Maniacal Maddow pushes yet another Trump conspiracy theory



If you've already spread one massive hoax across a cable news network for years, you'd think you'd think twice about spreading another.

Not Rachel “Russia Collusion” Maddow.

The Corn Pop Chronicles? Shaking hands with the air? Trailing off into gobbledygook? Please, let us know the legacy of which you speak.

The MSNBC superstar joined Stephen Colbert this week to push another Trump-related conspiracy theory. “The Late Show” host and Maddow teamed up to predict President Donald Trump and his minions won’t allow elections in 2026, let alone 2028.

Their proof? They don’t have it. Just wild speculation, a dash of TDS, and corporate overlords who don’t seem to care what their star players shriek. Remember, this is a comedy show at the end of the day.

Either Maddow wants to trash what remains of her credibility, or she’s auditioning for “The View …”

Long 'Law'

Dum-dummmm!

They say the only constants are death and taxes. Add “Law & Order” TV shows to that short list. The long-running NBC procedural just got greenlit for another season. That’ll make 25 years of the cop drama, going all the way back to 1990. The show took a knee in 2010 but returned in 2021.

Need more? “Law & Order: SVU” also got extended for another year, making it 27 straight years of that crime drama.

Good thing George Soros prosecutors have spread across the fruited plain. A show known for its “ripped from the headlines” plots needs all fodder it can get …

Marvel's 'Fantastic' foul-up

Here we go again.

The MCU’s “Captain America: Brave New World” endured highly publicized reshoots before its February release date. And boy, did it show. Those reshoots also added to the project’s bad buzz prior to its debut, one reason it made far less than the most successful franchise films in the saga.

Now, we’re learning “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” is similarly getting the reshoot treatment. This time, the news arrives mere weeks before the film’s July 25 release date.

This comes after three of the "Fantastic Four" cast members made all the wrong kind of buzz for the film. First, co-stars Vanessa Kirby (Invisible Woman) and Joseph Quinn (the Human Torch) mocked the source material in a viral interview. Did they learn nothing from Rachel Zegler, the princess of foot-in-mouth disease?

Later, Pedro Pascal (Mr. Fantastic) attacked J.K. Rowling for daring to support women playing women’s sports. Pascal also donned a combative “Protect the Dolls” T-shirt to show his support for the trans movement.

We’ve already endured two not-so-successful attempts to bring the Marvel Comics group to the big screen. Three strikes and you’re out, and the cast members are playing like the Colorado Rockies …

Bargatze uses B-word

Nate Bargatze wouldn’t hurt a fly … with his comedy.

The squeaky-clean stand-up made his fortune by telling jokes suitable for all ages. No politics. No R-rated gags. Just wry observations on modern life. And he’s selling out arenas for his trouble.

He still felt compelled to throw some shade at the Mouse House for its corporate tomfoolery. The comic, asked by Esquire magazine about his creative influences, name-checked several stars, including Walt Disney. He meant the company’s founder, not the current iteration.

“Now Disney is run by a guy that’s just a businessman … well, that guy doesn’t care about the audience.”

You kiss your mother with that mouth, Nate?

Biden his time

When you’ve lost Variety …

President Joe Biden continued his, “no, really, I’m fine” tour on “The View” this week. Said tour comes as new books promise to unveil just how cognitively compromised Biden was during his presidency.

Awkward! And even “The View’s” softball-lobbers couldn’t protect Biden from himself. Enter Variety, which bemoaned that Biden’s “View” appearance did little to restore his legacy.

The Corn Pop Chronicles? Shaking hands with the air? Trailing off into gobbledygook? Please, let us know the legacy of which you speak.

While Biden was sharper than he was at, say, the cataclysmic June 2024 debate that led to his dropping out, he did himself no favors by allowing Jill Biden to jump in and finish the answer to a question about his cognitive abilities. As she spoke, Biden cast his gaze downward and allowed his expression to go blank.

It’s enough to make a journalist wonder if Biden is suffering from some sort of cognitive decline. But that’s just the cheap fakes talking, right?

President Trump swears in, Hollywood curses



Be warned: Your eyes are about to roll faster than President Donald Trump’s did at that interfaith service.

The Razzies “honored” 2024’s “Reagan” with six nominations, including Worst Movie of the Year.

Colbert is like a has-been band stuck playing the local fair. He’s still playing the hits, but it’s increasingly sad …

The annual event announces its nominees prior to the Oscar reveal and has had a hard-left bias for some time. Just like the Oscars, but often even more obvious. The Razzies said Dennis Quaid’s turn as the Gipper warranted Worst Actor consideration, too.

