Conservative podcaster Tucker Carlson, who has come under fire in the past for antisemitic statements, claimed in a lengthy post on X that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was pressuring T…

Lawrence O'Donnell, host of MS NOW, has raised concerns about Donald Trump's cognitive health, suggesting that any deterioration could become the most significant story globally. During his monologue, O'Donnell emphasized that if the president of the United States were to experience cognitive decline, it would overshadow all other news, becoming the focal point for historical analysis. He argued that changes in Trump's speech patterns and storytelling, such as a recent claim that his wife Melania addressed him as 'sir' during a Texas campaign rally, warrant closer examination. O'Donnell referenced a 2017 tweet where he questioned how to recognize if Trump developed dementia, stating that subtle shifts in his communication could signal cognitive issues. He noted that while no single instance might indicate a problem, the accumulation of such 'slips' could be significant. O'Donnell stressed that he is focusing on these details because no other media outlet is doing so. The segment, which included a video analysis, highlighted the growing scrutiny around Trump's public statements and their potential implications for his mental acuity. O'Donnell's comments come amid ongoing discussions about the former president's health and behavior, though Trump has not been publicly diagnosed with any cognitive disorder. The host's analysis underscores a broader concern about the intersection of leadership, mental health, and public accountability in political discourse.

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Bill Maher was visibly shocked after learning his guest Jessica Tarlov was not being sarcastic when she declared that Democrats are "less crazy" than the GOP.

Media Distributor Gauge is Nielsen's monthly ranking of US television viewing share by parent company. How owner mapping, thresholds and the 2026 dispute work.

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A new analysis by Media Matters reveals that Fox News has significantly reduced its coverage of the Iran conflict since March 2026, despite initially hyping the issue. The report examined mentions of 'Iran' across five Fox evening opinion shows, including The Five, The Ingraham Angle, Jesse Watters Primetime, Hannity, and Gutfeld!, finding a 78% decline in references from June to August. In March, these shows mentioned 'Iran' over 2,300 times, but by August, the count had dropped to 178. The analysis attributes this shift to the war's deterioration into a political and economic fiasco, which has damaged Republican prospects. Instead of focusing on the conflict, the shows have turned to other topics like 'socialism' (mentioned 730 times), the WNBA (238 mentions), and Anthony Fauci (193 mentions), collectively surpassing the frequency of Iran-related coverage. The report criticizes the network's pivot to culture-war issues, noting that hosts like Watters have expressed frustration with the need to discuss topics such as women's basketball. This shift aligns with former President Donald Trump's own rhetoric, which has increasingly emphasized communist threats as he seeks to maintain a narrow congressional majority in the upcoming midterms. The analysis highlights the strategic realignment of Fox News, which initially supported Trump's military actions against Iran but now prioritizes domestic political issues over international conflicts. The report underscores the broader implications of this media shift, suggesting it reflects a broader political strategy to divert attention from the war's negative impacts and focus on domestic narratives.

This week on The Five, Greg Gutfeld slammed liberal co-host Jessica Tarlov for pushing the left wing talking point that Alex Pretti was 'murdered' by ICE…