Media Research Center

Nick Farakaro with us.

He's with Newsbusters, and he's the associate editor of from the Media Research Center.

Let's get to Anthony in Florida.

Line one, Anthony, you're on with John and Nick.

By the way, he's right that they don't.

I mean, the Media Research Center has done the research.

If you looked at how the media treated Barack Obama versus how they treat Donald Trump, it's very convicting.

It's obvious.

Driven by personal pique, fury over leaks, and a determination to shape the political narrative to his advantage, Mr. Trump is deploying the might of the federal government and filing personal lawsuits targeting not just journalists and liberal critics, but also comedians and talk show hosts and the corporate entities behind them.

To the president and his allies, he is simply demanding accountability for what he casts as biased, unfair, and sometimes inaccurate coverage and criticism, an effort that has been welcomed by longtime conservative press critics like those at the Media Research Center.

Aides noted that the White House has this year expanded who gets invited to cover events, such as the off-the-record presidential lunch with network anchors that precedes the annual State of the Union address.

In a statement, Stephen Chung, the White House communications director, said that biased reporting from the media is a disservice to the American people, adding, "...we utilize every tool available to ensure that accurate reporting is provided to the public and the stain of those who knowingly peddle false information is held accountable." Free speech advocates say the president's intent is apparent, to punish, intimidate, and silence dissenters.

Instead, the media goes and doxes him.

Not only gives up his name, where he lives, but I want you to look at this report conducted by the Media Research Center.

This is positive coverage of Lindsey Clancy.

65% positive.

And as I said, the CNN staff remains there working like a normal Friday afternoon.

You know, the other thing is, which I find to be interesting, is there's no question that according to Media Research Center, MRC, that President Trump gets 96, 97 percent of negative news.

There's no doubt about that.

I mean, there was another report, actually, that said that Apple, right, because they have their own news app, like over the course of one year, they had only had two conservative leaning stories posted to their app.

The Daily Caller's Reagan Reese brings us inside the White House.

And the Media Research Center's president, David Boesel, explains the liberal bias that's causing some concern among the right.

Welcome to The Sean Spicer Show.

Let's get into it.

viral if you are not checking those things out and sending them to five friends saying you want to stay in the loop everyone just looks at polls and says oh that's it they're not looking at how much money is being spent how the money's being spent where it's being spent what the inside folks are saying um last week's with dan turntine went crazy this week henry olsen is back with us to walk through every one of those contested house races i'm super excited about that but today we've got a killer show reagan reese from the daily caller she's the white house correspondent she's got tremendous insight into their thinking what's going on with them.

These latest series of press conferences that have happened, Todd Blanche, the latest one, but he did his in the Rose garden, which I want to get an inside take on how that went.

And then, um, David Boesel from the Media Research Center is going to join us, and he's going to talk to us about the media bias that's really just gone completely nuts.

And by the way, The New York Times is celebrating their 175th anniversary.