Late Night’s One-Way War: 94% of Iran War Jokes at America’s Expense: Report

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MRC drops a not-so-shocking report.
MRC drops a not-so-shocking report.

War breaks out — and so do the court jesters. America’s late-night comedians responded to the outbreak of the Iran conflict with a week of disapproval and an even sharper imbalance in their punchlines. A new study from the Media Research Center found that 94 percent of the jokes about the war were aimed not at Iran but at the United States and its allies. The analysts examined twenty episodes aired between March 2 and March 5 across five shows: Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Daily Show, Late Night with Seth Meyers, and The Tonight

‘We Are Winning’ — Pentagon Chief Vows Crushing Blow as Iran’s Arsenal Fades

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Pete Hegseth stood at the Pentagon podium Tuesday and said what commanders rarely say until they mean it: the enemy is losing, measurably, visibly, and on a timeline not of their choosing. Iran’s ballistic missile launches against neighboring states are down 90% since the operation began February 28. One-way drone strikes have fallen 83%. More than fifty Iranian ships have been damaged or destroyed. These are not spin — they are the cold, unadorned language of a military campaign going the way its architects intended. General Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, offered the numbers quietly. Hegseth offered something

The Threat Arrived at Gracie Mansion on a Saturday Afternoon [WATCH]

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Two men from Pennsylvania drove to New York City on a Saturday, brought homemade bombs to a protest outside Gracie Mansion, and threw them. They were not sophisticated actors. They were, by all accounts, young, angry, and radicalized by what they had been reading online. That is, in its own way, the most unsettling part of the story. “I can confirm this morning that this is being investigated as an act of ISIS-inspired terrorism,” NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said Monday. She said it plainly, without hedging, which was the right thing to do. The devices were not smoke bombs. They

THE WORD OF THE LORD: Operation Epic Fury: Confronting Iran [LISTEN]

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On the latest episode of The Word of the Lord, host Jeffrey Lord discusses Operation Epic Fury in the context of Iran’s history of attacks on Americans and American bases throughout the years. “The date: November 4th, 1979. The place: the American Embassy in Tehran, Iran. On that day, in the aftermath of the Iranian Revolution that had overthrown the Shah, followers from the Muslim student followers of Imam’s line, as they were called, descended on the United States Embassy, supported by the leader of the revolution — Khamenei” Lord says. “The students took 66 hostages from the embassy staff,

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