On Tuesday’s broadcast of “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel, Ann Coulter, author of the forthcoming book “¡Adios, America!” reacted to the controversy involving ABC’s George Stephanopoulos and his ties to the Clinton Foundation, which some suggest may have influenced
A Rasmussen poll released Tuesday that surveyed 1000 likely voters found that ABC News’s George Stephanopoulos is suffering a credibility crisis every but as crippling as the one NBC’s Brian Williams went through earlier this year. A plurality of 46%
The American mainstream media is filled to the brim with liars, frauds, partisans, cheats, plagiarists, and those who tolerate, defend and enable all of them. There is no American institution — not the NFL, not the tobacco companies, not any corporation or enterprise regularly targeted by the media — that engages in anywhere near the amount of fraud and dishonesty that serially oozes from Our Media Overlords.
Tuesday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” host Joe Scarborough said George Stephanopoulos humiliated ABC News when he played “judge” during his interview with “Clinton Cash” author Peter Schweizer. But Scarborough said they will do nothing about it because of Stephanopoulos’ $105 million contract.
“Clinton Cash” author Peter Schweizer argued George Stephanopoulos’ behavior is worse than Brian Williams’ on Monday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel. Earlier, Schweizer said of Stephanopoulos, “He certainly knew that he had donated to the Clinton Foundation and he also knew
Mainstream media journalists, including several former ABC News reporters, have launched an avalanche criticism against Clinton strategist-turned-ABC News host George Stephanopoulos’ decision to hide his deep involvement and $75,000 in donations to the Clinton Foundation from viewers while conducting a hyper-aggressive interview with Clinton Cash author Peter Schweizer
Media Research President Brent Bozell is warning conservatives to avoid ABC after the way the network handled George Stephanopoulos’ personal donations to the Clinton Foundation.
MSNBC host Mika Brzezinski blasted “a lack of judgment on the people who are hiring” George Stephanopoulos to think that he would be unbiased on Monday’s “Morning Joe.” Brzezinski said that it was “problematic” that Stephanopoulos didn’t disclose donations to
When it comes to the Clintons and money, the question is always the same: what’s the quid pro quo? The idea that George Stephanopoulos, the face of ABC News, donated $75,000 and much of his time to the Clinton Foundation
ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos’ “undisclosed contributions totaling $75,000 to former President Bill Clinton’s foundation … will cripple his ability to participate in the network’s coverage of the 2016 presidential election,” according to retired White House correspondent Ann Compton.
An embattled Republican, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, joined an embattled Democrat, ABC This Week host George Stephanopoulos, in a rare showing of bipartisan support for the Hillary Clinton-backed Obamatrade deal on Sunday morning.
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” former ABC anchor Carole Simpson and one-time ABC regular Jeff Greenfield weighed in on George Stephanopoulos not disclosing his donations to the Clinton Foundation while reporting on it and said they were both “dumbfounded” by Stephanopoulos’ actions. Simpson
Sunday on CNN’s “Reliable Sources,” “Clinton Cash” author Peter Schweizer discussed the controversy surrounding ABC News “This Week” moderator and “Good Morning America” co-host George Stephanopoulos not disclosing donations to the Clinton Foundations while reporting on it and said ABC is in “cover-up mode,” for their
People ticked off with George Stephanopoulos took to Twitter this week to demand his resignation.
On his Sunday broadcast of ABC’s “This Week,” host George Stephanopoulos reiterated an apology he had made days earlier while hosting “Good Morning America.” Stephanopoulos explained to “This Week” viewers he had given money to the Clinton Foundation and should
On Saturday’s “Fox & Friends Weekend,” co-host Tucker Carlson interviewed Peter Schweizer, author of the book “Clinton Cash,” about the revelations that ABC’s “This Week” moderator George Stephanopoulos gave multiple donations to Clinton Foundation, but failed to disclose them upon
Clinton strategist-turned-ABC News host George Stephanopoulos’s non-apology apology on Friday raised more questions than it answered about why he hid from viewers his $75,000 Clinton Foundation donation while conducting a hyper-aggressive interview with Clinton Cash author Peter Schweizer.
George Stephanopoulos’ connections to the Clinton Foundation may be more substantial than he has so far admitted.
Fox News host Geraldo Rivera blasted what he characterized as a double standard in the way the media is covering the revelation that ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos donated $75,000 to the Clinton Foundation while serving as the network’s chief political reporter.
GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina joined fellow candidates Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) in criticizing George Stephanopoulos and his donations to the Clinton Foundation.
New York Times reporter Jeremy Peters and Washington Post Media Reporter Erik Wemple criticized ABC’s response to George Stephanopoulos’ undisclosed donations on Friday’s “Morning Joe” on MSNBC. “I doubt that they’ve had a chance to do any degree of inquiry. Perhaps they asked
Friday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” long-time investigative journalist Bob Woodward discussed the controversy surrounding ABC “This Week” host George Stephanopoulos failure to disclose his $75,000 donation to the Clinton Foundation, especially as Stephanopoulos interviewed “Clinton Cash” author Peter Schweizer, whose book scrutinized the Clinton
On Friday’s “Good Morning America,” co-host George Stephanopoulos, also the host of ABC’s “This Week” gave an on-air apology for not disclosing his potential conflict of interest in having donated to the Clinton Foundation prior to his interview of “Clinton Cash”
— After failing to disclose $75,000 in Clinton Foundation donations to both his employer and his viewers, ABC News’ chief anchor and political correspondent George Stephanopoulos tried to contain the ongoing fallout Friday morning with an on-air apology. Rather than
Kentucky Senator and Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul argued George Stephanopoulos is “too close to the Clintons” and “it’s just impossible” for him to be objective on Thursday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel. Paul stated, “For the year or
