Abby Phillip

The casts of MS NOW and CNN were not thrilled with President Trump’s Friday speech at the White House Correspondents Dinner as they reacted to finding themselves on the receiving end for once of the dinner’s more pointed jokes.

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Viewers of left-wing cable news shows have come to expect that for the most part, those on the left are treated one way, and those on the right are treated with less respect, less tolerance, and are awarded less legitimacy. That's what happened to Lydia Moynihan on CNN's NewsNight with Abby Phillip, where she was lectured to and called a "child" in one segment, and accused of lying in another…

On Monday, while taking questions on Iran in the Oval Office, President Trump, following a question from CNN's Kaitlan Collins, attacked the media, specifically calling out CNN as "fake news", and accusing them and others, of not wanting to see the U.S. win the war. When the presser ended, CNN's Jake Tapper referenced what the President had said, calling it "lies", but if you were tuned into…

Wednesday in Tel Aviv, Jewish Democrat Rham Emanuel, who has held a laundry list of top political positions over the years, including Illinois Congressman, Chicago Mayor and Obama Chief of Staff, delivered  a speech at Tel Aviv University, where he attacked Israel and their Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, declaring that unconditional U.S. support for Israel needs to end, and Israel needs to…

Last month Kamala Harris revealed a radical left wing agenda that she would like to see considered, which included statehood for Puerto Rico and Washington D.C., expanding the Supreme Court, and a discussion on "how we are thinking about the Electoral College." Since then, the leftwing media has for the most stayed low key on Harris's suggestions, but Monday on CNN's NewsNight with Abby…

Just two hours after the polls closed in Maine on Tuesday, CNN's NewsNight with Abby Phillip and her panel gave us a sample of what we can expect from the liberal media between now and the November mid-terms, where Republican Senator Susan Collins will face off with the now official Democratic nominee Graham Platner, whose Nazi tattoo is just one of a litany of disturbing revelations that we…

Since the start of the Iran War, the leftist media has followed the Democrat script, intensifying their scrutiny of Israel, including one sided reporting on allegations that the U.S. was dragged into the war by the Jewish State, and retaliatory strikes by Israel against Hezbollah in Lebanon. On Monday, 30 House Democrats, including all Squad members, signed a letter demanding that we find out…

Rising contrarian star at CNN Shermichael Singleton completely tore apart New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for continuing to sell the socialist snake oil of wealth redistribution even as the rich flee the city and constituents feel the squeeze.

On last night’s edition of CNN’s NewsNight with Abby Phillip, known around these parts as the “ThunderDome”, the panel discussed NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s push for a tax on pied-a-terres. What viewers inadvertently caught was a bizarre downplay of a virulently racist term.

Last Thursday on CNN's NewsNight with Abby Phillip, Adam Mockler of Meidas Touch Network disrespected CNN's Scott Jennings into losing his cool, big time. Mockler was invited back on Monday night, and even though Jennings wasn't there, he managed to exhibit many of the same unfortunate qualities from last week.

If you are a regular viewer of CNN, you are probably used to seeing the network's Sr. Political Commentator Scott Jennings appear on various shows, usually as the lone conservative voice on a panel stacked with left-wingers, who can get testy with him at times over his views, but tend to treat him with expected respect. There are however exceptions, and one of those occurred Thursday on …

CNN’s NewsNight with Abby Phillip, known around these parts as the Thunderdome, found a way to make itself even more grating and offputting to its viewers. The show is now closing by compelling panelists to engage in ritual self-humiliation via public reading of mean tweets solicited from the audience. But the show’s eponymous host is spared from this exercise.

USA Today was mocked as “McPaper” when it debuted in the 1980s, that it was News Lite, an easy read for easily distracted people. Sometimes, it lives up to that, like in a gushy “you go-girl” profile of CNN host Abby Phillip. The headline was “Abby Phillip remains calm amid political chaos on CNN's NewsNight.”