The past week showcased everything wrong with America's so-called "news" media, as outlets across the spectrum abandoned actual journalism in favor of celebrity worship and anti-Trump propaganda.
Instead of covering President Trump's continued success in securing the border and implementing his America First agenda, the legacy media machine went into overdrive promoting Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance like it was breaking news. Apparently, fawning over pop stars takes priority over reporting on the administration's historic deportation numbers and economic wins.
But the celebrity obsession was just the appetizer. The main course? A coordinated effort to "recalibrate" immigration coverage now that Trump's policies are working. Translation: scrambling to find new ways to attack successful border security measures that are actually protecting American communities.
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CNN, MSDNC, and the rest of the state-run media spent more airtime analyzing pop culture than covering the Trump administration's massive government efficiency gains under Elon Musk's DOGE initiative. When your country is experiencing a historic turnaround, and you're talking about halftime shows, you've lost the plot entirely.
Meanwhile, these same outlets that spent four years fear-mongering about "kids in cages" are now mysteriously quiet as Trump's humane but firm deportation policies remove dangerous criminals from American streets. Funny how that works.
"The majority of the press spent the past week being notably pedantic," one media analyst noted, perfectly capturing the elite media's detachment from reality.
This isn't journalism – it's activism disguised as news. While hardworking Americans care about inflation, border security, and government accountability, the corporate media serves up celebrity gossip and recycled talking points.
The good news? Patriots are seeing right through it. Viewership continues to crater for these propaganda outlets while independent conservative media thrives. Americans want real news, not manufactured outrage and pop culture fluff.
Which legacy outlet do you think hit rock bottom this week? The competition is fierce when you're racing to irrelevance.