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CNN is aerobically back-patting national security correspondent Natasha Bertrand for her "incredible reporting" suggesting the Trump team wasn't very successful in it's bunker-busting of Iran's nuclear facilities. She always finds anonymous sources inside the intelligence community who assist in the anti-Trump spin. They don't mention her previous "incredible" intel disinformation on Hunter…

On Wednesday during his press conference on the sidelines of the annual NATO summit, President Trump tag-teamed with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to obliterate the new Deep State leak to CNN’s Natasha Bertrand — who penned the infamous article declaring Hunter Biden’s laptop to be Russian disinformation — that claimed the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) has deemed the weekend U.S. military…

Near the start of Tuesday’s Inside Politics, CNN’s OutFront host Erin Burnett tried to downplay the long-standing practice Iranians chanting “death to America” (and “death to Israel”) because, from her experience reporting from Tehran, those same people often display a “friendliness” and genuine interest in America. Yes, dear readers, Burnett declared those calling for mass killings…

On CNN's State of the Union on Sunday, commentator Scott Jennings mocked a Democrat for suggesting Iran wasn't a threat by using the phrase "fiery but mostly peaceful Iranian butchers." The Democrat was new CNN pundit Xochitl Hinojosa, who was until recently a spokesperson at Biden's Department of Justice.

Media reaction to news of the U.S. bombing of critical Iranian nuclear sites was mixed at best, as evidenced by initial Saturday night coverage. Below is a compendium of some of those reactions, which ranged from plain goofy to outright awful. 

Five years ago, as left-wing riots gripped the nation, the liberal media championed the lawless protesters and condemned President Trump.

Minutes after President Trump announced that U.S. airmen had safely left Iranian airspace following successful strikes on Iran’s nuclear weapon enrichment facilities Saturday night, CNN’s Clarissa Ward took to CNN Newsroom to gripe about how Trump threw a “curveball” into the plans of European leaders who wanted to negotiate with the regime. She went further and suggested that…

Newsletters on the media are channeling gloom inside CNN after Warner Bros. Discovery spun them off, much as Comcast spun off MSNBC. Insiders are worrying about CNN being able to exist. There's panic at Anderson Cooper's disco, and his pay will probably shrink. Meanwhile, Fox quadruples CNN in the ratings.

On Tuesday night, CNN’s NewsNight With Abby Phillip had a segment with panelists who debated over various topics, including President Trump's handling of immigration. The conversations led to the fired MSNBC host Tiffany Cross’s nonsensical rambling of radical leftist talking points. 

The blog discusses CNN's cautious coverage of a cyberattack on Washington Post journalists, allegedly linked to China, highlighting CNN's reluctance to directly accuse the Chinese hackers due to concerns over losing its Beijing bureau. In contrast, the New York Post explicitly connects the hack to China's government, suggesting that some news outlets are more straightforward when not…

After complaining beforehand that Trump was politicizing the military by hosting an alleged dictator-style military parade in the Nation’s capital, CNN was so desperate to keep finding things wrong with the Army’s 250th Anniversary Parade, that they then complained that Trump didn’t politicize the parade enough. And then there was their apparent suspicion of how the Army and Trump…

We've all seen public officials making the bad mistake of exclaiming to law enforcement officers who have stopped them: do you know who I am? Democrat Senator Alex Padilla of California gave a variation on the "do you know who I am" line when interviewed by Dana Bash on CNN's State of the Union on Sunday. Earlier this week, Padilla had staged a pathetic publicity stunt when he interrupted a…

The media’s insistence that Trump had no hope in the presidential election exposed their woeful lack of understanding of Americans who live outside the elite media bubbles of New York City and Washington, D.C.

Leftwing cable networks CNN and MSNBC have spent the past week serving as public relations officials for the anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles, California. Both networks have almost exclusively described the turmoil as “peaceful,” while taking great pains to downplay or outright dismiss the chaos and violence.