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As the January 6 Committee nears its season finale tonight, TV news has been abuzz with pre-game coverage and speculation, especially about whether or not Donald Trump would be indicted by the Justice Department. Not so for CNN political commentator S.E. Cupp on Thursday, whose fellow panelists on New Day looked on with concern as she ranted in disgust about Trump being “above the law…

This weekend, Texas Senator Ted Cruz said (unsurprisingly) that he thought Obergefell v. Hodges — the 2015 Supreme Court decision that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide — was wrongly decided. Predictably, the panel of CNN’s New Day on Monday morning took Cruz’s remarks out of context to bash the Texas Senator and the “right extreme of the base” that is still opposed to…

Recently, CNN’s New Day has been on a streak of providing fairly objective reporting. Alas, it was a streak that Don Lemon decided to end this Thursday morning, ambling over from his 10 o’clock slot for what seemed to be a monthly Festivus tradition of his: complaining that the media isn’t doing enough to attack Republicans. Essentially openly opposing new CNN boss Chris Licht’s…

On CNN's New Day, former 60 Minutes producer Chris Whipple says that compared to Trump's crimes in connection with January 6th, Nixon and Haldemann's misconduct in Watergate "look like parking violations."

On CNN's New Day, George Conway, co-founder of the anti-Trump Lincoln Project, analogizes Donald Trump's legal jeopardy to that of O.J. Simpson in the case in which Simpson was convicted of using illegal means—a gun—to take back goods he believed had been stolen from him.  Conway argued that even if Trump believed the election had been stolen from him, he used force--the Capitol Hill riot--to…

Over the past couple of days, CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin has been giving a preview of how journalists and other liberals are going to keep trying to blame gerrymandering for Republican power no matter what the facts are.

The liberal media has gone into a frenzy over the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Nonetheless, "never let a crisis go to waste" is still the prevailing dogma, and the panel of CNN's New Day on Monday morning took comfort in the delusion that the Supreme Court decision will push the Republican Party into political irrelevance.

On Thursday's New Day, CNN data maven Harry Enten displays data indicating that, going into the 2022 midterms, Republicans have a big advantage over Democrats in turnout and voter enthusiasm. Enten shows that Biden is well-positioned to win renomination without a fight, which could actually be more bad news for Democrats!

On CNN's New Day, ex-Republican turned Biden voter Joe Walsh says that most Republican voters "want their political opponents destroyed or killed."

To say Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward have an ax to grind against Donald Trump would be the understatement of the century. If any more proof was needed, Bernstein made the outrageous claim on CNN’s Friday morning New Day that Donald Trump’s actions in the leadup to and during January 6 were worse than Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederacy.

It’s a common sight in today’s media landscape to see a journalist claim to be unbiased while also making ludicrously biased statements. It is far rarer for both of these to occur in the same interview, but CNN host Don Lemon delivered the goods during his interview on Wednesday morning’s New Day, both defending his tough questioning of the White House Press Secretary and saying that…

CNN is still stuck on both sides-ism when it comes to reporting on the failed assassination attempt of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. It could even be argued that New Day Weekend went beyond both side-ism on Saturday and used the attempt to highlight violence from the other side.

On CNN's New Day, legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin says, regarding the first night of the January 6th committee hearings, "we saw less proof" that Donald Trump encouraged or was responsible for the violence. and that proving that will be "the biggest challenge so far." He adds that the committee is off to a "promising start" on that issue, but not as promising as their case that Trump and…

Better late than never. After CNN’s embarrassing initial response to the news of Brett Kavanaugh’s attempted assassination — which saw law enforcement correspondent Whitney Wild say that the attacker didn’t have a weapon “at all” and the threat could have come …