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A new study for NewsBusters found the evening newscasts of ABC‚ CBS‚ and NBC have maintained their hypernegative coverage of Donald Trump since the New Hampshire primary over the last month or so. But now‚ it's pounding away on Trump's policy preferences and not just his legal troubles with Democrat prosecutors. Longtime MRC research director (and now NewsBusters contributor) Rich Noyes explains his latest research of the evening-newscast coverage of the Republican campaign. After almost completely ignoring policy issues last year (only 8.6 percent of Republican campaign coverage)‚ Trump's aggressive messages to other Republicans on immigration and on NATO roiled the media into outraged coverage of his influence on the GOP. It jumped to 24 percent of coverage in recent weeks. While ABC's Mary Bruce claimed Trump attempted to "derail his party's top priority‚" NBC's Ryan Nobles looked at the polls: “Our new NBC News poll shows 57% of voters believe Mr. Trump would handle border security best; just 22% pick Mr. Biden.” No wonder reporters seem angry that bipartisanship didn't occur. In 2023‚ our study found Trump accounted for 79% of all GOP candidate airtime against a fragmented field of challengers who all trailed him in the polls. Now that the race is down to just two major candidates‚ TV news is more Trump-focused than ever. The former President’s coverage now accounts for 84% of all GOP candidate airtime‚ with Haley accounting for just 16%. Reporters are barely evaluating Haley's campaign‚ which is a sign they don't take it as a serious threat to Trump. Rich concluded that if Trump wins the South Carolina primary handily on Saturday as expected‚ "the next eight months of general election coverage seems clear: endless coverage bashing Trump not only for the legal cases brought against him‚ but also for the anti-establishment policies he would bring to a second term." Enjoy the podcast below‚ or wherever you listen to podcasts. 

Because the corporate media is so in the tank for abortion‚ anything not resembling a Planned Parenthood infomercial tends to stick out like a sore thumb. Such is the case with NBC News’ profile of Nevada Senate candidate Sam Brown and his wife Amy. Watch as NBC does something we very rarely see on network television: an expression of regret for having an abortion‚ as Amy Brown disclosed she did over her 2008 abortion. STEPHANIE GOSK: In 2008 at age 24‚ former Army Lieutenant Amy Brown got an abortion. A decision she now regrets that she says left her shattered. Soon after‚ she met Sam. AMY BROWN: He's helped me process it with compassion and with empathy.  I’m still not sure whether the report itself was intended to showcase a change in strategy among some Republicans- “a softer stance” is how Lester Holt characterized this change‚ or whether it is intended as a warning to the abortion industrial complex.  Most notably‚ Sam Brown expresses no appetite for federal restrictions on abortion‚ and no desire to change Nevada’s existing abortion law which sits at 24 weeks. But Brown also says that “women should always feel loved‚ supported‚ part of that support is- is knowing that there are other options beyond abortion.” Correspondent Stephanie Gosk’s report is based on the longform item written by Natasha Korecki‚ which provides a lot more background than does a 2-minute newscast report which was framed as “beware the shift”.  On the one hand‚ Amy Brown’s expression of regret is more fully captured in the written piece albeit‚ as noted by the great Mary Margaret Olohan‚ buried in its 27th paragraph: “I could tell that Sam understood that this hurt‚ and that it was a very difficult decision‚ and that it was one that I regretted‚” she said. Amy said she initially thought that having an abortion would bring her “freedom” but she instead was filled with remorse over the decision and wished she would have considered other options. “I could tell that he got it and that he felt my pain.” The entire concept‚ the idea of regretting an abortion and needing to heal from it‚ is largely verboten in the media. While we are on the one hand told to give full airing to women’s lived experience‚ on the other‚ this lived experience is very rarely talked about‚ if at all. Click “expand” to view the full transcript of the aforementioned report as aired on NBC Nightly News on Wednesday‚ February 21st‚ 2024: LESTER HOLT: Now to the race for 2024 and an issue Democrats hope drives voters to the polls: abortion rights. And now some Republicans‚ after suffering losses on abortion since the fall of Roe v. Wade‚ are taking a softer stance. Here's Stephanie Gosk.  