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CNN Newsroom host Alisyn Camerota brought on media reporter Brian Stelter on Tuesday to discuss former President Obama saying the raise of misinformation "worries me," spurring Stelter and Camerota to lament the lack of solutions of information echo chambers and sensationalist media coverage...as if CNN isn't part of the problem. 

On Thursday's installment of CNN Newsroom, host Jim Sciutto welcomed retired Lt. General and military analyst Mark Hertling onto the program to discuss and defend Joint Chiefs chairman Gen. Mark Milley's defense of Critical Race Theory being taught at West Point.

On Monday morning, CNN Newsroom gave free campaign advertising to one of the Democratic candidates for Ohio governor, Dayton mayor Nan Whaley, giving her a forum to call for more gun control in her state.

In the past couple of days, CNN host Alisyn Camerota demonstrated that she'd be better informed if she got her news from her former employer at Fox as she ran two segments about a surge in shoplifting in San Francisco, but failed to link it to California's ridiculously liberal reforms that got softer on shoplifters.

On Tuesday's several CNN hosts fretted over the possibility that Republican Senator Mitch McConnell, if he becomes majority leader, will be block President Joe Biden from replacing liberal Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer if his seat become vacant. Alisyn Camerota seemed even more concerned about the issue than her guest, Democratic Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee.

After the past couple of weeks of CNN intensively pushing for more gun control, CNN anchors this week picked up on Senator Chris Murphy's attack on his Republican colleagues via Twitter, and host Ana Cabrera even promised to continue the lobbying until the government takes action on gun control.

CNN journalists are so bitten by Trump Derangement Syndrome that the release of an inspector general's report disproving the liberal media's anti-Trump narrative on the clearing of Lafayette Park has had them struggling to salvage their anti-Trump theories. After last week's report by the U.S. Department of the Interior …

In a move that showed CNN’s refusal to have anything close to admirable ethics, the Jeffrey Zucker-led network welcomed back chief legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin on Thursday after a seven-month absence following a Zoom call in which he pleasured himself in front of colleagues at The New Yorker. Yes, that was the main topic of Friday’s NewsBusters Podcast, so listener discretion is…

CNN showed its aversion to decency, ethics, and journalistic principles on Thursday afternoon as the Jeffrey Zucker-led network officially welcome back chief legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin for an absolutely cringeworthy interview seven months after he was caught masturbating on a Zoom call with fellow journalists.

On Wednesday afternoon, CNN continued its recent anti-gun activism as host Ana Cabrera gave the mayor of San Jose, Sam Liccardo, a forum to advocate essentially taxing legal gun owners while blaming them for the costs of gun violence.

Yahoo News national correspondent Brittany Shepherd joined Tuesday's CNN Newsroom to discuss what Democrats plan to do to save democracy. She noted that Republicans won't do anything on the matter, "so now it is squarely on Democrats."  

Regular CNN viewers will have noticed that since Tuesday, CNN's New Day and a number of other CNN shows have been displaying an on screen tabulation of the number of mass shootings and deaths from mass shootings so far this year, in much the same style the network had been using to keep track of COVID death statistics.

CNN Newsroom's Victor Blackwell welcomed Paxton Smith, the Texas high schooler who, according to CNN's chyron, went "off script, on a mission" during her valedictorian address to blast Texas' heartbeat bill. Blackwell had nothing but praise for the allegedly non-political Smith and tried to turn her into the latest high school political celebrity.

Self-proclaimed reality checker John Avlon joined CNN Newsroom hosts Jim Sciutto and Poppy Harlow on Tuesday to allege that democracy is in great peril because Republicans are terrible and the election laws they are trying to pass in places like Texas are similar to literal race massacres.