Debate

B- Grade

Political Lean 72% Right-leaning

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James blames Michigan's poor rankings on socialism, vows free-market fixes

Aug 6, 2026

The Fox Business segment features host Larry Kudlow interviewing Republican gubernatorial nominee Rep. John James. James contrasts his platform of 'freedom, free markets, and common sense' against what he calls the 'socialist wave' in Michigan led by progressive Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, who recently won a Senate primary. James highlights Michigan's poor performance in national rankings and promises to improve affordability, education, health care transparency, reduce regulations, and cut fraud to restore the American Dream. The discussion frames the November election as a clear choice between continued decline under socialism and positive change.

▶ Source: Fox Business

B+ Grade

Political Lean 15% Right-leaning

L

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Infantino Scraps World Cup Investment Plan After Global Backlash

Aug 6, 2026

The Reuters segment analyzes the aftermath of FIFA President Gianni Infantino's decision to abandon a controversial proposal to sell a stake in a new commercial entity managing World Cup and other event rights to private investors, following intense backlash from UEFA, AFC, CONCACAF and others over lack of consultation. It discusses whether this threatens his 2027 re-election bid, notes the shift in debate to governance processes, and assesses future proposals like potential expansion of the 2030 World Cup from 48 to 64 teams. African confederation figures largely support Infantino or remain neutral due to reliance on FIFA funding. The reporting relies on the correspondent's analysis, recent statements from confederations, and public reactions without named on-camera guests beyond the reporter.

▶ Source: Reuters

C+ Grade

Political Lean 65% Right-leaning

L

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Fauci invokes Fifth over 100 times at Senate hearing as panel debates contempt

Aug 2, 2026

The Fox News Sunday segment opened with the July 29, 2026 Senate hearing where Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment over 100 times when questioned by Sen. Rand Paul on COVID-19 origins, gain-of-function research, emails, and released diary entries. Panelists debated whether Congress should hold him in contempt, pursue obstruction charges despite Biden's preemptive pardon, and whether Fauci owes the public answers on policy impacts. Discussion touched on excess deaths, school closures, lab-leak hypothesis, and current outbreaks before shifting to Trump's comments on Spain's migrant surge at Ceuta and Democratic border policies.

▶ Source: Fox News

C- Grade

Political Lean 75% Left-leaning

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Trump administration ends TPS for ~350,000 Haitians, clearing path for deportations

Jul 31, 2026

The video is a direct-to-camera statement by Rep. Greg Landsman (D-OH) opposing the Trump administration’s termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians. It lists six points: families receiving ICE “notice to appear” starting that Sunday; Trump’s 2024 debate comments on Springfield, Ohio; the community’s work in manufacturing, education, and home health care; reasons for fleeing (earthquake, political unrest, gang violence); Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s warning that deportation sends people “back to hell”; and a call for the Senate to pass a three-year TPS extension already voted on in the House. Sourcing is primarily Landsman’s own assertions, the quoted governor, and the referenced debate clip. No administration officials or immigration enforcement data are presented; graphics are not mentioned.

▶ Source: Greg Landsman

C+ Grade

Political Lean 65% Right-leaning

L

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Fauci diary entries detail March 2020 pressure on de Blasio and Newsom for school closures

Jul 29, 2026

NewsNation segment debates newly released Fauci diary entries from March 2020 showing his influence on New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and California Governor Gavin Newsom to close schools, bars, and restaurants. It contrasts these with Fauci's 2022 on-air statements to Elizabeth Vargas denying he recommended lockdowns and discusses long-term learning loss, mental health impacts, and lab-leak discussions.

▶ Source: NewsNation

B+ Grade

Political Lean 15% Right-leaning

L

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Burnham holds cross-party social care talks without Farage or Polanski; Miliband eyes EU reset

Jul 29, 2026

Sky News segment discusses Prime Minister Andy Burnham's cross-party social care meeting on 29 July 2026, inviting Lib Dem and Conservative representatives but excluding Reform and Greens due to short notice. Presenters note Louise Casey's ongoing review and debate private-sector involvement, citing 85% for-profit care homes. The discussion then turns to Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband's approach, his consultations with Ed Llewellyn and possibly David Cameron, and efforts to reintegrate EU policy into the FCDO.

