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On the one year anniversary of the House of Representatives impeaching President Trump, CNN Newsroom host Brianna Keilar and presidential historian Douglas Brinkley reminisced on what would could have been if the Senate had only convicted the Russian "tool."

Yesterday’s announcement that Joe Biden picked a Democrat who bullied and smeared the Covington Catholic students in 2019 for another cabinet position was met with similar praise from journalists.

Although CNN host Lisa Ling claimed that her Sunday special on gun violence "isn't entirely anti-gun," the show blatantly pushed anti-gun activism -- including the views of radical liberal activist Father Michael Pfleger -- while presenting nothing positive about the impact of gun ownership in lowering crime.

On Tuesday afternoon’s CNN Newsroom, host Brianna Keilar brought on presidential historian Douglas Brinkley to swoon over Joe Biden’s upcoming inauguration. Brinkley enthusiastically proclaimed that Biden “will give a good inaugural speech” and lavished praise on Biden for “leading the charge” on COVID.

It may be called CNN Newsroom, but if CNN hosts spend nearly every show launching nasty tirades against Republicans, is it really still, “news?”  Afternoon host Brianna Keilar opened her 1:00 p.m. Eastern hour show on Thursday by singling out Republican senators who have not called Joe Biden, “President-Elect” in the past 24 hours, after the Electoral College made Biden’s win official…

The slogan "Facts First" at CNN has always been a bit of a joke, since anti-Trump and anti-Republican opinions usually are more common than calm statements of fact. CNN Newsroom host Kate Bolduan delighted the left by wearing a cheesy "Facts First" sweater on the air on Thursday morning. It retails for a whopping $380.

On Friday morning, CNN White House correspondent John Harwood's hostility toward Republicans was on full display as he declared that they "would go smack their own moms in the face" if they were pressured to do so by Donald Trump.

Reviewing the recent Georgia Senate debate between Kelly Loeffler and Raphael Warnock on Monday CNN Newsroom host Poppy Harlow defended Warnock from accusations from Loeffler that he is a "radical liberal."

After launching an all-out assault on Thanksgiving and making gloom and doom predictions about families gathering with their loved ones, CNN has now moved on to fear mongering about Christmas. On Saturday afternoon’s CNN Newsroom, fill in host Boris Sanchez brought on CNN medical analyst Dr. Jonathan Reiner to mandate to Americans that “we can’t just do” Christmas “this year.”

In the aftermath of President Donald Trump pardoning retired General Mike Flynn, CNN legal analyst Elie Honig declared that the move is a "wild abuse of power" as he and other CNN regulars failed to inform viewers of the argument in favor of exonerating the former national security advisor.

On Thursday afternoon, CNN fill-in host Boris Sanchez cued up frequent guest Dr. Peter Hotez to trash the conservative majority on the Supreme Court for its ruling that New York cannot discriminate against houses of worship in its anti-pandemic restrictions, with the Baylor College of Medicine professor declaring that the ruling is "absolutely crazy" and "devalues human lives."

In a typical liberal CNN commentary, Newsroom host Brianna Keilar went after Sen. Marco Rubio on Wednesday for a tweet mocking all the media hype for Biden's national-security picks for all their competence and expertise, when their policies are bad for America. 

Critical, that is how CNN Newsroom co-host Poppy Harlow was describing Janet Yellen Tuesday, who President-Elect Joe Biden was planning to nominate for Treasury Secretary. Rather than give information about her qualification, past positions, and how she would steer the ship during the post-COVID economic recovery, the partisan network gushes over her past fights for inequality and her…

CNN Newsroom coverage of Joe Biden's prospective national security team's Tuesday press conference celebrated the replacement of President Trump's idea of an "America First" foreign policy with one that is based on truth, facts, and science.