Paula Reid

Of course the corporate media were going to melt down over President-elect Trump’s cabinet picks. But the sheer intensity of their panic over the past week has been enough to surprise even their most cynical critics.

On CNN This Morning, Republican communications expert Erin Perrine demolishes her Dem counterpart. When Brad Woodhouse brags that Dems gave Joe Biden a four-and-a-half-minute standing ovation at the DNC, Perrine parries: "Yeah, after they took him out back like Old Yeller." In response, a stunned Woodhouse could only mumble, "all right, okay."

On Sunday afternoon, CNN ran a full report to promote the Biden administration's Inflation Reduction Act by highlighting religious organizations that have used the law to help purchase solar panels. Church-state separation can go away for "climate action."

A day after conservatives voiced outrage that an Algerian boxer, who previously failed a gender test, was allowed to fight in the women’s tournament at the Olympics, CNN Newsroom guest host Paula Reid and sports analyst Christine Brennan rushed to defend the boxer against “an avalanche of misinformation.” However, all the duo could do on Friday was point out some irrelevant facts,…

Friday marked a big win for gun rights advocates when the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a Trump administration-era ban on bump stocks by the ATF. In their immediate reactions to the 6-3 ruling, CNN Newsroom pontificators were largely unhappy with the court's affirmation of a piece of plastic not being a machine gun and lauded the “fiery” dissenting opinion authored by liberal Justice…

While the first hour of CNN’s Friday morning coverage on Fulton County, Georgia Judge Scott McAfee’s ruling allowing District Attorney Fani Willis to remain on the 2020 election case against Donald Trump was fairly restrained, the same couldn’t be said about the 10:00 a.m. Eastern hour as Fake News Jim Acosta arrived. Between Acosta and his not-so-merry band of fellow leftist analysts and…

Wednesday morning’s CNN News Central featured a slew of guests to complain about the Republican response to the specifics of the Hunter Biden plea deal, and to present their own opinions on the deal as well. Anchors Kate Bolduan and Sara Sidner brought on CNN senior legal affairs correspondent Paula Reid, “It’s Complicated” podcast host Renato Mariotti, former federal prosecutor Shan…

Hunter Biden got a cushy plea deal from his father’s Justice Department on Tuesday, including the possible drop of a felony gun charge no average America would be afforded. Despite securing the sweetheart deal, one of the immediate reactions from CNN News Central was to whine that congressional Republicans were “not going to let this go” as their investigations into possible…

In yet another example of leftist inflation of anti-Trump propaganda, CNN legal affairs correspondent Paula Reid appeared at the beginning of all three hours of Thursday’s CNN This Morning to discuss her recent “dogged reporting” on the newly discovered audio recording that had been taken of former President Trump. Reid made many outrageous claims about the content of this recording,…

CNN This Morning was surprisingly skeptical over the prospect of the Manhattan DA indicting Donald Trump in connection with a hush-money payment made to Stormy Daniels. Only CNN's John Avlon argued for the indictment, saying it's a question of equal justice under law, and a payoff that could have swung the presidential election. 

On CNN This Morning, chief legal correspondent Paula Reid, commenting on the interview of Emily Kohrs, the forewoman of the special grand jury created by Fulton County, Georgia DA to look into possible crimes related to attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election in Georgia, called the interview "very unusual, and said that defense attorneys would have a "field…

CNN This Morning is surprisingly tough on how the Biden administration is handling the disclosure that a second batch of classified documents was found in Biden's possession after leaving the vice presidency. 

It took CNN This Morning co-host Don Lemon all of six minutes on Tuesday to warn that the story that President Biden had classified documents at Penn Biden Center from his time as vice president has “already been politicized by those on the right and the former president.”

The New York Times sounded a little giddy on the front page of its Business section April 21 with the headline “Obama Joins Fight to Curb Online Lies.” This spin strongly suggests Obama never lies. He’s a valiant warrior against lies.