▶ Source: Sky News

B+ Grade

Political Lean 15% Right-leaning

L

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Moulton pushes new Senate leadership in Markey primary debate

Jul 27, 2026

The Forbes Breaking News clip features Rep. Seth Moulton responding to questions on his defense authorization votes and tax positions during his 2026 Democratic Senate primary campaign against incumbent Sen. Ed Markey. Moulton defends supporting the prior NDAA but opposing the current one, affirms support for the Massachusetts millionaires tax, and outlines his proposal for a national wealth tax. He pivots to his broader campaign message, criticizing Republican policies on climate and costs while calling for a new generation of Senate leaders to address what he describes as a national crisis.

▶ Source: Forbes Breaking News

B+ Grade

Political Lean 35% Right-leaning

L

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Rep. Wesley Hunt proposes NDAA amendment to secure domestic energy supply chains for military bases

Jul 26, 2026

The segment covers floor debate on Amendment 818 (H.Amdt.248) to the NDAA offered by Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX). Hunt argues the measure strengthens domestic energy supply chains for defense installations, citing state-level foreign oil dependence and risks from litigation amid Iran-related tensions. Opponents, including Rep. Garamendi (D-CA), contend it overrides state authority, benefits specific fossil fuel projects like the Santa Ynez pipeline, and is unnecessary given US production levels.

▶ Source: Forbes Breaking News

B Grade

Political Lean 72% Right-leaning

L

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GB News panel debates Burnham plans for land value tax and compulsory voting

Jul 26, 2026

The late edition, hosted by Will Kingston, opens with headlines on the Berlin Pride van attack suspect killed by police, French and Spanish wildfires, Andy Burnham's reported welfare and tax plans, police DEI spending, and a Gatwick water outage. It reviews tomorrow's papers and hosts a panel with Fesus Akimbasoy, Paul Cox and Juda Dilva discussing leaked Burnham policies including land value tax replacing council tax and stamp duty, compulsory voting modeled on Australia, youth benefits crackdown, and Ed Miliband's climate leadership push.

▶ Source: GBNews

B+ Grade

Political Lean Centered

L

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UN Secretary-General candidates outline priorities in July 2026 town hall

Jul 26, 2026

Bloomberg Television aired highlights from the July 23, 2026 UN Town Hall featuring six candidates for the next Secretary-General position, which opens after António Guterres completes his term on December 31, 2026. Candidates discussed making the organization relevant, speaking on human rights, restoring credibility and trust, delivering results in peace and security, and addressing Security Council divisions. The segment used direct candidate quotes without naming speakers or providing bios. It was produced in partnership with the UN Office of the President of the General Assembly and featured nominees such as Michelle Bachelet and Rebeca Grynspan.

▶ Source: Bloomberg Television

A Grade

Political Lean 15% Right-leaning

L

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Arizona State University launches BA in content creation

Jul 25, 2026

The segment reports that Arizona State University is the first to offer a bachelor's degree in content creation, aimed at teaching students to build audiences, grow personal brands, succeed in the creator economy, and analyze performance metrics. Hosts debate whether parents should support such a major, with one calling it cutting-edge due to employer demand and another arguing it belongs as a class within a marketing degree rather than a standalone major.

▶ Source: Fox News

B Grade

Political Lean 45% Right-leaning

L

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Burnham's Manchester rough sleeping count rises to 197 in 2025 after missed 2020 target

Jul 25, 2026

The segment opens with on-street reporting in Manchester near the new No 10 North, featuring interviews with locals about visible rough sleeping in Piccadilly Gardens and skepticism toward Burnham's new national pledge. It presents official counts showing rises in Manchester rough sleeping and recalls his 2017 local target. A panel then debates the pledge's realism, underlying causes like addiction, the value of No 10 North for devolution and growth, and whether homelessness or immigration should have been the priority announcement. The broadcast includes sponsor segments and viewer comments.

▶ Source: GBNews

B- Grade

Political Lean 68% Right-leaning

L

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Andy Burnham replaces Starmer as PM after Labour leadership change, More in Common polling shows hope

Jul 25, 2026

GB News panel discusses new polling by More in Common on public reaction to Andy Burnham replacing Keir Starmer as Labour leader and incoming prime minister. Segments cover early policy moves including bus fare caps and energy bill relief, alongside debate on whether these build trust or avoid tough issues like welfare, immigration, and economy. Panelists reference viewer comments and compare Burnham favorably to Starmer on tone but question substance. Sourcing relies on the cited poll, unnamed viewer input, and panel opinion with limited named expert or primary document references.

