Cornish Gives Pass To Judge Who Ordered Sex Change For Murderer
On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish has as a guest Mark Wolf, who reOn today's CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish had as a guest Mark Wolf, who recently retired as a federal District Court judge in order to be free to criticize President Trump. Wolf claimed: "The judiciary is striving, particularly the lower court judges, to perform our fundamental role of holding elected officials to…
CNN This Morning Doesn't Know How Trump’s Foreign Policy Duties Work
In classic Audie Cornish fashion, CNN This Morning offered perhaps some of the dumbest analysis possible when it came to American politics and government. This time, the host and her liberal panelists imagined a disconnect existed between President Trump’s foreign policy accomplishments and his famous America First platform.
CNN—Only Conservatives Worry About Anti-Christian Violence in Nigeria
On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish and CNN reporter Victoria Rubadiri claimed that allegations of a religious war on Christians in Nigeria are "certainly not the case," that "Leaders in Nigeria pushed back against claims out of the US political right that Christians face some existential threat there."
CNNer Corrects Conservative's Kamala Pronunciation — Gets Usha Wrong!
On CNN This Morning, CNN contributor Lulu Garcia-Navarro interrupts conservative Bradley Devlin to correct his pronunciation of Kamala. "KA-ma-la," she says, not Ka-MA-la, as he pronounced it. But in the same segment, Garcia-Navarro [and host Audie Cornish], mispronounce the Usha Vance's first name as Ush-a. It's correctly pronounced OO-shah.
CNN: Unborn Babies Not Entitled to Protection Because They Can't Talk!
On CNN This Morning, abortion rights activist and CNN commentator Irin Carmon suggests that the unborn aren't entitled to protection like pregnant women are because they can't talk. She says that pro-life laws turn women into "vessels."
Shutdown: Audie Cornish Pushes Republicans To Cave To Democrat Demands
On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish doesn't point out Democrat hypocrisy in opposing a clean resolution to end the government shutdown. Instead, Cornish suggests the solution is for Republicans to cave and give Democrats "what they want." Cornish plays a clip of Elizabeth Warren claiming that President Trump is telling 15 million children to "eat dirt."
Why Did Kamala Media Strategy Fail Despite 'Wave of Intense Support'?
On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish wonders why Kamala Harris' media strategy based on "coconut" and "brat" didn't work for her the way Zohran Mamdani's media strategy has worked.
No Pushback From Cornish As Democrat Defends Violent Portland Protests
On CNN This Morning, Rep. Janelle Bynum of Portland, Oregon seems to defend violent protests, saying: "One thing to remember is that when you talk about why people are protesting and why things may get violent, what you have to understand is you need to address the grievances. And that's what the Trump administration is not doing." Host Audie Cornish doesn't push back on this defense…
Cornish Cites UN Report to Support Accusation of Israeli 'Genocide'
CNN This Morning host Audie Cornish cites a biased UN report to support the accusation of Israeli "genocide" that her guest, far-left Democrat candidate for Michigan senator Abdul El-Sayed, makes four times. Cornish fails to mention that on the anniversary of October 7th, El-Sayed sent a fundraising email that spoke of Netanyahu's army invading Gaza, but failed to mention the Hamas slaughter…
CNN's Cornish Suggests: Apologize To Pro-Hamas Student Protesters!
CNN This Morning host Audie Cornish got back on her hobby horse today to suggest that the pro-Hamas student protesters deserve praise: "I have one very provocative question. Sorry to put it to you. Are those students owed an apology? The ones who were out on campuses demanding a ceasefire, saying more needs to be done about the war. And they were societally punished for it."
CNN This Morning Platforms Known Antifa Sympathizer Mark Bray
On Thursday’s CNN This Morning, Audie Cornish interviewed Mark Bray, a disgraced Dartmouth lecturer turned Rutgers University professor who had openly defended Antifa’s proclivities. The segment was instigated by Wednesday’s roundtable discussion at the White House, which included President Trump, members of his cabinet, and individuals personally affected by Antifa.
CNN Applauds Trump's 'Nefarious Ways'—When Used Against Israel
On CNN This Morning, CNN senior reporter Stephen Collinson suggests that President Trump should use "nefarious ways" to pressure Israel to accept the latest Gaza peace proposal.
CNN's AM Paranoia: Trump, Hegseth Dangerously Political at Pentagon
On Friday morning, Group Chat participants on CNN This Morning decided to openly question President Trump and Secretary Hegseth’s military authority. This came after Hegseth made a rare move to summon all top U.S. military leadership to Virginia next week.
CNN's Kayyem Once Again Denies Obvious Proof of Leftist Violence
On CNN This Morning, former Obama DHS official and CNN analyst Juliette Kayyem tried to claim that Dallas ICE shooter Joshua Jahn couldn't have had any leftist political connections. Her evidence: that he got the message on a bullet wrong: "In this case, you see someone who didn't seem at all involved with ICE or anti-ICE testament [sentiment?]. n fact, on his casing, he says anti-…
