Reliable Sources

After years of slamming Fox News, Reliable News host Brian Stelter suddenly became a fan of that same network due to the way it called the election.

On Sunday’s Reliable Sources, CNN host Brian Stelter welcomed Biden campaign press secretary T.J. Ducklo for another soft interview, hailing the "seismic change for the nation." Stelter was eager to underline how Biden will not attack the press like Trump...which raises the question: Why would he? For Biden, it's like attacking your best friends. For Trump, it's like fending off…

In the last edition of CNN's Reliable Sources before the election, host Brian Stelter launched into another one of his Trump-trashing "essays" about how he and CNN stand for "truth." What will he do with his show if Biden wins?

On Sunday, CNN showed off what kind of so-called “Reliable Sources” they could dredge up when chief media correspondent Brian Stelter brought on Politico founding editor John Harris to discuss election coverage. But according to Harris, the media were in the wrong for acting as though President Trump still had a chance at winning and avoiding “death watch coverage.” He and…

With CNN’s glee at seeing President Trump hospitalized with COVID-19 and other media outlets whining about him getting the “best medical care possible,” it’s hard on to imagine which outcome they would relish. Adding to that notion on Sunday, the media panel for CNN’s so-called “Reliable Sources” almost said the quiet part out loud when New Yorker staff writer Masha Gessen…

Brian Stelter, host of CNN’s hilariously-named media show Reliable Sources, spent half of his time slot on Sunday spitting out liberal talking points about the upcoming Presidential debate. The CNN host was particularly concerned that Chris Wallace, the first debate’s moderator, might have been 'tainted' by working for CNN competitor Fox News, which Stelter referred to as “more…

No, that’s not a typo in the headline. According to Nielsen Media Research, CNN’s Reliable Sources and host Brian Stelter were absolutely pulverized Sunday in the ratings fight by FNC’s MediaBuzz with Howard Kurtz, losing by 106 percent in total viewers. On Sunday, Stelter’s Fox hatefest garnered 852,000 total viewers and 168,000 in the 25-54 group. In contrast, Kurtz’s show…

One of the silliest things that liberal journalists can pretend to oppose is media outlets that tilt toward aiding an ideology and aiding their favorite candidates. But CNN's Reliable Sources is a silly show. On Sunday, Baltimore Sun TV critic David Zurawik, one of Stelter's Trump-trashing regulars, insisted the "mainstream press" is at a "disadvantage" because they operate…

Reliable Sources host Brian Stelter stopped by The View Wednesday to continue hawking his anti-Fox News book and shamelessly defend the corrupt network he works for. Remarkably, the hosts didn’t ask even one question about the town hall CNN is hosting for Joe Biden, tomorrow.

CNN just gets desperate trying to say everything the president says is dictatorial. On Sunday's Reliable Sources, host Brian Stelter pretended it was "ominous" and threatening for the president to tell his supporters on Twitter to call or write the publisher of The Atlantic to object to their nasty story. If that's a threat, then NewsBusters…

At the end of another softball interview on public broadcasting, PBS host Judy Woodruff unexpectedly asked CNN host Brian Stelter if he'd ever work at Fox News. Stelter ducked, but said "if anybody at Fox could peel off an hour where it's all about fact-checking, all about being as accurate as possible, then there should be room for that." Hilarious.

CNN host Brian Stelter appeared on C-SPAN's Washington Journal on Tuesday morning to promote his anti-Trump/anti-Fox News book Hoax. Callers were mostly hostile, including a guy who was cut off for calling Stelter "Humpty Dumpty" -- a favorite Hannity nickname. The most serious caller was a Lakeland, Minnesota man who calmly told Stelter CNN was "the enemy of…

If something demonstrates the hilarity of Brian Stelter’s CNN hootenanny – bizarrely titled Reliable Sources --  it’s airing a seven-minute segment insisting President Trump is a fascist like Adolf Hitler, and at the end, asking the question “How can fact-checkers break through at this point?” Exactly.

On Sunday’s Reliable Sources, CNN charlatan, far-left hack, and Fox News-stalker Brian Stelter spent three segments hawking his now-released book Hoax, which appears to serve as an extension of his visceral hatred for Fox News Channel and painting it as an existential threat to not only the free press, but America itself. However, when it comes to the ratings for Sunday’s…