▶ Source: GBNews

B- Grade

Political Lean 72% Right-leaning

L

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Sheehy cites 47 years of Iran-backed attacks in Senate speech opposing war powers measure

Jul 25, 2026

The segment features Sen. Tim Sheehy (R-MT), a former Navy SEAL, delivering an emotional floor speech during debate on an Iran War Powers Resolution. He invokes a fallen comrade killed by an Iranian EFP, recounts 47 years of attacks since the 1979 revolution, and references specific incidents including the 1983 Beirut barracks bombing, Khobar Towers, William Buckley’s murder, and October 7 atrocities.

▶ Source: Global News Insights

A- Grade

Political Lean 15% Right-leaning

L

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Trump prefers Jordan over LeBron in White House remarks, cites possible racism

Jul 25, 2026

The Fox News segment shows anchor Peter Doocy asking President Trump about LeBron James versus Michael Jordan after noting LeBron's July 24 announcement of joining the Philadelphia 76ers. Trump replies he played golf with Jordan, calls him a friend, and says he prefers Jordan because LeBron might be racist or dislike Trump. The clip continues with questions on Trump's past athlete interventions, including Tiger Woods' DUI arrest call, Bryson DeChambeau's rules dispute, and a U.S. men's soccer red card.

▶ Source: Fox News

B+ Grade

Political Lean 10% Right-leaning

L

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Andy Burnham links Catholic upbringing to Hillsborough justice push and politics

Jul 24, 2026

The Telegraph comment segment profiles new Prime Minister Andy Burnham's early life and influences. It highlights his Liverpool Catholic upbringing, altar-boy service, mother's role, and 2023 Vatican visit with her to meet Pope Francis. Burnham has described the Catholic Church as one of three major influences after Everton FC and the Labour Party. The piece ties his faith background to support for the Hillsborough justice campaign at the 2009 20th anniversary memorial and notes debates over selective adherence to Church teachings on social versus personal issues.

▶ Source: The Telegraph

C- Grade

Political Lean 82% Right-leaning

L

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Bongino ties youth socialism support to school failures, bailouts, and AOC rhetoric

Jul 24, 2026

The segment featured Dan Bongino reacting to AOC's rise and youth interest in socialism. Bongino argued it stems from government-induced problems like poor schools and bailouts rather than a coherent agenda, using examples of a protester's gold chains and references to Nicaragua and Chicago education stats. He criticized AOC and Zohran Mamdani, linked socialism to Mao-era deaths, and discussed failed government indoctrination in schools. Laura Ingraham agreed, emphasizing feelings over logic and poor parenting. The discussion ended with speculation on future debates involving figures like Rubio or Vance.

▶ Source: Fox News

A- Grade

Political Lean Centered

L

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UN Secretary-General candidates field questions on Strait of Hormuz and institutional relevance

Jul 23, 2026

Al Jazeera English covered a July 23 Global Town Hall in New York featuring UN Secretary-General candidates. The segment focused on their responses to a question about the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing conflicts, with Rebeca Grynspan referencing her role in the Black Sea grain initiative, Guyana's ambassador Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett pledging persistence, and IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi noting the UN's absence from major conflicts.

▶ Source: Al Jazeera English

B+ Grade

Political Lean Centered

L

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UN Secretary-General Candidates Outline Plans to Restore Relevance at July Town Hall

Jul 23, 2026

Bloomberg News covered a UN town hall event on July 23, 2026, featuring six candidates for the next Secretary-General position after António Guterres's term ends December 31, 2026. Candidates discussed making the organization more relevant, exercising moral authority on human rights and international law, restoring credibility as a mediator, and improving performance in peace and security despite Security Council divisions.