And yet the film earned an eye-popping 98% “fresh” rating with general audiences at RottenTomatoes.com.

World of Reel suggests the Razzies shouldn’t be taken seriously. Not only did the body select Stanley Kubrick as 1980’s Worst Director winner for “The Shining,” the group’s members have no qualifications save ponying up as little as $40 for the right to vote in the annual “awards.”

President Trump vowed to bring back Hollywood’s golden age. Maybe MAGA can sign up en masse and nominate some bona fide clunkers …

Cry harder

You didn’t have to watch late-night TV this week to know how hosts would weigh in on the Trump inauguration. It’s Orange Man Bad all the way down.

They cursed. They stewed. They raged against the dying of the Democratic light. And, to no one’s surprise, Stephen Colbert scraped the bottom of the comedy barrel.

The man who gave us the Vax Scene cringe skit went back to the Russian collusion hoax. Really. Except to Colbert, it’s still a possibility.

Ya gotta love his never-say-die spirit. Here’s a snippet of his therapy sessi — er, rather, Monday monologue.

“He told us to inject bleach, and I still believe there’s a pee-pee tape! Russia, if you’re listening, let the ‘golden age’ begin.”

Colbert is like a has-been band stuck playing the local fair. He’s still playing the hits, but it’s increasingly sad …

Cameron 'Back in Action'

Turns out we missed Cameron Diaz.

The “Mask” alum went off the Hollywood grid for the past decade, focusing on marriage and motherhood. Now, she’s “Back” in the new Netflix action caper alongside Jamie Foxx in “Back in Action.”

The film follows a super-spy couple who are dragged back into the espionage game.

The Netflix original generated 46.8M views over its first week, according to Deadline.com, making it one of the most popular debuts in the streamer’s recent history.

She called the break “the best 10 years” of her life. And as luck would have it, she dodged the dreadful 2019 “Charlie’s Angels” reboot …

'Star Wars' so white?

It took a while, but the minds behind the “Star Wars” saga finally realized how to save the film galaxy. Hire a straight, white male!

Ryan Gosling is in talks to star in director Shawn Levy’s upcoming “Star Wars” film. No other details were released, but reports suggest the film could be fast-tracked and begin filming before year’s end.

Somebody was watching “South Park” at Team Disney and took notes …

Bill Burr makes amends

Bill Burr couldn’t be more wrong about the politicians who made the California fires so much worse, but he’ll make amends on his own terms.

The woke-hating stand-up is teaming with Shane Gillis for a fundraiser aimed at helping those impacted by the wildfires. It’s one of many L.A.-themed events planned in the coming weeks to help Angelenos in distress.

Burr infamously appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” earlier this month and scorched those attempting to blame Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D) or Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) for the unrelenting fires. What do we know? he asked the far-left host.

Well, we have eyes, ears, and a functional Google tab to find all sorts of damning details. Today’s political satirists should, at the very least, fire up Bing and find out what they’re missing …

'Toxic' masculinity returns

Good news for fans of so-bad-they’re-good movies. “The Toxic Avenger,” a remake of the uber-low-budget shocker from the 1980s, has been sitting on the shelf for two years. The film updates the cult hit with a technical upgrade and a spiffy cast.

Think Peter Dinklage, Elijah Wood, and One Degree of Kevin Bacon.

The 1984 film came from Troma Entertainment, previously known for its schlock sex comedies.

Yet the reboot couldn’t find a studio to bring it to the marketplace. Yes, the same marketplace that thought “Madame Web,” “Borderlands,” and “Kraven the Hunter” merited over 3,000 screens.

The finished product is too violent, some suggested, and therefore unreleaseable.

The twist? The film might, gulp, be good. The remake earned positive reviews from select critics, so it’s not the clunker we imagined. Or, as one scribe suggested, it’s “agreeably stupid.”

That one should go on the poster.

Either way, it’s heading to a theater near you sometime this year. There’s always room for stupid, apparently.

Not Robin Hood: Alleged killer embodies tyranny, not justice



America is thirsty for blood. I’m not talking about most Americans, but rather a loud, dangerous minority that relishes chaos and bloodshed. They’re treating an alleged murderer like a hero because it fits their twisted narrative.

The alleged murderer I’m referring to is the man who recently allegedly killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. You know his name. The media has made sure of that. But stop saying his name. Stop making him a hero. Stop making him famous. We don’t glorify killers.

