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The 50-year-old Jetson’s TV Series was more accurate than we thought

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Report: Associated Press issues new guidance for reporters to Cover Up leftist violence

From a report at the link below:

Mobs of violent left-wing kooks have been roaming the streets of American cities for months terrorizing residents, murdering Trump supporters, beating people to a pulp, shooting police officers, and assaulting people in their vehicles. But you wouldn't know any of this if you consumed news exclusively from the mainstream media because the mainstream media doesn't want you to know about it.

The Associated Press wants this to be called "unrest." ___________________________________

The Associated Press (AP) issues guidelines, closely adhered to by many journalists, dictating what words are politically correct at the time and what words to avoid. The AP issued new guidance on Wednesday telling journalists to avoid using the word "riot" when covering leftwing events and refrain from reporting on property destruction because, according to the AP, such reporting has been used in the past as a way to stigmatize protests against lynching and racial injustice. To the AP, it's not the job of journalists to report the news. It's the job of journalists to advance a left-wing narrative.

The AP dictates that "unrest" should be used instead of the word "riot" because it's less "emotional." The AP then points out how great the words "protest" and "demonstration" are because both words can technically refer to violent and peaceful gatherings alike and help gloss over the violence.

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CNN’s Wolf Blitzer got Sen. Richard Blumenthal to eat his own words on the alleged ‘illegitimacy’ of Trump’s Supreme Court nomination

CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer committed a rare act of actual journalism over the weekend that deserves applauding – primarily because of how Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal thoroughly embarrassed himself on live TV.

Wolf Blitzer - Sen. Blumenthal

During the Saturday interview, “Situation Room” host Wolf Blitzer talked to Connecticut’s senior Senator about President Trump’s nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.

Blumenthal, like other Senate Democrats including Sen. Mazie Hirono and failed 2020 presidential candidate Kirsten Gillibrand, has said he won’t meet with Judge Barrett, calling the process “illegitimate.”

Blumenthal made the “illegitimate” accusation several times to Blitzer, which prompted the longtime CNN reporter to ask him to explain just what it was that was “illegitimate” (read: “illegal”) about it while pointing out what the Constitution says about the nomination process.

Blitzer asked “what are the Republicans doing that is illegal or illegitimate? Because the Constitution says the President has to nominate Supreme Court Justices, the Senate has to advise and consent and confirm. So what is illegal about what the President and the Republicans are doing? You say it’s ‘illegitimate.'”

“It may not violate the letter of the Constitution,” Blumenthal responded reluctantly sputtring, “It violates the spirit of the Constitution, which is to give the American people a say in this kind of hugely consequential decision.”

Spirit of the Constitution? Really?

A video of the confrontation can be found at the link below.

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Report: Fox News Tops Summer TV Ratings

From a report at the link below:

Summer usually brings some of the year’s most iconic television, from the crack of bats on baseball’s opening day to the hushed voices of the final rounds of golf’s PGA Tour. Typically, these are also among the highest-rated shows on television during the summer months—but 2020 has shattered all the rules.

Since June 1, Fox News Channel has been not just the most-watched cable news network, but the highest-rated network in all of television.

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What to do if trees interfere with your satellite dish

This satellite dish is perched on top of a tower so it can peer over the trees.

The tower appears to be homemade with no ladder attached making dish maintenance a unique challenge.

Carl Reiner, TV legend and creator of ‘Dick Van Dyke Show,’ dies at 98

Carl Reiner, the writer, producer, director and actor who was part of Sid Caesar’s legendary team and went on to create “The Dick Van Dyke Show” and direct several hit films, has died. He was 98.

He died of natural causes on Monday night at his home in Beverly Hills.

Carl Reiner then and now ___________________________________ Carl Reiner was the father of Robert Reiner, filmmaker, activist and actor who played Michael Stivic "the meathead" in the hit sitcom All in the Family.

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Report: Actor James Woods Sums Up Democrats’ Hypocrisy Regarding Virus Vs. Riots In One Tweet

James Woods

On Wednesday, having watched rioters and looters burn and pillage through America as Democrat politicians refrained from condemning them, actor James Woods summed up the Democrats’ hypocrisy in one tweet, writing:

“Democrats were literally arresting Americans for opening their businesses, but now are silent as protesters burn them down. You were fined for worshipping in your church, but now cheered for marching in screaming crowds.”

Twitter has removed many Tweets from conservative posters and even banned some conservative’s from posting anything at all on the platform.

We are surprised the far-left leaning platform has not banned James Woods as they have others who don’t follow the left-wing ideology.

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Flashback: NBC President declared we are winning the war with White House (then fired one week later)

From a report at the link below:

NBC News President Andy Lack (pictured)published a haughty op-ed for the network’s website Think. It was titled, “Journalism is under attack from coronavirus and the White House. But we're winning.”

One week after this op-ed was published, Lack was fired by NBC News.

Couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy (sarcasm intentional).

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The Birds Eye collapsible pea car

This pea-shaped car with with a go-cart chassis was custom made for a 2005 Birds Eye Peas TV commercial.

The actual Birds Eye commercial is shown above.

The car was built by Asylum a London-based company.