▶ Source: Bloomberg News

B+ Grade

Political Lean 45% Left-leaning

L

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Courtney calls for stripping SAVE Act from FY27 NDAA rule

Jul 23, 2026

Rep. Joe Courtney spoke during House debate on the FY27 NDAA (H.R. 8800). He endorsed multi-year contracts for Navy ships, Columbia and Virginia class submarines, AUKUS commitments, and unmanned systems while opposing $1B for battleships. He criticized the House rule that added SAVE Act text to the bill and urged its removal to preserve the NDAA's bipartisan tradition. The segment draws from Courtney's floor remarks referencing subcommittee work, Senate actions, and specific dollar figures. No outside guests appear; sourcing is the congressman's statements and references to committee marks.

▶ Source: Forbes Breaking News

B+ Grade

Political Lean 65% Right-leaning

L

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Sen. Budd criticizes Democrats on NDAA amid Iran war and oil surge

Jul 23, 2026

Bloomberg Podcasts interviewed Sen. Thom Budd (R-NC) on government funding sequence, NDAA passage, and the ongoing Iran conflict. Budd contrasted House and Senate approaches and accused Democrats of politicizing the NDAA by refusing to advance it. He supported a supplemental including defense replenishment but insisted on including Hurricane Helene aid for western North Carolina. The segment covered oil prices hitting $100 per barrel due to Red Sea and Hormuz risks, gas above $4 nationally, and War Powers Resolution debates. Budd advocated decisive action to open the strait, protect troops, and avoid forever wars while criticizing Iranian proxies and delay tactics. Sourcing drew from the senator's statements, Axios reporting on potential escalation, and Pentagon testimony by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

▶ Source: Bloomberg Podcasts

B- Grade

Political Lean 75% Left-leaning

L

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Khanna fields questions on housing, Iran war, Israel policy, billionaire tax in July town hall

Jul 23, 2026

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) hosted a July virtual town hall answering constituent questions on local issues like Fremont homelessness and housing costs, plus national topics. Segments covered his recent West Bank visit, opposition to military aid and NDAA provisions, bipartisan efforts, economic proposals, immigration, AI, and 2026 midterms. Khanna spoke directly for nearly the entire broadcast with no named guests or external experts; he referenced personal experiences, legislation, and social media posts. Key throughlines included redirecting defense spending domestically, taxing billionaires, and ending US involvement in overseas conflicts.

▶ Source: Diya TV

C- Grade

Political Lean 65% Left-leaning

L

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Trump declassifies China election docs; Saudi nuclear deal signed amid proliferation concerns

Jul 23, 2026

The segment opens with Trump's primetime address releasing declassified documents alleging China compromised 220 million U.S. voter files and that intelligence agencies suppressed information on Chinese meddling in 2020. It highlights John Ratcliffe's dual role as former DNI and current CIA Director, questioning his position amid accusations. The report then shifts to internal White House debates over document redactions involving Ratcliffe, John Solomon, and Bill Pulte. It transitions to the recent U.S.-Saudi nuclear cooperation agreement signed by Energy Secretary Chris Wright, discussing its 30-year term, potential uranium enrichment, proliferation risks, and comparisons to the UAE deal.

▶ Source: MS NOW

C+ Grade

Political Lean 38% Left-leaning

L

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House debates Trump administration's UN agency withdrawals and funding cuts

Jul 23, 2026

Al Jazeera English reports on a US House debate over Trump administration cuts to UN funding and withdrawals from agencies. Republicans criticize the UN, with one member calling to make Manhattan 'UN free.' Ambassador Mike Waltz defends engagement using the IMO carbon tax example. Democrats list withdrawals from UNESCO, the Human Rights Council, WHO, and cuts to UNFPA, UNRWA, HIV programs, peacekeeping, and other budgets since January 2025.

▶ Source: Al Jazeera English

C- Grade

Political Lean 35% Right-leaning

L

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Garamendi opposes FY2026 NDAA, cites 1.5T+ spending and Medicaid cuts

Jul 22, 2026

The segment shows Rep. John Garamendi's floor speech during NDAA debate. He honors service members lost in the Iran conflict, praises select provisions such as infrastructure funding and pay raises, then opposes the bill over rising military spending and its funding via health-care cuts. Garamendi specifies authorizations exceeding 1.5 trillion dollars plus reconciliation and Iran-related amounts, criticizes lack of oversight, and argues against the Sentinel ICBM program in favor of extending Minuteman.

