Accuracy in Media

AIM President Adam Guillette joined Laura Ingraham to discuss the worst media bias offenders of the week, including media coverage of President Trump’s COVID-19 briefings, comparing COVID-19 to the Vietnam War and the media’s coverage of the assault allegations against Joe Biden. Watch here:

Progressive ideas and global pandemics go together like a strain of COVID-19 and a mucous membrane. The media tries to look the other way, but one progressive policy after another has been found to be a major cause of the spread of the coronavirus. For decades, left-wing city planning experts have told us that sprawl […]

AIM President Adam Guillette joined Laura Ingraham to discuss the worst media bias offenders of the week, including media reaction to President Trump’s comments regarding COVID-19, sunlight and disinfectant.  

There’s a new virus spreading through the halls of Congress — bailouts. First it was small businesses, then big businesses, then even federal agencies. The latest to put their hand out in a desperate attempt to grab taxpayer money is the media. Last week, a coalition of groups led by the News Media Alliance and […]

Adam Guillette, President of Accuracy in Media, has a new piece published at ConservativeHQ,  keeping score on the worst of the establishment media’s lies and fake news. Another news outlet that is “winning” coronavirus is Newsweek. Over the weekend they published a hit piece on talk radio host Erik Erickson titled, “Conservative radio host Erik […]

AIM President Adam Guillette appeared on Eat the Press on April 3, 2020, to discuss the media and their coverage of COVID-19. Watch here:

AIM President Adam Guillette joined Greg Kelly to discuss the media during the COVID-19 crisis.

AIM President Adam Guillette joined Eat the Press host Steve Malzberg to discuss the media criticism of Donald Trump for his handling of the coronavirus. Watch here:  

AIM President Adam Guillette joined Chris Salcedo to discuss media coverage of COVID-19.

When it comes to recycling, pundits and journalists would be wise to stick to plastic and aluminum. Reusing story ideas each and every election cycle is rather tiring.