Jeanine Pirro has officially declared war on CBS, NBC, and ABC — and she’s not alone. With Tyrus by her side and $2 billion in firepower, Fox News is targeting the entire media establishment. But a former high-ranking executive from CBS has secretly joined Pirro’s camp — bringing with them classified internal documents that could shake the entire industry.

Jeanine Pirro, the fiery former host of Justice with Judge Jeanine and co-host of The Five, has declared an all-out war on the mainstream media giants—CBS, NBC, and ABC—igniting a battle that could reshape the industry. Now serving as interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Pirro has rallied an unlikely ally in Fox News contributor Tyrus, with a reported $2 billion war chest fueling their campaign. The most explosive twist, however, is the defection of a former high-ranking CBS executive, who has joined Pirro’s camp with classified internal documents that threaten to expose the underbelly of the media establishment, sending shockwaves through the industry.

Pirro’s crusade, announced in a fiery July 2025 interview on Gutfeld!, stems from her long-standing criticism of what she calls the “liberal media elite.” She accused CBS, NBC, and ABC of biased reporting, alleging they’ve colluded to suppress conservative voices and manipulate public narratives. “They’re not news—they’re propaganda,” Pirro declared, her signature intensity captivating viewers. Tyrus, a former wrestler turned commentator known for his blunt humor, echoed her sentiments, vowing to “take the fight to their doorstep.” Their partnership, blending Pirro’s legal acumen with Tyrus’s populist appeal, has galvanized Fox News’s base, with fans rallying behind the

The game-changer, however, is the CBS defector, whose identity remains closely guarded. Described as a former senior executive with decades at the network, they reportedly approached Pirro’s team in June 2025, disillusioned by internal pressures to align with corporate agendas. The executive brought a trove of classified documents, including emails, meeting notes, and editorial guidelines, allegedly revealing how CBS and its peers coordinated coverage on sensitive political stories. These documents, which Pirro hinted at during her Gutfeld!appearance, could expose editorial biases, advertiser influence, and even potential legal violations, threatening the credibility of the media giants.