▶ Source: Forbes Breaking News

B- Grade

Political Lean 65% Left-leaning

L

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Houthis threaten Saudi tankers in Red Sea amid Trump Iran escalation threats

Jul 22, 2026

The segment covers Houthis claiming strikes or enforcing a blockade on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, presented as an expansion of the Iran conflict. It details Trump's 'skirmish' rhetoric, his threat to strike Iranian bridges/power plants including near Tehran, Iran's foreign minister response, US intelligence on Iran's nuclear program, prior Trump statements on obliterated facilities, recent US troop deaths with names, and internal administration debates on escalation including possible Mali strikes.

▶ Source: CNN

C- Grade

Political Lean 72% Left-leaning

L

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McGarvey criticizes GOP on $70B ICE funding and $95B Iran war package during House debate

Jul 22, 2026

The clip shows Rep. Morgan McGarvey (D-KY) delivering House floor remarks criticizing Republican support for a $70 billion immigration enforcement funding bill and a separate $95 billion package tied to Middle East operations. He references tax cuts, health care and food assistance reductions, alleged ICE misconduct, rising costs, and a proposed $400 million White House ballroom project. McGarvey spoke during debate on the ICE funding measure, offered amendments that failed, and yielded time after additional seconds were granted. The segment uses the Jurassic Park quote to frame Republican priorities.

▶ Source: Forbes Breaking News

B+ Grade

Political Lean 15% Right-leaning

L

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Boebert Backs Amendment to Bar International Cadets From Service Academies; Houlahan Opposes

Jul 22, 2026

The segment shows House floor debate on an amendment (numbered 1304, tied to Chip Roy) to the defense bill. Rep. Boebert (R-CO) spoke in support, arguing academies should prioritize American citizens and taxpayer investment. Rep. Houlahan (D-PA) led opposition, calling the program a low-cost strategic asset that builds alliances. Chairman Rogers (R-AL) and Rep. Alford also opposed, noting existing bans on adversaries, full cost reimbursement by sending nations, vetting requirements, and enrollment caps.

▶ Source: Forbes Breaking News

C+ Grade

Political Lean 15% Left-leaning

L

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New Jersey officials remove 6,600 non-citizens from voter rolls after software error

Jul 22, 2026

The segment covers New Jersey Governor Mikey Cheryl's announcement that a software error led to 6,600 non-citizens being registered to vote from June 2023 to 2024. Less than 400 cast ballots, prompting her statement on accountability and vendor changes. The hosts debate the incident's significance, reference the Heritage Foundation's low fraud rate estimates, discuss the SAVE Act's ID requirements, and weigh state versus federal election oversight roles.

▶ Source: The Hill

C- Grade

Political Lean 65% Left-leaning

L

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Cuomo critiques Pentagon secrecy on Iran war casualties and ICE transparency amid NYC attack

Jul 22, 2026

The broadcast opens with a State Department worldwide travel warning amid the Iran war and shifts to criticism of Pentagon withholding details on injured troops and FOIA changes. It covers an explosive attack by an Army veteran outside a NYC federal building housing DHS and FBI offices, with the suspect carrying anti-ICE materials. Segments debate ICE leadership, body cameras, an alleged FBI memo on assault investigations, and the ongoing Lindsay Clancy murder trial where an insanity defense is central.

▶ Source: NewsNation

C- Grade

Political Lean 65% Left-leaning

L

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Panel assesses Trump foreign policy amid Venezuela Maduro capture and ally tensions

Jul 22, 2026

Segment opens with breaking news on US strike capturing Maduro in Venezuela and shifts to discussion of US-Israel operations against Iran. Panelists debate whether there are signs Iran is ready to stop fighting. Guests include Richard Heis of Council on Foreign Relations, Kim Gatas of Financial Times, and David Ignatius of Washington Post. They analyze Trump's second-term foreign policy as aggressive unilateralism with anti-ally bias, acquisitive aims in Venezuela and elsewhere, and a miscalculation on Iran. Discussion covers regional impacts in Lebanon and Gulf states, Iranian internal divisions, and risks of deeper US involvement.

