-
Rubio to visit Rome, meet Pope Leo after Trump row
-
Kyiv hits Russian oil sites as eight killed in both countries
-
Iran says US military operation 'impossible' as Trump mulls peace proposal
-
Man Utd beat Liverpool to secure Champions League place
-
Two die in 'respiratory illness' outbreak on Atlantic cruise ship
-
Barcelona sink Bayern to reach women's Champions League final
-
True Love lands eighth English 1000 Guineas for O'Brien
-
Sinner dismantles Zverev to win Madrid Open, set record
-
Brilliant Bordeaux clean out Bath to reach Champions Cup final
-
Second unexploded shell found at illegal French rave: minister
-
Bournemouth eye European place after crushing Palace
-
Pogacar ends dominant Tour of Romandie with fourth win
-
Chakravarthy, Narine help Kolkata stay alive in IPL
-
Daughter says Maradona died after carers' plan 'went out of control'
-
Two women suffocate on migrant boat seeking to reach UK
-
How Schalke returned to the Bundesliga after their 'worst season ever'
-
Two women die on migrant boat seeking to reach UK
-
Mumbai coach Jayawardene backs Suryakumar to find his 'rhythm'
-
Under full moon, Shakira thrills 2 million fans on Rio's Copacabana beach
-
Bangkok food vendor curbs push city staple from the streets
-
More Nepalis drive electric, evading global fuel shocks
-
Latecomer Japan eyes slice of rising global defence spending
-
Messi goal not enough as Miami collapse in 4-3 loss to Orlando
-
German fertiliser makers and farmers struggle with Iran war fallout
-
OPEC+ to make first post-UAE production decision
-
Massive crowds fill Rio's Copacabana beach for Shakira concert
-
Embiid, Maxey shine as 76ers eliminate Celtics in NBA playoffs
-
Fleeting freedom at festival for India's transgender community
-
Trump says cutting US troop numbers in Germany 'way down'
-
Man charged with murdering Indigenous girl in Australian outback
-
CMS EXPOSED: The "Workaround Doctrine" - How Matt Zorn's Legal CMS Hemp Strategy Undermines the FDA
-
Prometheus Signals Near-Term Development of Next-Generation Noninvasive Test for MASH Patients at DDW 2026
-
China's Wu Yize wins last-frame thriller to reach snooker world final
-
Serene Korda takes three-shot lead at LPGA Mexico
-
Golden Tempo wins Kentucky Derby in historic triumph for trainer DeVaux
-
King Charles grasped 'opportunity' on US trip, palace says
-
China's Wu wins last-frame thriller to reach snooker world final
-
Verstappen sees light at the end of tunnel
-
Young stretches PGA lead to six at Doral
-
Rio's Copacabana beach hosts massive crowd for free Shakira concert
-
Celtics' Tatum ruled out for decisive game seven against Sixers
-
Wolff heralds Antonelli speed as teen joins Senna and Schumacher in record books
-
Senior Iranian officer says fresh conflict with US 'likely'
-
Barcelona on verge of Liga title, Villarreal secure top four
-
Teen F1 leader Antonelli takes Miami Grand Prix pole
-
Porto edge Alverca to clinch Portuguese league title
-
US airlines step up as Spirit winds down
-
Barcelona on verge of La Liga title defence with win at Osasuna
-
Drugmaker asks US Supreme Court to restore abortion pill access
-
Schalke return to Bundesliga after three-year absence
CBMJ CEO Rips Legacy Liberal Media Over Iran Coverage on The Schaftlein Report
Negative Iran coverage from legacy media giants Disney (DIS), Comcast (CMCSA), Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), and Paramount Global (PSKY) may be driving viewers toward independent outlets like Patriot.TV
ATLANTA, GA / ACCESS Newswire / March 19, 2026 / Conservative Broadcast Media & Journalism Inc. (OTCID:CBMJ), parent company of Patriot.TV, today highlighted a forceful new segment of "The Schaftlein Report" in which CBMJ CEO Mark Schaftlein sharply criticized legacy liberal media for what he described as distorted, agenda-driven, and defeatist coverage of the conflict with Iran, even as key military objectives are being achieved.

During the segment, Schaftlein argued that much of the legacy press continues to frame the conflict through a lens of pessimism and political hostility rather than operational reality. He noted that Iran's nuclear capabilities have been set back, numerous leadership figures have been eliminated, air superiority has been achieved, and the Iranian navy has been decimated. Yet, according to Schaftlein, much of the reporting from legacy liberal media continues to present the situation as though the United States is losing. The show in its entirety can be viewed at www.patriot.tv
"What we are seeing is a media class so committed to its preferred narrative that it refuses to acknowledge clear strategic gains when they happen," said Mark Schaftlein, CEO of CBMJ and host of The Schaftlein Report. "Instead of giving the public a fair assessment of progress, too many outlets default to pessimism, distortion, and politics-first coverage."
Schaftlein said his criticism is not that the situation is without risk, but that major legacy outlets continue, in his view, to understate meaningful progress while overstating uncertainty, division, and fear. He said that kind of reporting further erodes confidence in traditional media and deepens public frustration with narrative-driven journalism.
CBMJ also notes that legacy media in general, and liberal media even more so, continue to lose viewers as audiences increasingly migrate toward platforms they perceive as more honest, transparent, and less agenda-driven. Management believes this erosion of trust in traditional media is creating a major opening for emerging outlets such as Patriot.TV that are built around conviction, speed, authenticity, and direct analysis. From an investor standpoint, CBMJ believes this audience shift may represent not only a cultural realignment, but a meaningful market opportunity as viewership, engagement, and monetization increasingly move toward independent media brands.
"Trust in the legacy press is collapsing because people can see the agenda," Schaftlein added. "They are tired of narrative management disguised as journalism. They want honest reporting, clear analysis, and voices willing to say what others will not. That is where Patriot.TV has an opportunity to grow, and that is why this moment matters from both a media and investor perspective."
The Schaftlein Report continues to demonstrate the kind of timely, high-conviction programming that can strengthen Patriot.TV's brand, deepen viewer loyalty, and expand CBMJ's strategic relevance in a rapidly changing media environment. As audiences continue to move away from institutional news brands and seek more independent alternatives, the company believes Patriot.TV is positioned to benefit from that migration.
About Patriot TV: Patriot TV is a conservative media network (and a wholly owned subsidiary of Conservative Broadcast Media & Journalism, Inc.) dedicated to defending liberty, faith, and the Constitution. Through original programming, investigative reporting, and unapologetic commentary, Patriot TV provides an alternative to corporate media narratives and serves a growing audience seeking truth without compromise. With a cutting-edge, multi-platform distribution strategy, Patriot TV reaches viewers via its website, social channels, and streaming apps, monetizing content through sponsorships, advertising, e-commerce, and subscriptions.
About Conservative Broadcast Media & Journalism, Inc. (OTCID:CBMJ): Conservative Broadcast Media & Journalism, Inc. (CBMJ) is a publicly traded media and digital broadcasting company focused on delivering conservative and faith-based content. Its wholly owned subsidiary, Patriot TV, serves as a premier destination for news, commentary, and original programming that reflects traditional American values. CBMJ's portfolio also includes online news sites, e-commerce properties, and other media assets aligned with its America-first, pro-freedom mission. For more information, visit Patriot.TV.
Media Contact:
Mark Schaftlein - CEO, Conservative Broadcast Media & Journalism
(877) 704-6773
SOURCE: Conservative Broadcast Media & Journalism, Inc.
View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire
L.Harper--AMWN