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This could be the biggest bit of journalistic malpractice, and naked pro-Democrat MSM partisanship, in recent memory. In Jonathan Capehart's interview last week of President Biden, there was only one truly noteworthy moment. It came when Biden literally nodded off [see screencap] as Capehart asked whether Dr. Jill supports him running for re-election. Capehart had to jar Biden back awake by calling out, "Mr. President?" So on his MSNBC show on Sunday, surely Capehart would include that seminal moment among the various clips of the interview he aired. Except, he never did! What made Capehart's burying of Biden's beddy-bye moment...

Dem governor tells Tucker Carlson how he worked closely with top US cardinal to ban sacraments New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy revealed the phone conversationshe had with Cardinal Joseph Tobin TRENTON, New Jersey, April 17, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) – Democratic New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy revealed in an April 15 interview with Tucker Carlson that he worked closely with Pope-Francis appointed Cardinal Joseph Tobin to make sure priests were not dispensing the sacraments due to the coronavirus.  Murphy explained how he “called up” the Cardinal, who is Archbishop of Newark, when the coronavirus pandemic first made its effects felt in mid-March....

Nighty NightIf you like your comedy dark then you’ll love this blacker-than-black comedy/drama. Nighty Night features the weird world of Jill Farrell, an unhinged beautician whose reaction to the news that her husband has cancer is ‘Why me?’ Pretending her husband is dead, Jill locks her amorous sights on neighbor Don, letting nothing—not even his wife’s wheelchair—get in her way. Sick? Very. And we love it.

Tokyo - A Japanese airline pilot nodded off twice while at the controls of a domestic flight last month - in front of a transport official who happened to be on board for a routine inspection. The 50-year-old All Nippon Airlines pilot has been grounded pending an internal probe ordered by industry regulators, company spokesperson Kunio Shibata said on Friday. Shibata said the 80 passengers on the flight from Tokyo to the south-western city of Ube were never in danger because the Boeing 767-300 was flying on autopilot at the time of the March 23 incident. He called it "extremely...