Sara Sidner

Not long after their distributing their hot takes about how the preservation of religious liberty threatens to bring back Jim Crow, the Friday cast of CNN News Central freaked that “the wheels are coming off” for people who will now have to repay their loans after the Supreme Court struck down President Biden’s student loan cancellation scheme in Biden v. Nebraska.

CNN News Central reacted to the Supreme Court’s Friday ruling in 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis that upheld the First Amendment right to not be compelled to create a website for a same-sex wedding by raising hysterical hypotheticals about the return of Jim Crow. The assembled cast was also greatly confused by the difference between a gay individual and their wedding.

CNN chief legal analyst Laura Coates responded to the Supreme Court's Thursday ruling that declared affirmative action unconstitutional on CNN News Central by warning that the effects won’t be limited to Harvard or the University of North Carolina. No, getting rid of affirmative action will make the U.S. military a less effective warfighting force.

Presidential historian Douglas Brinkley appeared on Friday’s CNN News Central to discuss former President Trump’s latest indictment and blamed it on a curious suspect: Gerald Ford. Brinkley and host Sara Sidner also acted as if nothing has happened between Watergate and present day when wondering why Republicans do not urge Trump to step aside like they did with Richard Nixon.

CNN This Morning co-host did not explicitly say that Sen. Tim Scott, the Senate’s lone black Republican who is now running for president, undermines the interests of African-Americans on Tuesday’s show, but it was heavily implied as she lamented that “he has opposed civil rights” laws and the DEI racket.

MSNBC and CNN are not pleased with Gov. Ron DeSantis’ latest attempts to stop woke-ism in Florida with Alex Wagner sarcastically congratulating him for “keeping hockey white” on Wednesday while Wagner and Friday’s CNN This Morning both acted as if Florida will no longer be teaching history.

The word "controversial" can be wielded very deliberately to define what liberal journalists don't like. This week, it was Title 42, the "controversial Trump-era border restriction."

In a pre-recorded segment aired on Tuesday and Wednesday, CNN climate correspondent Bill Weir demonstrated the tendency of journalists to ignore what contradicts a narrative they are trying to push as he omitted the current blizzard from the list of "Top 10 Climate Stories of 2022."

The term “right-wing” has become a slur the liberal media sling around to describe politics they don’t like in an attempt to turn off the public to right-of-center politics. As an example, just look at how CNN reporter and fill-in anchor Sara Sidner chose to talk about the return of Benjamin Netanyahu as Israel’s prime minister during Thursday’s CNN Newsroom.

On Friday's Amanpour & Co., Sara Sidner devoted a segment to promoting the agenda of a gun control advocate as the fill-in host made no serious effort to challenge her liberal guest's claims.

ABC’s Good Morning America on Monday reached back to Saturday’s news to slam Republican Governor Greg Abbott for supposedly sending a group of migrants to Vice President Harris’s house on Christmas Eve, but over on CNN an activist explained that the much-criticized bus trips actually provide a “service to the migrants.”

CNN’s S.E. Cupp traveled over to CNN International’s Amanpour and Company on Friday, which is broadcast in the United States on PBS, to discuss President Biden’s “semi-fascist” remarks. The allegedly conservative Cupp proclaimed the label to be “correctly” applied and it was “courageous” of Biden to do so.

PBS may have officially jumped the shark on Monday’s Amanpour and Company as guest host Sara Sidner welcomed author James Crawford to discuss his new book The Edge of the Plain and lament borders are tools of nationalism and, when the United States seeks to combat illegal immigration, even fascism.

On Monday’s edition of Amanpour and Company, the PBS and CNN International show found time to cover a topic that virtually nobody cares about: the sex lives of African women. The segment not only found way to shoehorn anti-Dobbs comments, but also embrace polygamy as a perfectly valid type of relationship.