▶ Source: MS NOW

C Grade

Political Lean 45% Right-leaning

L

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O'Reilly blames ICE discipline lapses for protests; Cuomo challenges criminal alien counts and body cam history

Jul 22, 2026

The NewsNation segment features Bill O'Reilly discussing ICE operations, protests, and allegations of misconduct under the Trump administration. He compares ICE issues to Secret Service failures at Butler, PA, and defends aggressive enforcement amid high migrant volumes. Chris Cuomo pushes back on statistics, body camera mandates, and sourcing from groups like Human Rights Watch. The exchange covers funding disputes from prior administrations and debates over transparency.

▶ Source: NewsNation

B+ Grade

Political Lean 10% Left-leaning

L

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Premiers debate response as Trump sets 30-day tariff countdown on $28B Canadian goods

Jul 21, 2026

The segment covers premiers meeting in Charlottetown ahead of talks with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Trump's threat of 50% tariffs on $28 billion in Canadian goods, with a 29-30 day implementation window. Discussions focus on retaliation options, including counter-tariffs and provincial positions on energy exports. The second part features a panel of Michelle Cadario, Lisa Raitt, Nathan Cullen, and Rob Benzie analyzing negotiation leverage, trust issues with prior deals, small business impacts, and the prime minister's approach to intensified talks. Sourcing draws from on-air premier clips, unnamed insider briefings, and public statements.

▶ Source: CBC News

B- Grade

Political Lean 65% Right-leaning

L

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Rep. Clay Fuller accuses Democrats of holding government funding hostage during House appropriations debate

Jul 21, 2026

Forbes Breaking News aired a clip of Rep. Clay Fuller (R-GA) speaking on the House floor in support of an appropriations rule. Fuller accused Democrats of trying to hold the government hostage by potentially blocking funding legislation and tied it to local priorities like PFAS contamination cleanup in North Georgia. A Democratic member from Massachusetts responded that the funding deadline was months away and that the immediate crisis was affordability for Americans. The segment ran under a headline directly quoting Fuller's partisan attack.

▶ Source: Forbes Breaking News

A Grade

Political Lean Centered

L

R

French Senate Backs Social Media Restrictions for Under-15s

Jul 21, 2026

The Reuters video covers the French Senate's consideration and approval of legislation restricting social media access for children under age 15. It includes a speech emphasizing benefits to minors' attention, sleep, mental health and real-world social skills. The segment draws on parliamentary debate footage and presents the measure as a child-protection step. Sourcing centers on official Senate proceedings and statements from lawmakers.

▶ Source: Reuters

B+ Grade

Political Lean 65% Right-leaning

L

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Hunt criticizes Democrats for race references during border bill debate

Jul 21, 2026

The Forbes Breaking News clip shows Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX) speaking during a House debate on border legislation. Hunt thanks colleagues for a bill to codify border enforcement, lists American victims of crimes by illegal immigrants, thanks law enforcement, and mocks Democrats and media for repeatedly invoking 'white' or 'white supremacist.' He states he is Black and emphasizes protection for all Americans regardless of race. Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) briefly follows.

▶ Source: Forbes Breaking News

A- Grade

Political Lean 5% Right-leaning

L

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French parliament reconciliation committee agrees under-15 social media ban bill

Jul 21, 2026

The segment reports that France's two parliamentary houses are expected to finalize legislation barring under-15s from social media, the first such measure in Europe. It features an interview with a centrist MP and former education minister who argues the bill must proceed despite bypass risks like VPNs, citing mental health harms as an emergency. The report notes France would be second worldwide after Australia, ties the age limit to the end of secondary school, and mentions ongoing debates over platform definitions. It draws on the MP as the main source alongside legislative updates.

▶ Source: FRANCE 24 English

C+ Grade

Political Lean 82% Right-leaning

L

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Gutfeld critiques Sisson, Lemon and Biden over fight proposals and Nazi comparisons

Jul 20, 2026

The July 2026 Gutfeld monologue opens with clips of Harry Sisson challenging MAGA figures to a fight and Don Lemon agreeing. It then plays Hunter Biden describing a 'closetocracy' of closeted gay Republicans and Democrats blaming Trump for a cyclospora lettuce outbreak. Guests Tom Shillue, Charles Payne, Kat Timpf and Tyrus join to dissect the clips and broader tactics. The sourcing relies on video clips from recent interviews, audience reaction, and references to Saul Alinsky's 1971 book. The throughline is that progressive figures prioritize personal smears over substantive debate.

