Brian Stelter

On Tuesday’s New Day, co-host John Berman cheered the woke rebranding of DC’s Superman, along with Reliable Sources host Brian Stelter. The two discussed the significance of DC superheroes such as Superman and Batman, acknowledging their place in America’s history as significant cultural figures. “I think they also represent something different in American history, and, and you know,…

On the latest edition of CNN’s lead Fox hatefest known as Reliable Sources, the Brian Stelter-helmed show suffered another pitiful showing in the ratings as, amongst all viewers in the 25-54 demographic, Stelter fetched only 85,000 viewers. And when examining a variety of other shows that aired on Sunday before, during, and after Stelter, the results weren’t pretty as, according to…

CNN's Brian Stelter was unhappy on Sunday morning that Mollie Hemingway was promoting her book Rigged on media bias and Big Tech censorship in the 2020 campaign. In the same hour, Hemingway was on Fox News underlining that the Democrats haven't really accepted a loss in the presidential campaign since Dukakis in 1988.

Despite hosting a show that supposedly scrutinizes the media, Reliable Sources host Brian Stelter is pretty sensitive to any media criticism not aimed at Fox News. So naturally, he couldn’t understand why his guest, Bari Weiss, claimed the media self-censored stories that didn’t fit a certain political framework.

How deeply in the Democratic tank is CNN host Brian Stelter? The tinny echoes were overwhelming on Sunday's Reliable Sources as he committed a softball interview with Democrat election lawyer Marc Elias, a central figure in the false Russian-collusion scam and Steele-Dossier mess. Stelter asked him nothing about that, because that would make CNN look like the Elias-enablers that they…

CNN shows have salivated at least seven times over climate activist James Murdoch’s virtue-signaling against Fox News in the past year, all while ignoring any mention of an atrocious media scandal that nearly nuked his career. News blew up in 2011 on how the now-defunct U.K. newspaper News of the World was set to publish its last issue following a massive phone-hacking scandal that…

It used to be terrible and undemocratic to blame the media for anything. CNN and MSNBC are now lamenting the media's role in Biden's polling decline. Brian Williams claimed "really crappy reporting" is to blame. Brian Stelter claimed it was irresponsible to push the message "Democrats in disarray" when they can't pass their agenda. 

CNN host Brian Stelter was giggling like a schoolgirl who said hi to her crush during Sunday’s so-called “Reliable Sources” as he and his cavalcade of unhinged lefty media types declared war on “normalizing” their opponents. Together they went after the Republican Party and Fox News by slinging all forms of lies and innuendo in order to stoke a dangerous hatred against them.

Brian Stelter, host of the ironically titled “Reliable Sources” on CNN, was a guest on New Day Thursday morning to talk about other news networks that he wishes would be taken off the air.

In another ridiculous segment from Sunday’s so-called “Reliable Sources,” CNN host Brian Stelter was joined by some so of his liberal cohorts from other left-leaning outfits to bemoan how their industry supposedly didn’t praise President Biden’s legislative agenda enough. But a nearly week-old segment from Fox News Channel’s Special Report undermined their premise by showing…

Fox News Channel debuted on October 7, 1996, so they're celebrating their 25-year anniversary. But CNN host Brian Stelter trashed Fox as a network full of "darkness," a badly clogged heart of the GOP.

Invoking a tone one would expect a parent to use to inform a child of something tragic, CNN’s Brian Stelter concluded Sunday’s so-called “Reliable Sources” by informing his meager viewers that Fox News would be celebrating its 25-year anniversary the coming week. Warning them that they could see commercials for it, Stelter lashed out at his ratings superior by equating them to the…

American voters are not buying any of the propaganda the liberal media has been pushing in trying to sell the $3.5 trillion spending monstrosity put forward by the Democratic Party.

On the reliably liberal Reliable Sources on Sunday, Brian Stelter and Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell teamed up to complain it was somehow "misleading" to try and put a number on a massive $3.5 trillion "human infrastructure" bill the Democrats are trying to pass.