CYBER ALERT Tracking Liberal Media Bias Since 1996  Morning Edition: Friday September 07, 2012 @ 09:45 AM ET 1. Brian Williams to Valerie Jarrett: Positive Media  Coverage for Obama Will be a 'Tall Order' Brian Williams, during NBC’s Thursday night coverage of the DNC,  unleashed the biggest howler of the night when he told White House Senior Adviser Valerie Jarrett: “You, I guess have to play mistake-free ball now for 60 days, hope for nothing but positive coverage. That's a tall order.” Given NBC’s coverage that evening that will be anything  but a “tall order” as Williams and his colleagues praised Barack  Obama and dumped on Mitt Romney all night. Right before Williams’  question to Jarrett, Chuck Todd labeled the GOP convention a “missed  opportunity” for Romney and David Gregory absurdly declared that  the “Republican party does not have a natural advantage on national  security” and insulted Obama foes as “hate-filled.” 2. MSNBC Marvels at President Obama's Convention  Speech: 'Epic'; 'Home Run'; 'Made Me Feel Good' The liberal personalities on MSNBC reacted to President Barack  Obama's Thursday night speech at the Democratic National  Convention in the exact same way they did to Bill Clinton the  previous evening - with unanimous praise. Ed Schultz's ecstacy was  apparent: "He made me feel good tonight. He made the American  people feel good tonight, and he gave us confidence....It was a very  visionary speech." Al Sharpton trumpeted the President's "epic"  address, and declared, "I think that Barack Obama won the election  tonight." 3. Ex-Newsweek's Fineman Sees Obama's Claim It is  'Unpatriotic' to Criticize Economy as 'Brilliant' During the midnight hour of MSNBC's Thursday night Democratic  National Convention coverage, MSNBC analyst Howard Fineman --  formerly ofNewsweek -- declared that it was "brilliant" for President  Obama to suggest that Republicans are being "unpatriotic" in trying to  make an issue of the economy's poor performance during his time in  office. 4. The MRC@25: The Worst Media Bias of 1993 Among our 1993 bias highlights: the Washington Post smears  Christian conservatives as "poor, uneducated and easy to command,"  Dan Rather fawns over Bill and Hillary Clinton, and Helen Thomas  disavows any tilt, saying she does not “know what a liberal bias is.” 5. Pelley and Williams Zinged Mrs. Romney from Left, But  Avoid Contentious Politics with Mrs. Obama Last week in Tampa, CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley and NBC  Nightly News anchor Brian Williams, both hit Ann Romney with a  pointed political contention from the left, but tonight (Thursday) in  Charlotte, neither challenged Michelle Obama with any political  argument forwarded by conservatives. Williams posed a long-winded  question about the Obama daughters and cued up the First Lady to  assess a New York Times reporter’s take that President Obama is “‘a  proud yet humbled President, a confident yet scarred President, a  dreamer mugged by reality.’ Does that resemble the man you know?”  Pelley reminded Mrs. Obama how “in your speech on the first night of  the convention, you said that the presidency ‘does not change a  person, it reveals the person.’” He then queried: “And I wonder, has  this experience revealed anything to you about your husband that you  did not know?”