This alleged killer isn’t Robin Hood. He didn’t take from the corrupt to give to the poor. He didn’t stand against tyranny.

The press claim they’re against promoting the names of mass shooters — unless, of course, the shooter can be tied to conservative ideologies.

But this alleged killer is a manifestation of Marxist rage, and his name is being plastered all over the media — and even celebrated. Late-night host Stephen Colbert spent a large portion of his show highlighting the alleged killer’s “manifesto,” giving it airtime — and credence — that it should never be given. “He could’ve just made it a Yelp review,” Colbert quipped. “‘American health care sucks. One star.’”

Why did the media cover up the Nashville shooter’s manifesto that explains why the disturbed 28-year-old woman who identified as a man shot three 9-year-olds and three teachers?

This goes beyond glorifying bloodshed. It’s about promoting the Marxist ideology of destruction and vengeance. The 20th century saw a series of Marxist revolutions where radicals dragged the bourgeoisie into the streets and executed them. That’s what is happening now. Years ago, when I was still with Fox News, I warned that the media’s adoration for radical activists would eventually backfire. I said, “They’ll pull you out of your cute little anchor seats and beat you to death in the streets of New York.”

Sound extreme? Look around. That’s exactly what this alleged killer’s supporters want. They’re not seeking justice. They’re seeking revenge.

Where was the left’s outrage against Big Pharma?

The media’s alleged outrage against the health care industry that apparently justifies their lauding of Brian Johnson’s alleged killer is just as hypocritical as it is radical.

How many people did we lose to COVID? How many families watched their grandparents die over FaceTime, unable to say goodbye in person? How many people lost loved ones because of government incompetence, health care bureaucracy, and flat-out lies?

We know who’s responsible: Anthony Fauci, the Wuhan Institute of Virology, Big Pharma, and our own federal government.

They told us the vaccines were effective. They weren’t. They made up guidelines and rules that destroyed lives. Governors forced COVID patients into nursing homes where thousands died because of those decisions. Where’s the outrage?

But here’s the point: How many Americans picked up a gun and sought revenge against Big Pharma during COVID? How many people went after government officials or health care executives with violence?

None. Because that is not what Americans do.

We don’t settle our grievances with violence. We demand justice through the rule of law. We don’t descend into mob rule.

Vigilante justice is Marxist justice

We’re seeing vigilante justice now because our institutions are broken. Deny justice long enough and some people will take matters into their own hands. But let’s be clear: This isn’t justice. This is the beginning of tyranny. In Marxist regimes, violence becomes the language of the oppressed.

This alleged killer isn’t Robin Hood. He didn’t take from the corrupt to give to the poor. He didn’t stand against tyranny. Robin Hood fought against a corrupt government that was stealing from the people. This man didn’t fight tyranny; he embodied it. He brought fear, violence, and chaos. That’s what Marxism does.

When Americans face injustice, we don’t riot. We don’t kill. We act. We organize. We vote. We change the system through peaceful means. We’re slow to anger, but when we’ve had enough, we get off our couches, go to the ballot box, and say, “Enough is enough.”

The solution isn’t violence. It’s accountability. Hold the government accountable for its failures. Demand that our health care system serves people, not profits. Reject Marxist calls for blood and embrace the rule of law.

This bloodlust we’re seeing is not American. It’s a cancer. And if we don’t root it out now, it will consume us.

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Eau de Trump intoxicates Jill — but late-night losers still stink



Can someone check in on Rosie O’Donnell?

The former host of “The View” isn’t taking President Donald Trump’s re-election well. She’s far from alone. At least the comedienne didn’t check herself into a facility a la Rob Reiner.

Who wouldn’t want to be orphaned after watching your parents get gunned down by a common street thug? So much privilege!

Although maybe that would have saved her from broadcasting her paranoid meltdown on TikTok.

Her most recent post finds O’Donnell oversharing about a possible cold sore, complaining about MAGA members “taunting” her and looking much worse for the wear.

Still, she's less painful to watch than the boorish Sunny Hostin — or anyone else on "The View."

Colbert gets that not-so-fresh feeling

Even an avowed Trump hater like O’Donnell must have smiled at the president-elect’s newest troll move.

Trump shared news about a branded cologne product on Truth Social, using a recent photograph to help sell it.

The image? A snapshot of first lady Jill Biden looking at Trump with a sort of adoration. The real estate mogul, never one to miss a marketing opportunity, used the photograph in a cheeky attempt to sell some product.

