Brianna Keilar

On CNN's New Day, former 60 Minutes producer Chris Whipple says that compared to Trump's crimes in connection with January 6th, Nixon and Haldemann's misconduct in Watergate "look like parking violations."

The liberal media has gone into a frenzy over the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Nonetheless, "never let a crisis go to waste" is still the prevailing dogma, and the panel of CNN's New Day on Monday morning took comfort in the delusion that the Supreme Court decision will push the Republican Party into political irrelevance.

On CNN's New Day, ex-Republican turned Biden voter Joe Walsh says that most Republican voters "want their political opponents destroyed or killed."

It’s a common sight in today’s media landscape to see a journalist claim to be unbiased while also making ludicrously biased statements. It is far rarer for both of these to occur in the same interview, but CNN host Don Lemon delivered the goods during his interview on Wednesday morning’s New Day, both defending his tough questioning of the White House Press Secretary and saying that…

Better late than never. After CNN’s embarrassing initial response to the news of Brett Kavanaugh’s attempted assassination — which saw law enforcement correspondent Whitney Wild say that the attacker didn’t have a weapon “at all” and the threat could have come …

It appears that the left’s trust in Biden’s capabilities as president is waning, and the Wednesday edition of CNN’s New Day serves as evidence to this. Co-host Brianna Keilar went into a brief history of presidents going on late-night talk shows amid Biden’s upcoming appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! later this evening.

If you ever feel like being lectured by someone who thinks you have the mental capacity of a toddler, look no further than CNN’s John Avlon. On Wednesday’s New Day, Avlon decided to use his five-minute monologue Reality Check to gloat over the acquittal of Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann and ironically tout CNN as “reality-based media” as opposed to “partisan media…

I’m beginning to think the liberal media doesn’t understand what “bipartisanship” means. At least Bob Costas seems to have some trouble with the term, as his Friday morning interview on CNN’s New Day veered off from a fairly grounded discussion of much of the professional sports world’s advocacy for gun control into a string of misleading analogies that were heavy on the feelings but…

While Joe Scarborough was yelling on Monday morning that Catholics should “Thank God” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi hasn’t joined the Episcopalians, CNN’s New Day deserves credit for inviting radio host Katie McGrady of the Catholic Channel on Sirius/XM Radio to explain the religious reasons why the Archbishop of San Francisco, Salvatore Cordileone, was denying communion to Pelosi.

On New Day, CNN reporter Laura Jarrett, daughter of former top Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett, supports pro-abortion protests outside the homes of conservative Supreme Court Justices. She says a conversation about "civility . . . misses the mark."

On Thursday’s New Day, CNN senior national correspondent Evan McMorris-Santoro, with the help of an anonymous teenager, accused adults of throwing temper tantrums as they seek to attack “non-binary” youth when they seek to remove books about left-wing gender ideology from schools.

On CNN's New Day, political analyst Chris Cillizza says Democrats are in "revolt" against a "directionless" and "listless" Joe Biden. He says that, looking ahead to the midterms, the situation at the border bodes "nothing good" for the Democrats. Cillizza concludes by saying that there is "a really bad political climate for Democrats."

On Wednesday, both MSNBC and CNN finally acknowledged how serious the Hunter Biden scandals have become and even admitted the possibility that the President’s son could be brought up on federal charges for a list of alleged crimes revolving around his suspicious foreign business dealings.

CNN's John Harwood could be the biggest pro-Biden hack in the liberal media. Appearing on New Day, Harwood dismissed the significance of the Justice Department's investigation of Hunter Biden, claiming it was "not of much public import."