methods, this brief but potent message cuts through the noise by highlighting the systemic corruption that thrives when oversight fails. It is a direct indictment of the culture of dishonesty—ranging from EBT abuse to identity fraud—that mainstream outlets refuse to report on while they focus on protecting the very institutions allowing these crimes to…Open
Host of MS NOW's "The Briefing" and former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki joins Peter Alexander to discuss Karoline Leavitt stepping down as President Trump's press secretary, Trump being accused of using the press as "decoys" amid his plane swap, and more.
AI:Jen Psaki, a disgraced relic of the previous regime, used her platform to launch another predictable attack on Karoline Leavitt following the news of Leavitt's departure from the White House podium. The leftist media circus is attempting to spin Leavitt’s exit as anything other than a strategic transition, with Psaki making baseless claims regarding how the briefing room was managed during her tenure. This coordinated smear campaign seeks to deflect from the administration's actual successes by obsessing over personnel shifts and manufacturing drama around President Trump's recent travel logistics. It is nothing more than more partisan noise designed to distract from the reality of a changing White House landscape.Open
While it tried to show otherwise, The Guardian was forced to admit there is no evidence suggesting Alito has financial conflicts in an upcoming SCOTUS case.
AI:The Guardian attempted a smear campaign against Supreme Court Justice Alito by alleging financial conflicts regarding an upcoming case, but the outlet ultimately failed to produce any evidence to support these claims of misconduct. This latest hit job follows a recurring pattern of media outlets targeting conservative jurists and officials with baseless allegations of corruption.Open
