Laura Jarrett

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.

For over a month, the liberal media have been cheering on the liberal extremists who doxed the home addresses of all the conservative Supreme Court justices and marched on their homes in an effort to intimidate them, after a leaked draft decision to overturn Roe v. Wade went public. This shared animus and calls to action have culminated into an attempted assassination of Justice Brett…

On New Day, CNN's Laura Jarrett, daughter of Obama consigliere Valerie, asked by co-host John Berman what it says that the Dems brought in the former president of ABC News to produce their January 6th committee hearings, said: "It shows you they want to make this compelling. They know that a certain segment of the American public has a tin ear to this, sadly, and shouldn't, but has seen that…

CNN White House correspondent and perpetual liberal media hack John Harwood doubled down Monday following a series of tweets of a CNN.com piece in which he insisted Americans have fallen victim to “a charade” (mostly by Republicans) consisting of fears about inflation and economic pain. After having been dragged on Twitter, he went on Early Start to spoon-feed this idiocy to CNN’s…

The following are just some the most outrageous outbursts by lefty journalists and celebrities sparked by the leaking of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s abortion decision.

With Tim Graham and Nick Fondacaro away today, I flew solo as host of the show following an extremely busy news weekend. We focused on the liberal media’s sudden change in tone when it comes to threats against political organizations and public officials in the wake of the leaked Supreme Court opinion on abortion, including terrorism against a Wisconsin pro-life group over the weekend.

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 New Day Saturday, fill-in co-host Laura Jarrett suggested that Disney has not been aggressive enough in pushing against Republicans on parents' rights in Florida schools, complaining that Disney's response to the law restricting the teaching of LGBT issues to young school children was done "belatedly." Not surprisingly, Jarrett gave a forum to a left-wing professor…

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.

What CNN did Thursday morning was a crime—against good journalism. In a New Day segment discussing the soft-on-crime policies of the new Manhattan DA, CNN focused on the less controversial aspects of his policies, while failing to disclose the truly outrageous ones.

On CNN's New Day, co-host John Berman taunted Texas Gov. Greg Abbott for signing an executive order banning vaccine mandates, "severely limiting the freedom of businesses to make their own choices." Does anyone remember Berman, or any CNNer, criticizing CA Gov. Newsom for backing and signing a law ordering big-box stores to create "gender-neutral" toy aisles? 

Day two of CNN's outrage over the Supreme Court declining to block the Texas law that bans most abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected. Yesterday, we noted substitute New Day host Kaitlan Collins claiming the Texas law "predominantly affect[s] lower-income women." Collins thereby ignored the countless unborn babies whose lives will be saved as a result of the law. Today, CNN brought in…

CNN’s New Day team was thrilled Monday morning by a new law proposed by a Democrat mayor that would make gun owners in one California city literally pay for the actions of criminals. 

CNN reporter Donie O'Sullivan went to the Trump rally over the weekend to interview the people who think Trump didn't lose. But on Tuesday's New Day, they isolated one man who claimed that President Trump would "come back before the middle of August." Asked by O'Sullivan "what if it doesn't happen?", the man responded: "we're going to be in a civil war, because the militia will be…