Brian Stelter

CNN host Brian Stelter appeared on MSNBC a second time to plug his new book Hoax on Tuesday afternoon with Katy Tur. There were no challenging questions, just softballs. Tur mentioned at the end that both of them had the same person editing their anti-Trump books. Isn't that special? 

On Sunday’s Reliable Sources, CNN charlatan, far-left hack, and Fox News-stalker Brian Stelter spent three segments hawking his now-released book Hoax, which appears to serve as an extension of his visceral hatred for Fox News Channel and painting it as an existential threat to not only the free press, but America itself. However, when it comes to the ratings for Sunday’s…

CNN's Brian Stelter continued his book promotion tour on Tuesday morning as he joined CNN Newsroom host Jim Sciutto to blast Fox for insufficiently fact-checking the first night of the Republican convention.

Brian Stelter doesn’t think much of you dummies who shun the “normal” media for Fox News. The CNN anchor appeared on another liberal cable channel, MSNBC, on Monday night to plus his new book bashing Fox News. As the Republican National Convention was about to begin, Stelter sneered, “One third of the country is disconnected from the normal news system, the NBCs and the New York Times and they…

On Sunday's Reliable Sources, CNN host Brian Stelter played his usual role as enforcer of liberal bias, insisting the networks must create an imbalance in how they cover conventions. CNN was right to allow two hours a night of Democrat advertising, he said, but the Republicans must be interrupted incessantly because it will be a "stream of lying." 

CNN and MSNBC will form a tag team to try and take down Fox News Channel. On Friday night, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow devoted almost 17 minutes of her show to promoting Hoax, the new Fox-bashing book by CNN media correspondent Brian Stelter. 

CNN’s Brian Stelter loves to play the silly game of denying CNN is anything like Fox News in terms of shoveling opinions. He even plays it with children. In a July 21 YouTube interview Stelter did with a high-schooler named Ryan Anastasio, Stelter said Fox is all "ranting and raving about made-up controversies," and suggested CNN isn't one-sided entertainment. 

CNN chief medial reporter Brian Stelter beclowned himself yet again during Sunday’s no-so Reliable Sources. Between raging at right-wing media and talk radio for questioning Joe Biden’s mental lucidity, and claiming left-wing hacks like himself weren’t dedicated to “tearing down” President Trump, Stelter was out to prove that he was willing to lie with impunity. And at one point, a…

CNN's media reporters claimed it was an "imaginary controversy" and a "right-wing media tempest" that liberals are urging Joe Biden not to debate President Trump. They couldn't even admit CNN published a liberal making that case. Biden backers are terrified of the debates.

There’s no bottom for CNN and Jeffrey Zucker puppet Brian Stelter. On Sunday’s Reliable Sources, he reveled in the ratings for CNN and MSNBC versus Fox News during the funeral of Congressman John Lewis (D-GA) and implied there was a race angle to the disparity. Of course, what the ghoul never entertained was the notion that, while Lewis is a civil rights icon, he was a partisan Democrat.

Predicting “an election mess in the making, with three months before ballots will be counted” was how CNN media activist and resident soothsayer Brian Stelter was reading in the tea leaves at the top of Sunday’s show. And according to this wildly anti-Trump activist, President Trump was at the wheel of an out of control car with all of us trapped in there with him, except the vehicle wasn’t…

After recent Covington Catholic High school graduate Nicholas Sandmann won yet another lawsuit against a media giant this week, bitter CNN journalists took to Twitter to try to dunk on the eighteen-year-old with gossipy tweets as an act of revenge. But Sandmann’s…

David Rutz at the Washington Free Beacon took the time to confirm what everyone conservative could suspect: CNN's Media Unit obsesses over conservative or "far-right" media, and defends the left-wing press as somehow non-ideological. 

On Wednesday's CNN Tonight, CNN media correspondent Brian Stelter filed a report in which he decried Fox News host Tucker Carlson for calling Illinois Democratic Senator Tammy Duckworth a "coward" for refusing to come on his show to discuss her suggestion that statues of George Washington should perhaps be taken down.