STEPHANIE GOSK: West Point grad and Purple Heart recipient Sam Brown will most likely be the Republican candidate for Senate in swing state Nevada. The Democrats are already attacking.  AD: But extremists like Sam Brown have fought to strip away women's rights.  GOSK: In an interview with NBC News’ Natasha Korecki‚ Brown clarifying where he stands on abortion.  SAM BROWN: I would not support a federal abortion ban.  GOSK: In Nevada‚ abortion is legal up to 24 weeks.  SAM BROWN: I'm not here to try and change anything about our existing law.  GOSK: His position shaped‚ he says‚ by his wife's experience.  AMY BROWN: I just felt like I was all by myself processing this major event all by myself.  GOSK: In 2008 at age 24‚ former Army Lieutenant Amy Brown got an abortion. A decision she now regrets that she says left her shattered. Soon after‚ she met Sam. AMY BROWN: He's helped me process it with compassion and with empathy.  GOSK: The former Army Captain suffered severe burns from an IED in Afghanistan. Amy was his dietitian helping him recover while at the same time she says‚ he was helping her.  SAM BROWN: Women should always feel loved‚ supported‚ part of that support is- is knowing that there are other options beyond abortion.  GOSK: Brown‚ like most Republicans‚ supports the overturning of Roe v. Wade which has become a major political challenge and is largely to blame for the party's lackluster midterm results. Now abortion is front and center again in this election.  SAM BROWN: We need to make sure that we're caring for women during pregnancy and after pregnancy. GOSK: Republicans in some places changing the message. Stephanie Gosk‚ NBC News.  

President Joe Biden referred to Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "crazy SOB" while speaking at a fundraiser in San Francisco‚ according to reports.The reports also quote Biden as saying that "we always have to worry about nuclear conflict‚ but the existential threat to humanity is climate."Biden has been pushing for the U.S. to green-light additional assistance for Ukraine. Some Republicans‚ including Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell‚ also want America to fork over more assistance for the embattled Eastern European nation."By standing with our friend Ukraine and supporting their fight for freedom‚ we can degrade Russia’s military capabilities‚ the third largest military force in the world‚ without risking the life of a single American soldier‚" McConnell said in an opinion piece. "And in the process‚ we can deter our adversaries‚ like Iran and North Korea‚ invest urgent resources into America’s defense‚ and sustain long-term competition with China‚ our greatest strategic threat. So this is not charity‚ but an investment in cold‚ hard U.S. interests."Biden has been beating the climate alarmism drumbeat throughout his White House tenure. — (@) He is currently seeking re-election‚ but Democratic Rep. Dean Phillips of Minnesota‚ who is also seeking the Democratic presidential nomination‚ has argued that "almost any Democrat other than Biden can defeat Trump this Nov." "I am not running to defeat Joe Biden. I am running to defeat Donald Trump and those preparing to dismantle democracy‚" Phillips has tweeted.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Freestyle motocross figure Jayden "Jayo" Archer‚ the first individual to execute a triple backflip in competition‚ passed away while practicing the feat in his hometown of Melbourne‚ Australia‚ according to ESPN‚ which also noted that the man was just 27 years old.Travis Pastrana described Archer as a "great human.""This really hit home‚" Pastrana noted‚ according to ESPN. "Jayo grew up in a time when action sports was at its biggest‚ and he always wanted to do the big stuff like the double and the triple‚ even though there weren't a lot of places to showcase those bigger tricks. He'd get up every morning at 4 a.m. and go to the gym before work so he could ride his dirt bike. When he came to Maryland to train‚ he stayed at my house and was an incredible role model to my kids. He was a great human first‚ a hard worker second and a bad motherf***er third."Archer had included the phrase "Work Hard Dream Big" on his Instagram profile. "No one had a bigger heart or more determination than Jayo‚" senior vice president and GM of Nitro Circus Ricky Melnik told the outlet. "We called him the Incredible Hulk. He was a beast on the bike and a gentle giant off it. Watching him go through the process of learning and landing the triple flip in competition was so inspiring. He wanted to take FMX to the next level and go further than anyone had gone before." Jayo Archer | First Ever FMX Triple Backflip in Competition www.youtube.com Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!