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OANN’s motto is “straight news, no opinion.” It’s rapidly becoming Trump’s favorite network.

While liberals criticize him for his “fumble,” he was ultimately willing to take the right position and oppose religion-based discrimination.

The major news networks spent less than 11 minutes combined talking about Trump’s plan to allow homeless shelters, adoption agencies, and healthcare providers to discriminate against LGBTQ people.

“There’s this war that breaks out I think inside of a lot of people when they realize that they might be something they’re afraid of.”

Carlson refuses to apologize, saying only that he was “caught saying something naughty.”

The son of Billy Graham was asked about Trump’s over 8000 lies. His response was to defend breaking the 9th Commandment.

Advertisers are fleeing, but the virulently homophobic Fox News anchor says he’s not sorry for his comments.

“I will work hard to be better, but I just wanted to say, on camera, looking the viewer straight in the eye: I am really, really sorry.”

Three cisgender men joined the host to tell trans people they have no reason to be upset over the Scarlett Johansson controversy.

From a story that was quick to brand posts as homophobic to her claim that she was hacked, the MSNBC host is facing a firestorm of criticism.