Funny, funny stuff. Unless you’re a late-night talk show host, that is.

Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert, and Jimmy Fallon all took turns swatting Trump for the hilarious move. Kimmel’s weak-tea response?

“He had to use that picture because he doesn’t have a picture of his own wife smiling at him.”

Colbert’s crack?

“In response, Dr. Biden used the photo to sell her new line of pepper spray.”

Slightly better, but still lame.

Trump can do plenty of things, but we’d love it if he could make Late Night Great Again …

Now please 'mansplain' why we should care

Bill Maher and actor Zachary Levi agreed to disagree ... a lot ... during their recent chat on the comedian’s “Club Random” podcast. Maher repeatedly lauded the “Shazam!” alum for his intelligence and demeanor, with both men clearly having a blast in the thoughtful exchange.

Tell that to Laura Benanti. The Broadway actress, who mocks former and future first lady Melania Trump on “The Late Show,” slammed Levi on a recent podcast interview. She said everyone enjoys his company but not her.

“'He’s so great!’ And I was like, ‘No, he’s not. He’s sucking up all the f***ing energy in this room. He wants to mansplain everybody’s part to them.'”

Easy, Laura — we already love Zach. No need to hype him up even more ...

Focker shocker

Just when we thought the world was healing, we get an uppercut from Hollywood Inc.

Yes, Trump’s Cabinet picks appear primed for Senate approval, Daniel Penny is a free man, and woke is on the run.

But we still have another Fockers movie to endure.

Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro will reportedly reunite for a fourth “Meet the Parents” film. The first movie proved delightful, with De Niro playing against his tough-guy screen shtick.

By the time “Little Fockers” came around in 2010, we begged for the sweet release of death. Now, this ...

Who's Hugh

Hugh Grant became a star thanks to witty turns in films like “Four Weddings and a Funeral.” The term “foppish” became glued to his brand, from his floppy do to his stammering shtick.

At 64, Grant is no longer the British beau but a versatile, in-demand character actor. Last year, he played a puckish Oompa Loompa in “Wonka.” Now, he’s the dangerous neighbor putting two Mormon missionaries through their paces in “Heretic.”

The film features blood, gore, and more, along with tricky conversations about faith. It’s hardly a tale to be shared at a post-church chat, but it gets the genre job done. And according to the Golden Globes, it falls smack in the middle of the comedy or musical category.

Yes, the head-scratching awards group gave Grant a Best Actor, Comedy or Musical nomination. Somewhere, Pia Zadora is smiling ...

Activate the bat (virtue) signal!

We can’t get enough of Batman stories, but the scribe behind a new "Dark Knight" story thinks Bruce Wayne deserves a lecture on privilege.

That’s liberal DC Comics writer Tom Taylor, who has the Man of Steel tut-tutting Wayne over his wealth and white skin in the new "Detective Comics #1091."

Superman is right, of course. Who wouldn’t want to be orphaned after watching your parents get gunned down by a common street thug? So much privilege!

Superman better watch out — this DEI nonsense has proved to be kryptonite to many an iconic brand.

It’s Time For Americans To Break Up With Woke, Scolding Celebrities

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If Trump Wins, He Should Arrest And Prosecute Jimmy Kimmel

Douglass Mackey was jailed for making nearly the same joke about Hillary Clinton. We should force the left to play by its own rules.

WATCH: Jewish Grandmother, African Farmer, Jamaican Pothead: The Many Accents of Kamala Harris

Vice President Kamala Harris often struggles to articulate a coherent thought, but she has demonstrated a remarkable knack for vocal transformation. Here are just a few of the accents Harris has adopted since taking office in 2021: Latino fisherman, Southern jazz queen, Florida church lady, Chicago community organizer, Jewish grandmother, African farmer, and Jamaican pothead.

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In Colbert Appearance, Harris Tries To Backtrack Her Role In Every Crises Caused By The Biden-Harris Administration

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Harris, Asked Again How She’d Differ from Biden, Offers Word Salad on 'Significance of What This Next Generation of Leadership Looks Like'

Vice President Kamala Harris, when asked again in an interview Tuesday how she would be different from President Joe Biden, offered a word salad on the "significance of what this next generation of leadership looks like." Earlier that day, Harris said she would not have done anything differently than Biden.

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‘We’re A Live Show So We Have To Go’: Pelosi’s Interview Goes Off The Rails As Protesters Shout, Late-Night Host Gives In

‘Hold on, young lady, I can hear you. There’s a protest going on right now,’ Colbert said