Kasie Hunt

Through a series of stories this week, it was evident CNN’s current staff have no interest in being salvaged as a serious news organization and anything other than a far-left propaganda outlet worthy of being some combination of mocked and ignored. Instead of seeking to move on from disgraced former boss Jeff Zucker, they’ve tried to canonize him as a tent pole of American democracy.

On Wednesday morning's New Day, CNN viewers got an unusual dose of reality on the true causes of the recent crime surge as former Capitol Hill police officer Michael Fanone -- now a CNN law enforcement analyst -- actually implicated the media and the decriminalization of crime by liberal leaders.

On CNN's New Day, pro-Biden hack John Harwood defended the President's disastrous press conference performance, including his questioning the legitimacy of the midterm elections and his comment about a "minor incursion" into Ukraine ordered by Putin not meriting a full-blown US response.

On CNN's New Day, David Sanger, the chief Washington correspondent of the New York Times who doubles as a CNN analyst., opines that Biden's catastrophic mishandling of the Afghanistan withdrawal has emboldened Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine. 

Imagine you're a White House staffer, or even Joe Biden himself. Amidst all the bad political news, you decide to tune into CNN's New Day, assured of some chicken soup for the soul. But, wait a second! They're talking of Democrats "panicked" over Biden's "abysmal," "spectacular, failures." They're rolling an SNL clip mocking Biden over approval ratings so low, they're in "…

The networks this spring were excited at the prospect of Joe Biden implementing a liberal packing of the Supreme Court. But now that the President’s commission on the Court has come back with a muddled, non-answer, ABC, CBS and NBC are silent over the embarrassment. 

On Thursday's MTP Daily on MSNBC, fill-in host Kasie Hunt gave an unchallenged forum to Oregon's Democratic governor, Kate Brown, to blame global warming for recent weather disasters in her state and to push for a reduction in the burning of fossil fuels to allegedly curtail such events in the future.

According to Andrea Mitchell Reports guest host Kasie Hunt, President Biden's agenda is so popular that Republicans are trying to take credit for it, even though they vote against it. There was just one problem with the Thursday segment: in order to provide evidence for their claim, MSNBC had to deceptively edit Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's Tuesday remarks in Kentucky.

MSNBC on Monday waited and waited...and waited on Joe Biden. As the wait for President’s press conference stretched from an hour, to two hours, and finally to two and a half hours, the polite hosts kept promising that the President would be there ”soon” and “any moment.” Rarely any wonderment at the 149 minute delay, they stayed chipper.  

Congressional correspondent Kasie Hunt joined Andrea Mitchell on her Thursday MSNBC show to discuss President Biden's Wednesday speech to Congress and Sen. Tim Scott's response to it. Hunt twisted herself into a rhetorical pretzel to declare that Biden's speech was "less partisan" and normal while also claiming the era of big government is back, while Mitchell criticized Scott's "very partisan…

In contrast to how they reacted to President Trump’s first address to Congress, NBC News was over the moon at President Biden’s remarks before a joint session, calling it a “remarkable speech” filled with a “very popular agenda” and given by a President who “rose to the moment that we were facing as a country” with supposedly little opposition from Republicans.

Showing they were so enthralled with President Biden’s address to a joint session of Congress before he even said a word, ABC and NBC had already started on Wednesday night gushing over his plans, bringing out movie trailer-like opens and boasting of his “hope for an America returning to normal” filled with an agenda that’s extremely “popular” with all Americans.

Packing the Supreme Court with several new liberals is massively unpopular with the American public, according to a respected polling firm on Wednesday. Will the networks who routinely parrot the talking points of Joe Biden, even bother to inform their viewers? 

Princeton Professor and MSNBC contributor Eddie Glaude Jr. told Andrea Mitchell Reports guest host Kasie Hunt on Friday that the context that makes police shootings possible is the fault of former President Ronald Reagan.