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During CNN's impeachment pre-game show on Wednesday, Dana Bash reported that former President Trump's lawyers are rushing to create videos showing Democrats using the same kind of rhetoric that House managers argue Trump should be convicted for. According to Jake Tapper, that would be an unfair criticism, because no violence came from them.

Among those present would be New York's Andrew Cuomo, but Diamond kindly omitted Thursday's revelations regarding his fellow CNN colleague's brother. 

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 Sunday's Fareed Zakaria GPS, as he opened the show complaining about President Donald Trump refusing to concede defeat, host Zakaria likened the actions of the President and his supporters to "ultra-right-wingers" in 1920s Germany who helped give rise to Adolf Hitler by scapegoating Jews and communists for the country's loss of World War I.

If there is anyone who is not in position to lament the raise of bubbles and echo chambers, it is anyone who works at CNN, but that didn't stop Brian Stelter and CNN Right Now guest host Pamela Brown from doing just that on Thursday.

Upon hearing CNN's Wolf Blitzer formally project that Joe Biden is the president-elect, Jake Tapper channeled former President Gerald Ford and declared our "long national nightmare" to be over. A sentiment shared by former Obama official Van Jones who cried his way through his thankful reaction that President Trump has been defeated. 

With Joe Biden on the verge of being declared the winner of the presidential election, CNN's Friday afternoon panel took the time to tell the country that we should all celebrate the historic glass-shattering moment of Kamala Harris becoming vice president. We must also subscribe to the theory that says that Biden has a mandate, despite Democrats' lousy performance in House and Senate races…

Harkening back to a ridiculous tweet he posted late Wednesday night, CNN host Jake Tapper spit venom at what he called the “MAGA bubble” following Thursday's debate by suggesting they didn’t love their sons nor cared for strangers as the Bidens did. All of this, mind you, was done during the network’s post-debate analysis where he suggested the Hunter Biden laptop scandal was a lie so “sleazy…

The final presidential debate, Thursday, featured a more strategic and measured President Trump who allowed Democratic nominee Joe Biden to speak more freely and thus tie himself in knots with his own policy proposals, including admitting to wanting to gut the oil and natural gas industry in this country. The liberal media have spent weeks denying this fact, so it was no surprise that CNN’s so…

CNN interrupted Wednesday’s Republican National Committee proceedings four times (compared to the ZERO times they interrupted night three of the DNC), and they did it in the most disgusting of ways. Between consistently shoddy co-host Jake Tapper defending violent riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and left-wing activist Van Jones calling for a 17-year-old to be beaten up, the network was unhinged.…

Republican National Convention has become a proving ground for how inconsistent the CNN was in terms of treating both political parties fairly. As NewsBusters’ associate editor Scott Whitlock documented last week, the anti-Trump news outlet only interrupted night two of the Democratic National Convention once. But for night two of the RNC, CNN disrupted the proceedings four times to whine…

The left’s identity politics went to disgusting lows during CNN’s night one analysis of the Republican National Convention. Both shoddy CNN host Jake Tapper and senior political reporter Nia-Malika Henderson proved how vile they could be when they accused Senator Tim Scott (R-SC), who's black, and former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, who's an Indian-American woman, of being tokens for a white…

Night one of the Democratic National Convention saw only two interruptions from CNN, both of which were commercial breaks. But come Monday, night one of the Republican National Convention, CNN suddenly had a lot more to say; disrupting that convention a total of six times. Two of them were for commercial breaks and the rest featured their Zuckerville collective whining about the speakers; not…

Just as they all did on night three of the Democratic National Convention with their nauseating gushing for former President Obama’s speech, the Zuckerville collective preached their prescribed consensus: Joe Biden’s closing address was “the best performance I've ever seen.” And with that, a convention night echo chamber ensued. Although, one panelist eventually gave away the game.