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The View’s Alyssa Farah Griffin and Rolling Stone’s Jay Michaelson teamed up on Wednesday’s CNN Tonight to attack conservatives for wanting to boycott Target for certain Pride-themed merchandise aimed at children. In things never said about liberal boycotts, Farah Griffin labeled it “very totalitarian,” while Michaelson warned of “stochastic terrorism.”

The Wednesday couch discussion on CNN Tonight tried to tackle the question why America experiences more mass shootings than other countries and naturally settled on gun ownership as the answers. The natural solution was drastic, Australian-style gun control, but host Alisyn Camerota would lament that people keep citing the Constitution to oppose such measures, “that’s what we here all…

The cast of CNN Tonight was all in agreement on Tuesday that conservative attempts to “ban books” are “fascist,” similar to Nazism, and worse than the current trend of leftists re-writing books they did not write. At no point could anyone point to a book that was actually banned.

National politics reporter Eva McKend had some advice for President Biden on Tuesday’s CNN Tonight on how he could fix his falling approval ratings: go further left on everything from the environment, crime, immigration, and abortion. McKend warned that simply relying on young voters being appalled at Republican “vicious attacks… on trans folks” may not be enough to win re-election.…

On Thursday night's edition of CNN Tonight, GOP strategist and CNN's senior political commentator Scott Jennings spoke for millions of frustrated parents when he tore into the corrupt American Federation of Teachers union president Randi Weingarten for her lack of remorse for the irreversible damage school closures did to school children across America during the 2020 COVID-19…

Continuing on what appears to be the beginning of a trend in the liberal media, on Tuesday, CNN Tonight fretted openly about the serious liability that President Joe Biden's age poses after he announced his candidacy for reelection in the upcoming 2024 presidential elections. Of course, this concern doesn't come from their duty as members of the media to hold those in power…

Friday’s edition of CNN Tonight reacted to the news that a federal judge suspended the FDA’s approval of the abortion drug mifepristone with horror, claiming the judge was inserting his “theological opinion” and seriously wondering why pro-lifers don’t target drugs like Viagra or Tylenol.

Nothing CNN CEO Chris Licht has done to revamp CNN programming as helped its ratings woes. One lame idea was for CNN Tonight to air the "Overtime" segment of HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher on Friday nights, since CNN and HBO share the same parent company, Warner Bros. Discovery. Could CNN score some eyeballs with some Bill Maher panels? No, reported Joseph Wulfsohn at Fox…

A heavily imbalanced CNN Tonight panel declared on Friday that Republicans and specifically Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee is a hypocrite for banning gender transitions for minors and to overly-sexualized drag shows for children are hypocrites, first for claiming to believe in limited government and second because he has been photographed in drag. Neither criticism holds up under factual…

CNN Tonight host Alisyn Camerota accused Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis of “cancel culture” on Monday thus demonstrating she has no idea what cancel culture actually is. Elsewhere on the panel, network anchor John Berman would suggest that the government telling government-run schools what to teach is an example of “big government.”

Friday’s edition of CNN Tonight was experiencing a rare moment of appreciation that the left’s DEI initiatives have gone too far when Los Angeles Times columnist LZ Granderson ruined it by claiming that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis does not mind using “a dog whistle.”

CNN Tonight host Laura Coates had a peculiar standard for what constitutes expertise as she welcomed African-American Studies Prof. Robert Patterson to the program to allege that “we know that white supremacy is a central part of American education,” which explains Florida’s opposition to the original AP course of the same subject.

Van Jones joined CNN Tonight early Saturday morning to react to the horrible video of Tyre Nichols being beaten to death by five Memphis police officers by trying to inject racial politics into the matter early Saturday morning, claiming “we sometimes forget, unfortunately, African-Americans can also be guilty of hatred and bias and bigotry against other African-Americans.”

If someone really wanted to get the conservative perspective on the news, one of the last places they would turn would be CNN, but that didn’t stop a Thursday CNN Tonight panel from declaring that GOP efforts to stop Critical Race Theory are not conservative.