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MSNBC legal analyst Barbara McQuade joined Ana Cabrera Reports on Thursday to discuss the latest ginned up controversy surrounding Justice Clarence Thomas where she demanded that he either resign or be impeached despite admitting there “does not appear that there is any evidence that” Thomas’s friend Harlan Crow has influenced any of his decisions.

Earlier this week, CNN, ABC, PBS and ESPN all promoted another racism story that appears to be a hoax, this time in response to claims that a black Duke University student was harassed with racial epithets as she played volleyball at Brigham Young University in Utah over the weekend.

What's the worst, most simplistic way to attack Senate Republicans? If you're a journalist at CNN, you suggest GOP members are “anti-veteran.” Discussing the new toxic exposure bipartisan bill traveling through the House and the Senate, on Tuesday’s CNN Newsroom with Ana Cabrera, the host interviewed liberal activist Jon Stewart. This new bill, according to…

In a conversation on Monday’s CNN Newsroom with host Ana Cabrera, Washington Post Opinion columnist Catherine Rampell refused to look at inflation or recession in a bad light. In fact, they refused to even admit we were possibly in a recession, according to the official definition it holds.

On Thursday’s CNN Newsroom, host Ana Cabrera and pediatric trauma surgeon Dr. Chethan Sathya claimed the country needs “an Emmett Till moment” in order to do something about “these automatic weapons.”

CNN correspondent Lucy Kafanov joined CNN Newsroom host Ana Cabrera on Wednesday to denounce a new pro-life Oklahoma bill using all the usual pro-abortion euphemisms and labels. Kafanov also lamented the effect the bill will have on women from Texas who have been going to Oklahoma to obtain abortions after Texas passed their own pro-life law.

With the national average for a gallon of gas at $4.25 on and rising rapidly, and President Biden’s decision to ban Russian oil set to make things worse, CNN’s Ana Cabrera was either desperate or foolish to step into the breach during Wednesday’s Newsroom to defend him with oil production numbers from 2020 – aka still the Trump presidency – to claim the U.S. was pumping out enough oil…

We may suggest it was obvious that CNN was deeply compromised by the way it serially promoted then-Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York in the early months of the pandemic in 2020, but now The New York Times is reporting it's more corrupt than first impressions. The front page on Saturday carried the headline "CNN Executive Let Ex-Governor Steer Interviews, Inquiry Finds." The executive was…

CNN’s anti-Freedom Convoy correspondent Paula Newton was at it again Wednesday as she desperately tried to smear the peaceful Canadian protest against their COVID restrictions. In reports throughout the day, Newton suggested that they should be feared and were a threat to the country. She even suggested that their “civil disobedience” can’t be “tolerated” because “what can happen next?”

Former Trump Administration Assistant Secretary for Health Brett Giroir joined CNN Newsroom's Ana Cabrera on Friday, where he called out the constantly-interrupting host for politicizing the COVID vaccine by falsely accusing the Trump administration of peddling misinformation.

Following the breaking news that Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is set to retire at the end of the session, Wednesday afternoon’s CNN Newsroom seemed to credit “persistent” and “relentless” “progressive pressure” for his decision. The network also couldn’t decide if a nomination process would be a boon or a bust for the Democratic Party’s already abysmal chances in the 2022…

On Thursday afternoon, CNN host Ana Cabrera argued in favor of the Democrats' federal takeover of elections as she debated CNN contributor and former Pennsylvania Republican Congressman Charlie Dent on the subject. Viewers got to see a rare time when the normally liberal Republican who has often argued against his own party since he joined the network a few years ago, actually argued against…

The trial of Kyle Rittenhouse has not gone the way many in the media expected it to go and, on Friday, weekday afternoon CNN Newsroom host Ana Cabrera and legal analyst Areva Martin had a theory as to why: Judge Bruce Schroeder. In a tiresome fashion, the duo tossed several pejoratives Schroeder's way on Friday including "controversial," "bigoted," and "drama king."

In the past two weeks, CNN and MSNBC have shown multiple double standards by peddling misinformation about Texas's congressional redistricting plan to accuse Republicans of cutting minority representation in the state while ignoring aggressive gerrymandering by Illinois Democrats. It was even wrongly suggested that Republicans would prevent any black members of Congress from being elected in…