Jim Sciutto

Bianna Golodryga twisted herself into a logic pretzel on Friday’s CNN Newsroom as she condemned Republicans for not appreciating Ketanji Brown Jackson’s to the Supreme Court while Vladimir Putin seeks to divide Americans and while waging war in Ukraine.

On Monday morning, CNN's Jim Sciutto and John Harwood devoted a segment to fretting that, as per the latter, the Constitution's respect for rural areas makes it unlikely that any new gun control will be passed in response to last week's mass shooting in Sacramento. In spite of the fact that few details have been confirmed about where the guns used came from, Harwood played White House…

Along with their guests on Friday morning's CNN Newsroom, co-hosts Jim Sciutto and Bianna Golodryga tried to inspire moderate white voters to drop their apathy towards the supposed decline of democracy and emergence of "autocracy and even fascism" in the form of new GOP-sponsored election laws.

Legacy media professionals say the mix of news people see on social media platforms is one-sided, inaccurate and one-sided – just the way Americans say they view the legacy news media.

On Thursday, CNN Newsroom hosts Jim Sciutto and Bianna Golodryga, political analyst Jackie Kucinich, and politics reporter Chris Cillizza took some fairly tame GOP campaign ads criticizing Dr. Fauci and declared that such attacks were "angry," "dangerous," "below the belt," and contribute to Fauci and his family's need for security.

CNN Newsroom host Jim Sciutto interviewed Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg on Wednesday and as he was wrapping up the interview, opened up the floor to Buttigieg to accuse Florida Republicans and their Parental Rights in Education bill of contributing to LGBTQ youth suicides.

Legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin and New York Magazine columnist Errol Louis joined Tuesday's CNN Newsroom to accuse the Supreme Court of trampling on voting rights when it issued a stay of a case of a lower court ruling that had invalidated Alabama's new congressional map that didn't include a second majority black district. 

Through a series of stories this week, it was evident CNN’s current staff have no interest in being salvaged as a serious news organization and anything other than a far-left propaganda outlet worthy of being some combination of mocked and ignored. Instead of seeking to move on from disgraced former boss Jeff Zucker, they’ve tried to canonize him as a tent pole of American democracy.

The cast of CNN Newsroom accused Florida of "limiting freedom" on Thursday with a new bill that seeks to combat Critical Race Theory in schools and the divisive Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion movement in the workplace. Throughout the segment, CNN would repeatedly mischaracterize what the bill actually says.

Something must be in the air at CNN. Both today and yesterday, they abandoned their usual sucking-up to the Biden administration to give more accurate, brutal assessments. On Christmas Eve, Chris Cillizza did a segment on New Day where he gave “coal” to both Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, and gave a candy cane to the media-maligned….Ron DeSantis?

Jim Sciutto hyped abortion by mail on Friday's CNN Newsroom as a potential way to counter pro-life laws being passed around the country in states like Texas and Mississippi and the possible overturning of Roe v. Wade.

CNN can’t help itself. The network actually spun news of Americans seeing the highest inflation in nearly 40 years as positive news in an attempt to benefit President Joe Biden.

Politico's Rachael Bade joined CNN Newsroom's Jim Sciutto on Monday for a segment that was nominally about Rep. Thomas Massie tweeting out a Christmas family photo with everyone in the picture holding a firearm. The duo condemned not only the photo, but also lamented that Republicans "even after these tragedies" do not embrace gun control.

On Tuesday morning, CNN correspondent Adrienne Broaddus gave the impression that police shooting victim was pulled over and accidentally shot simply for having air freshener hanging in his car as she informed viewers of jury selection in the upcoming trial of former Minnesota cop Kim Potter.