Miles Taylor

On Nicolle Wallace's MSNBC show, Miles Taylor, who as "Anonymous" wrote an anti-Trump New York Times op-ed claiming he was part of the "resistance" inside the Trump White House, says "I wouldn't trust Ronny Jackson to put a Band-aid on me . . . Republicans are quite literally murdering their base of support with their disinformation" on Covid

A day after promoting a party-switching former Republican who is running for Oklahoma as a Democrat, on Tuesday, CNN's New Day devoted a segment to a pair of disaffected Republicans who are encouraging members of their party to vote Democratic and keep Democrats in control of Congress.

CNN's New Day again attacks Nikki Haley. The thrust is to accuse her of being a "pinball machine," or as they have said before, a "weathervane" and a "flip-flopper" when it comes to her opinion of President Trump. After co-host Brianna Keilar finishes her spiel, she brings on former Trump aide Miles Taylor, aka Anonymous, to parrot her opinions.

Of all the people CNN could have chosen to comment on General Milley's calls to the ChiCom military leader in which he promised to give him advance warning of any attack ordered by President Trump, CNN chose one with perhaps the least credibility: Miles Taylor, aka Anonymous, who under that pen name wrote the infamous NYT op-ed, "I Am Part of the Resistance Inside the Trump Administration."…

MSNBC continues to prop up the Biden administration by airing rants filled with sick rhetoric and fueled by emotion, including suggesting that the Republican Party is now a “bigger threat to our democracy than organizations like Al-Qaeda or ISIS.”

Unsurprisingly, MSNBC has continued to allow hosts and pundits to throw vile, unfounded attacks at Republicans. On Thursday's ReidOut, fill-in host Jason Johnson, Congressman Eric Swalwell (D-CA), and Miles Taylor (aka Anonymous) discussed the alleged greatest threat to democracy: Donald Trump and the Republican Party. Taylor even went as far as to make the outrageous claim that…

Try to think back to the news cycle in the fall of 2018. No easy task of course. However, one loop on this endless rollercoaster of “Orange man bad” media outrage involved an “anonymous” Trump official leaking controversies and scandals within the Trump administration in the form of a New York Times op-ed

On Wednesday afternoon, CNN contributor and former DHS chief of staff Miles Taylor became 2020's media equivalent of Al Capone’s vault, revealing himself to have been “Anonymous,” the author of a New York Times column and eponymous book denouncing the dangers of President Trump. Right on cue, CNN and MSNBC were head over heels for Taylor, giving him 94 minutes and 28 seconds over…

Over the last 24 hours plus, CNN and other leftist networks have gone crazy over the revelation that noted Trump critic Miles Taylor was the anonymous author of the 2018 New York Times op-ed tripping the President. With Tony Bobulinski coverage nowhere to be found and the election less than a week away, the timing of this announcement …

As if we needed any more proof of Google’s leftist leanings, it has now been revealed that a Google staffer is the anonymous author of an anti-Trump New York Times opinion piece and book, A Warning. Miles Taylor, a former Department of Homeland Security official under the Trump administration came forward on October 28 as the author of The Times piece. In…

Back on September 5, 2018, all three networks treated as hugely important an “anonymous” op-ed from someone the New York Times described as a “senior” official in the Trump administration, unloading his list of grievances with the President. It was “jaw dropping,” “an extraordinary alarm,” and “the most daunting opposition he’s faced yet,” according to the Big Three that night.

The following is a breakdown of just SOME of the worst hatchet jobs by New York Times journalists during the last four years.

CNN contributor and former administration bureaucrat Miles Taylor revealed Wednesday that he was the so-called “senior administration official” who wrote an op-ed for The New York Times in 2018 with many unsubstantiated accusations against President Trump. CNN’s Chris Cuomo managed to snag Taylor’s first interview since coming out and that too was filled with unsupported…

The journalists, hosts and guests on CNN may not be doctors, but that doesn't stop them from speculating about Trump's mental stability and whether "roid rage" prompted his erratic behavior.