Category Archives: Media

UPDATED (2/5): Gavin McInnes Dishes Old News About Fox News

Conservatism, Media, Neoconservatism, Political Correctness, Republicans

Gavin McInnes has discovered what I’ve chronicled for 15 years: Fox News is NOT rightist, the network pussyfoots around the Left, cares more about showcasing boobs than brains, practices affirmative action, for women and minorities (they cowered before “Motormouth Megyn Kelly & The Mad Matriarchy”), is hell of a timid about daring opinion (yes, where’s Ann Coulter, Fox News?), and hated on Donald Trump. You know all that and more if you’ve been reading this space  (for example: “The Murdoch Media: Root ‘N Branch For Marcobot”).

That’s why you’ll find the adjective “banal” paired with Fox News in all books and writings originating here. Neoconservatives all, with few exceptions.

A pity McInnes sounds a little desperate. Red Eye, which he seems to lament losing, is unwatchable (ditto the Greg Guttfeld Show). It stinks of smarmy, unfunny idiots. The only good moments were when McInnes ranted in character. Scottish character. Once upon a time the show allowed this outrageous female comedian to host. She was so brutally wonderful that … they never had her back again.

UPDATED (2/5):

Greg Gutfeld? I don’t think so.

UPDATED: Press Secretary Sean Spicer’s 1st Press Conference 1/23/17

Donald Trump, English, Media, Trade

The chummy tweet Press Secretary Sean Spicer shot to his awful predecessor, Josh Earnest, is the only bad thing in an otherwise spectacular first press conference. With his vigor, energy and focus, Spicer’s boss, POTUS Trump, puts 20-year-olds to shame.

TPP to be fazed out:


Downsizing the behemoth:


English Only:

UPDATE: DRUDGE  Headlines:
TRUMP PROMISES FACE 'DAY 1' TEST...
MOVES ON TRADE...
KILLS TPP!
HIRING FREEZE ON FED WORKERS...
Warns China: No more taking territory...
Set to battle Republicans on spending cuts...
Wants to slash regs by 75% ...
Discusses terror fight in call with Sisi...
Wins The Unions...
Will meet with Detroit Three automakers...
White House English-only website...

Inauguration And The Aftermath (Women’s Math)

Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Foreign Policy, Gender, Islam, Media, Neoconservatism

American Woman, Stay Away From Me:


Neocon kingpins:


Sometimes Muslims have a point:


Can you articulate the problem?


Let me guess: Is it something down there?


Globalism:


Someone, Piers Morgan, has recovered his sanity:


CNN: Fake News in operation:


Moron Madonna, Aging ho:


Then there’s Melania:


To contrast with Mrs. Obama:


America First! What a concept.


From ‘I Obama” to ‘We The People’:


The supple liberal mind:


He spoke about people, not identity groups:


Dana Bash remains true to herself:


A very American show (down to the bikers):

Jack Ma Of Alibaba Way More Believable Than Mass Media

Business, Donald Trump, Ethics, Media

From the vantage point of the malfunctioning media, when it comes to President-elect Donald Trump, all news is bad news. Warn the warped minds of mass media: “Alibaba’s promise to Trump of 1 million jobs” is not to be believed.

Well of course.

Don’t be fooled by the latest billionaire meeting at Trump Tower claiming to have made “great” progress in American job creation: Alibaba won’t create 1 million jobs in the U.S. as promised, at least not directly. On Monday, Alibaba BABA, +0.88% Chief Executive Jack Ma became the latest CEO to tout job creation after a 40-minute meeting with Trump in the newly-minted politician’s gold-plated tower. There’s no better music to President-elect Donald Trump’s ears than pledges from CEOs to keep jobs in the U.S. or to create new ones. Trump ran much of his campaign on ensuring U.S. jobs are kept away from foreigners and aren’t outsourced to other countries, and he’s gone through great, highly-publicized lengths to prove his election is the reason why jobs are coming to or staying in America.

However, Ma’s assertion that he’s going to create a million new jobs in the U.S. by helping small businesses sell products and services to China is a stretch. The Chinese e-commerce giant is merely upping its own investments to appeal to U.S. small businesses, providing them with incentives, such as user data and logistics capabilities, in hopes that more American brands will sell items on its e-commerce sites. The increased demand on those U.S. goods from the Chinese middle class will prompt, it hopes, increased hiring as U.S. brands expand to meet the heightened demand. …

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One thing’s for sure: Jack Ma of Alibaba is more believable and credible than American media. Just about anyone is.