▶ Source: Fox News

B+ Grade

Political Lean 68% Left-leaning

L

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House GOP advances $95B reconciliation package for Iran war, farm aid and voter ID rules

Jul 20, 2026

Reps. Mary Gay Scanlon and Morgan McGarvey criticized a House Republican budget resolution during floor or committee debate. They highlighted $95 billion in new spending that adds to the deficit, including over $70 billion for Iran-related military efforts and $10 billion linked to the SAVE Act. The resolution was described as prioritizing war and voter measures over cost-of-living relief. McGarvey added details on $4.7 trillion in prior tax cuts favoring high earners, the temporary nature of no-tax-on-tips/overtime provisions, and zeroing out of LIHEAP affecting Kentucky seniors. They also accused the administration of weakening fraud oversight via IG firings, selective pardons, and DOJ resource shifts. The segment relies on Democratic statements without counter-presentations.

▶ Source: Forbes Breaking News

C- Grade

Political Lean 82% Right-leaning

L

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Rep. Mike Kelly defends car dealers in 2018 CFPB auto lending debate against Rep. Maxine Waters

Jul 19, 2026

The broadcast shows a May 2018 House floor debate on a Congressional Review Act resolution to nullify CFPB guidance on indirect auto lending. Rep. Mike Kelly (R-PA), a dealer, defends the industry against discrimination allegations; Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) responds, citing offense as an African-American woman and criticizing the measure.

▶ Source: Patriot Pulse

F Grade

Political Lean 85% Right-leaning

L

R

Hyde-Smith defends NDAA as Senate Democrats block bill over Iran war and Israel ties

Jul 19, 2026

The video shows commentator Mr. Cox reacting to a Facebook post by Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-MS) criticizing Senate Democrats for blocking the NDAA. Hyde-Smith highlights the bill's bipartisan history, military funding, and benefits like pay raises and troop support programs. Mr. Cox dismisses those points and accuses the legislation of serving as an Israeli 'Trojan horse' to merge militaries and extract U.S. funds, labeling supporters traitors deserving investigation or removal from office. The segment draws from Hyde-Smith's July 14, 2026 post and contemporaneous Senate floor debate.

▶ Source: Occupied with Mr. Cox

B- Grade

Political Lean 75% Right-leaning

L

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Nana Akua criticizes Northamptonshire and Surrey police DEI training as two-tier policing

Jul 19, 2026

Nana Akua opens with criticism of Northamptonshire Police diversity training since 2022, including discussions of equality, links to hate crime, and the 'Witches of Glum' story to address unconscious bias. She highlights spending figures and contrasts this with low crime-solving rates. Surrey Police are cited for requiring 500-word anti-racism reflections and guidance on language and non-crime hate incidents. Segments include a Tally Money advertisement and a debate with Chris Candy on equality versus DEI.

▶ Source: GBNews

C- Grade

Political Lean 65% Right-leaning

L

R

GB News panel clashes over Labour foreign aid and Reform UK polling

Jul 19, 2026

The segment features a heated exchange on GB News between panelists discussing recent opinion polls showing Reform UK support and warnings of extremism. Guests debate why voters are turning to Reform, criticizing Labour for broken promises on change and prioritizing foreign aid over domestic needs. The discussion references Labour's two years in power, Andy Burnham's comments on re-industrialization and water company regulation, and contrasts with Reform policies. Sourcing relies on unnamed polls, the Independent newspaper, and panel opinions without primary data visuals.

▶ Source: GBNews

B+ Grade

Political Lean 62% Left-leaning

L

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Blanche meets Epstein survivors after Tillis ultimatum as Cornyn weighs AG vote

Jul 19, 2026

CNN segment recaps Deputy AG Todd Blanche's meeting with Epstein survivors, prompted by Sen. Thom Tillis's condition for supporting Blanche's AG nomination. Survivors called the half-hour session unproductive box-checking focused on grievances rather than promised investigations or justice. Blanche acknowledged tensions and possible future prosecutions. Panel discusses remaining holdout Sen. John Cornyn, Blanche's ties to Trump, Ghislaine Maxwell's prison transfer, unreleased Epstein files, and related hearings for Jay Clayton as DNI nominee. Sourcing includes survivor quotes, Blanche statements, hearing clips, and panel commentary from multiple guests.

