John Ziegler (journalist)

John Ziegler is an American conservative talk radio host, documentary filmmaker, and blogger. He is best known for his outspoken views on media bias, political correctness, and cultural issues. He is also known for his involvement in the ACORN video controversy and his outspoken criticism of the handling of the Duke Lacrosse case.

Ziegler began his career in radio and has hosted shows on various stations across the United States. He has also produced and directed documentaries, including "Media Bias: A CBS Evening News Exposé" and "Blocking the Beltway."

He gained significant attention for his role in the release of undercover videos targeting ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now) in 2009. These videos led to widespread controversy and ultimately contributed to ACORN's defunding and dissolution.

Ziegler has also been a vocal critic of the media coverage surrounding the 2006 Duke Lacrosse case, where three Duke University lacrosse players were falsely accused of sexual assault. He maintained that the media rushed to judgment and unfairly portrayed the players.

Ziegler's work is often considered controversial due to his strong opinions and confrontational style. He has been described as a conservative commentator and provocateur. He maintains a website and continues to produce content and commentary on current events.