John Berman

On Friday morning’s New Day, CNN hosts Alisyn Camerota and John Berman brought on political commentator Errol Louis and global affairs analyst Susan Glasser to spew falsehoods about President Trump in order to promote Joe Biden. Camerota gloated over an editorial which called Biden “President-Elect” and Louis lied about the reason for the high number of COVID-19 caused deaths in New…

On Thursday morning’s New Day, CNN hosts John Berman and Alisyn Camerota brought on political analyst David Gregory and economist Paul Romer to manipulate viewers into thinking that Joe Biden was the only “leader” in the 2020 presidential race and influence the election with Democratic Party propaganda.

On Tuesday morning’s New Day, CNN host John Berman brought on national security analyst Juliette Kayyem to discuss the recent uptick of coronavirus cases in Florida. In the segment, Kayyem praised New York’s governor, Andrew Cuomo, for his “leadership” in fighting COVID-19 within his state. She also bashed Florida’s governor, Ron DeSantis, for not being an effective leader.

On Tuesday morning’s New Day, CNN hosts Alisyn Camerota and John Berman brought on Axios political reporter Alexi McCammond and CNN political commentator Bakari Sellers to discuss Nascar drivers showing support for Bubba Wallace. However, the segment quickly devolved into the hosts and guests bashing President Trump. Sellers even claimed that Trump will be on the same “side of history…

On Monday morning’s New Day, CNN hosts John Berman and Erica Hill brought on CNN political commentators Angela Rye and Errol Louis. During the discussion, Rye proclaimed that America “was built on a system of oppression and systemic racism and white supremacy.” She stated that in order to address these supposed issues with America’s founding, that “you have to uproot a lot of what is…

On Monday morning’s New Day, CNN host John Berman brought on CNN White House Correspondent John Harwood to discuss the 2020 election. In the interview, Harwood proclaimed that President Trump was not “connected to reality” and that “it’s not really in serious dispute anymore that President Trump is not up to this job.”

On New Day, CNN chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta said never mind about a second coronavirus wave: we might not get out of the first wave "for the foreseeable future."  Gupta then called President Trump's joke at the Tulsa rally about testing "nearly criminal."

On Monday morning’s New Day, CNN hosts Erica Hill and John Berman interviewed Maggie Haberman, CNN political analyst and New York Times White House correspondent. Throughout the interview, both hosts and Haberman taunted President Trump for appearing “defeated” in a video of him after his rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma on Saturday.

On Tuesday's New Day on CNN, the liberal news network's flagship morning show served as a microcosm of one of the big problems with how the media covers police-involved violence, exaggerating it into more of a racial issue than it actually is. The three-hour show highlighted three cases in which suspects died during arrests under circumstances similar to George Floyd's death.

Speaking of the use of force to clear protesters prior to President Trump's appearance in front of St. John's Episcopal Church, CNN commentator Bakari Sellers says, "the only thing I could think of was George Wallace is probably looking 'up' at him with a smile." He thus suggested that Wallace is in Hell, and by extension, that Trump is a kindred spirit. 

On Tuesday morning's New Day on CNN, Trump derangement syndrome was on full display as CNN regulars spread misinformation and freaked out over the dispersal of rioters in Lafayette square before President Donald Trump's speech on the riots across the country. As the group incorrectly claimed that the protesters were all peaceful and that tear gas was used against them, CNN legal…

Late Saturday afternoon, during live coverage of the protests and riots in reaction to the police-involved death of Minneapolis resident George Floyd, CNN host John Berman and analyst David Gergen fretted over Attorney General Bill Barr calling for "law and order" in a statement addressing the violence. Gergen called the choice of words a "dog whistle" and declared it to be "nuts" that it was…