▶ Source: CNN

C- Grade

Political Lean 85% Right-leaning

L

R

Warner and Subramanyam Host Rappahannock Town Hall on Iran Conflict, Elections and Data Centers

Jul 19, 2026

The broadcast covers a July 18, 2026, Democratic town hall in Rappahannock County, Virginia, featuring Sen. Mark Warner and Rep. Suhas Subramanyam. Segments focused on opposition to the Trump administration, concerns over election security ahead of midterms, an ongoing Middle East conflict involving U.S. forces, data center impacts on Virginia power and communities, healthcare costs, AI regulation, and Social Security solvency. Audience questions addressed activism, bipartisanship, and specific local issues like courthouse funding. Sourcing relied on the two elected officials as primary speakers with no opposing guests or administration representatives. Graphics or documents were referenced anecdotally; discussion drew on intelligence assessments, congressional roles, and constituent input. The event emphasized local Democratic organizing and turnout efforts.

▶ Source: Rappahannock News

B+ Grade

Political Lean 15% Right-leaning

L

R

House Judiciary Committee marks up Chloe Cole Act creating federal lawsuits over minor gender treatments

Jul 18, 2026

The segment shows a House Judiciary Committee markup of H.R. 7651, the Chloe Cole Act of 2026. Republicans led by Rep. Onder argue the bill creates a private right of action for minors and parents harmed by puberty blockers, hormones, or surgery, citing European restrictions, a new Finnish study, and Chloe Cole's case. Democrats led by Rep. Raskin oppose it as unnecessary federal interference that ignores medical consensus and existing state remedies, while raising unrelated administration issues.

▶ Source: Forbes Breaking News

A- Grade

Political Lean 8% Left-leaning

L

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New York imposes one-year data center moratorium amid nationwide protests

Jul 18, 2026

The segment covered growing protests against AI data centers across dozens of states, highlighting demonstrations from Atlanta to Berkeley. It detailed concerns over water and power usage from the AI boom, New York's new one-year moratorium on large facilities, and recall petitions in Granbury, Texas. The report noted the debate reaching Washington with President Trump's criticism and some Republican calls for targeted regulations, plus candidates campaigning on the issue ahead of midterms. Sourcing drew on on-the-ground protester quotes, official state actions, and a Reuters/Ipsos poll showing low local support. The throughline was bipartisan local pushback against rapid development.

▶ Source: ABC News

C+ Grade

Political Lean 65% Right-leaning

L

R

Wesley Hunt rebuts Jasmine Crockett on race, Trump policies in House hearing

Jul 18, 2026

The short clip features Rep. Jasmine Crockett accusing President Trump of targeting people of color for deportation and having broader issues with minorities. Rep. Wesley Hunt responds by praising Trump's appeal to Black men, criticizing Democrats for emphasizing racism, and citing his and Rep. Byron Donalds' elections from majority-white districts as fulfillment of Martin Luther King Jr.'s vision of judging by character.

▶ Source: The Research Guy

C+ Grade

Political Lean 65% Left-leaning

L

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Rep. Castro urges cut to Israel aid, calls nation top US welfare recipient in House debate

Jul 18, 2026

The YouTube short features Rep. Joaquin Castro (D-TX) speaking on the House floor during debate on a Republican amendment by Rep. Thomas Massie to eliminate $3.3 billion in annual US military aid to Israel. Castro argues against further assistance, labeling Israel the largest long-term US aid recipient and comparing it to welfare. An opposing Florida Republican responds in support of continued aid. The clip captures Castro's remarks calling for restraint and ends with the chair recognizing opposition.

▶ Source: The Scoop

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Trump calls Infantino over Balogun red card review at 2026 World Cup

Jul 17, 2026

Channel 4 News discussion hosted by Jordan Jarrett-Brian with Kate Mason and Carl Anker examines the near-complete 2026 World Cup hosted across North America. Segments cover the Spain-Argentina final, US elimination after the Balogun incident, ticket prices, rule changes like hydration breaks, and Infantino's leadership style. Guests reference the Trump phone call to Infantino, African team performances, fan affordability concerns, and debates over whether FIFA prioritizes revenue or development. Sourcing draws on public statements, prior World Cup history, and personal observations from New York events.

▶ Source: Channel 4 News