Dana Bash

Once again, leftists in the media are wondering how the country will go on if deportations of illegal immigrants take place and they lose what they see as their imported servant class.

The writing was seemingly on the wall shortly before midnight on Election Day when CNN all but called the race for former President Trump. The so-called journalists were somber as they basically resigned themselves to a second Trump presidency; laughably admitting that Vice President Harris “could not out run the Biden economy” the media had been telling Americans they were too stupid to…

Multiple CNN journalists proved to the world that they were living in a liberal political silo Tuesday night, as they could not give a reason to explain why Georgia independent voters would swing 20 points from 2020 to now back former President Trump.

On CNN's State of the Union, Democrat Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania says that Trump's running of an ad about Kamala Harris supporting taxpayer-funded transgender surgery for inmates doesn't make him "a man." It makes him an "a-hole," with Fetterman pronouncing the full word.

Last year, CNN hosted a town-hall with Donald Trump, and Kaitlan Collins interrupted him incessantly. Now, CNN aired a town-hall with Kamala Harris, and Anderson Cooper asked his first question, Harris bloviated a 500-word answer. Cooper asked Harris if she thought Trump was a fascist, and she said yes for 300 words, without interruption.

Don Lemon returned to CNN on Tuesday to promote his new book, I Once Was Lost, but despite the obvious allusion to “Amazing Grace,” Lemon insisted on Inside Politics that today’s white Evangelicals are no different than the slave owners of previous eras who twisted the Bible for their own purposes.

In addition to a subsequent phone interview with The Weather Channel, CNN eagerly helped Vice President Kamala Harris insert herself into the news cycle Wednesday with a softball interview when the country’s news media should be entirely focused on the potentially catastrophic Hurricane Milton set to strike Florida’s Gulf Coast. Instead, Inside Politics host Dana Bash treated her to…

On CNN's State of the Union, Kamala Harris surrogate Mark Kelly, a Dem senator from Arizona, says that Harris is "committed to the values" of Michigan Muslims.  This despite the fact that a large swath of American Muslims support Hamas and call for the end of the State of Israel.

CNN’s Dana Bash, channeling Univision’s Jorge Ramos, ended her interview of U.S. Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ) by questioning how Hispanics in that state might vote for Donald Trump. The whole thing, quite frankly, reeked of elite bigotry.

Under the harsh glare of Regime Media scrutiny, the consensus seems to be that Minnesota Governor and Democrat presidential nominee Tim Walz was either under or overprepared, and was hurt by the Harris campaign’s decision to keep him away from interviews.

Former Bravo personalities turned podcasters Jennifer Welch and Angie "Pumps" Sullivan stopped by CNN’s Inside Politics on Tuesday to react to their April interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. During the segment with host Dana Bash, Welch would claim that Harris is “carrying the weight” of women across America on her back this election cycle as she campaigns heavily on abortion…

GOP vice presidential nominee and Ohio Senator JD Vance went on the Regime Media’s Sunday public affairs shows and utterly dismantled them for their lack of coverage of the stress that the Biden-Harris administration’s immigration policies have placed upon such towns as Springfield, Ohio, until a Trump-adverse angle can be exploited.

In the run up to the first and possibly only debate between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris Tuesday night, CNN’s panel of purported journalists tacitly admitted that they favored debate rules that they thought favored Democrats. In this instance, they were collectively whining about ABC News carrying over CNN’s debate rule of muting the candidates’ microphones to…

The ratings competition between CNN and MSNBC took a back seat on Monday as CNN’s Dana Bash traveled over to Inside with Jen Psaki to promote her new book on the 1872 Louisiana gubernatorial election and allege that the imagined voter suppression of today is on par with the real voter suppression of back then when such tactics included literal race massacres.