FAKE NEWS? CNN Puts 'Slaughter' of Christians In Nigeria in Quotes
With Erica Hill subbing for Audie Cornish, CNN This Morning continues to downplay Islamic terrorism against Christians in Nigeria. Hill repeatedly claimed that the "data" don't support the view that Christians are disproportionately targeted. And as seen in the screencap, CNN put in quotes the "slaughter" of Christians. Hill also took a snide shot at President Trump, saying he is "gunning" for…
Bluey Blows Up CNN Attempt To Play Heartstrings On Self-Deported Vet
A CNN This Morning segment on DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's testimony before the House Home Security Committee focuses on the case of an Army veteran who was described as having been deported. What wasn't disclosed, until MRC alum Rob Bluey, the head of the Daily Signal, pointed out, was that the veteran in question had faced a criminal charge. He was, in fact, convicted of drug possession and…
Reporter Admits Kids Go To Southern Colleges Because of the Politics
On CNN This Morning, Boston Globe reporter Beth Teitell is reluctant to admit that many Northern students choose to go to college in the South to escape the leftist politics.
Cornish: Trump Admin 'SOL' On Confirming Possible Hegseth Replacement
On CNN This Morning, former Trump comms director Mike Dubke suggests that for the time being, Pete Hegseth if protected from being fired because the confirmation process for a potential replacement would be difficult. In response, host Audie Cornish says: "So, this is not a military term, but you're saying they're SOL. Basically, there's no other options out there."
Cornish: Dems Can Win In Places Like TN By Running to Left of Mamdani!
On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish claims that Democrats can win in places like Tennessee by running to the left of the socialist mayor-elect of NYC, Zohran Mamdani!
CNN Cites National Review to Knock Trump Team on Narco Boat Strike
On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish approvingly cites Andrew McCarthy in the National Review who wrote, apropos of the double-strike on a narco boat, reportedly intended to kill survivors of the first strike: "If this happened as described in the Post report, it was, at best, a war crime under federal law."
CNN Panel: Finances, Mental Illness, Uniforms Triggered Afghan Shooter
CNN This Morning's group chat offered a number of excuses for the Afghan immigrant's shooting of National Guardsmen. CNN military analyst Cedric Leighton began by saying that anyone can be radicalized, pointing to Timothy McVeigh! He went on to say that the Afghan's struggles to make ends meet after coming to US might have set him off. Meghan Hays, another CNN commentator and former Biden aide…
Cornish's Bogus Claim: 1 in 5 US Kids 'Experiencing Hunger Right Now'
In a CNN This Morning segment on hunger in America, host Audie Cornish falsely claims that "one in five children in the US are experiencing hunger right now." Her guest, the CEO of "Feeding America," cleans up Cornish's false claim a bit, saying 1 in 5 are experiencing "food insecurity," a vague and expansive term including issues having nothing to do with actual hunger.
CNN: Epstein Matter Shouldn't Be Political, But It's the GOP's Fault
In a neck-straining nanosecond on CNN This Morning, Cardona, a Democrat strategist who doubles as a CNN commentator, went from saying that the Epstein matter "should be about the survivors, this shouldn't be political," to trying to pin all the blame on the Republicans. She parrots the Dem talking point that President Trump could release the files without congressional action. She ignores the…
Morning Joe Embraces MTG's Rebranding, CNN Mocks It As Opportunistic
Monday's Morning Joe and CNN This Morning offered a sharp contrast in their reaction to Marjorie Taylor Greene's remarkable comments to Dana Bash on CNN's State of the Union yesterday. Joe Scarborough welcomed MTG's change of heart. CNN's pundits said it was "not going super well," and dismissed it as "opportunistic."
Cornish Gives Pass To Judge Who Ordered Sex Change For Murderer
On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish has as a guest Mark Wolf, who reOn today's CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish had as a guest Mark Wolf, who recently retired as a federal District Court judge in order to be free to criticize President Trump. Wolf claimed: "The judiciary is striving, particularly the lower court judges, to perform our fundamental role of holding elected officials to…
CNN This Morning Doesn't Know How Trump’s Foreign Policy Duties Work
In classic Audie Cornish fashion, CNN This Morning offered perhaps some of the dumbest analysis possible when it came to American politics and government. This time, the host and her liberal panelists imagined a disconnect existed between President Trump’s foreign policy accomplishments and his famous America First platform.
CNN—Only Conservatives Worry About Anti-Christian Violence in Nigeria
On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish and CNN reporter Victoria Rubadiri claimed that allegations of a religious war on Christians in Nigeria are "certainly not the case," that "Leaders in Nigeria pushed back against claims out of the US political right that Christians face some existential threat there."
CNNer Corrects Conservative's Kamala Pronunciation — Gets Usha Wrong!
On CNN This Morning, CNN contributor Lulu Garcia-Navarro interrupts conservative Bradley Devlin to correct his pronunciation of Kamala. "KA-ma-la," she says, not Ka-MA-la, as he pronounced it. But in the same segment, Garcia-Navarro [and host Audie Cornish], mispronounce the Usha Vance's first name as Ush-a. It's correctly pronounced OO-shah.
