“When it comes to nuclear power for U.S. energy needs, the media take a ‘No Nukes’ approach that’s heavy on scares, light on facts.”

CBS’s Trish Regan, post-State of the Union coverage on Jan. 31, 2006.

Shortly after President Bush’s 2006 State of the Union Address, CBS correspondent Trish Regan featured two senior citizens opposed to health savings accounts (HSAs). Regan offered no supporters, nor corrected one man’s erroneous comparison linking HSAs to Social Security privatization.

Three days before Thanksgiving, CBS’s Jim Acosta roasts the economy’s performance, hoping viewers gobble up his negative spin on jobs.

Two weeks after a jobs report by the government showed a gain of 146,000 jobs, CBS’s Trish Regan saw a sea of pink slips instead of first paychecks.

Ben Stein on CNN’s “In the Money.”

President George W. Bush in a Jan. 12, 2006 speech in St. Louis, Miss., on Gulf Coast reconstruction following Hurricane Katrina.

MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough to Tim Biddle, a coal company attorney, on the Jan. 10, 2006 “Scarborough Country.”

The Media’s Top 10 Economic Myths of 2005

Former General Electric CEO Jack Welch to host Andy Serwer on CNN’s “In the Money”

Diane Sawyer to Dan Bartlett, “Good Morning America”

Dr. Russell Roberts, CNN’s “In the Money,”
Nov. 12, 2005

The Trouble with Forecasting (Nov. 16, 2005)
Bob Schieffer reports on natural gas forecasts.

Now 11/10/05

Then 9/7/05

CNN: Tax the rich!

Ben Stein, “THE O'REILLY FACTOR”

Fueling ‘Outrage’
(Nov. 2, 2005)

Charles Gibson gets a lesson in supply and demand.

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Andy Serwer on CNN’s “American Morning”

Matt Lauer and Bill Clinton,Today

Ted Koppel and George Stephanopoulos, ABC Presidential Speech

Ben Stein, "Cavuto on Business," Fox News

Race car driver Richard Petty on NASCAR, CBS's "60 MInutes,"

#1 - An Arm, a Leg, Firstborn
#2 - $5.87 a gallon

CNN's ‘Lou Dobbs Tonight’ Hides Good News Behind Negative View of Free Market

#1 - China Dominating Market
#2 - High Cost of Free Trade
#3 - Exporting America

Elizabeth Vargas and Betsy Stark speculate about a housing bust.

CBS's Trish Regan goes to "the streets" for views on the economy.

FairTax (August 4, 2005)

Radio talk show host and author Neal Boortz discusses the benefits of FairTax

Neal Boortz discusses the "Fair" Tax

Labor Unions (July 28, 2005)

CBS's Bob Schieffer discusses the current state American labor unions.

Bob Schieffer on American labor unions

Social Security (July 20, 2005)

FMP National Chairman Herman Cain on solutions to the social security issue.

FMP National Chairman, Herman Cain

Aid to Africa  (July 15, 2005)

On NBC Nightly News, July 6, 2005, Kelly O’Donnell admitted U.S. donations were the highest, but stressed criticism of those numbers.

Kelly O'Donnell on NBC Nightly News

Aid to Africa  (July 14, 2005)

William Cohen and John King on Wolf Blitzer Reports discuss the importance of "Aid to Africa."

William Cohen and John King on Wolf Blitzer Reports

Fannie Mae Scandal?  (April 4, 2005)
TV news ignores $11 billion in accounting errors and $20 billion in stock losses at mortgage giant. Wall St. Journal, Washington Post show networks depth of scandal.

Charles Gasparino of Newsweek magazine explains that Fannie Mae is too "politically correct" for TV journalists to criticize.