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CNN This Morning host Audie Cornish says the Minneapolis school shooter had "anti-Semitic, anti-black, and anti-religious messages painted" on the side of his weapons, but she fails to mention that he had also written on a gun, "Kill Donald Trump."

Pyongyang on the Potomac? That was the absurd analogy that CNN This Morning host Audie Cornish tried to make on Tuesday's show. Reacting to the news that there have been no murders in the capital since Trump's crimefighting moves there, Cornish said: "Actually, there's probably no murders in North Korea, too."

Obstructing justice was a serious crime but CNN didn’t seem to care when they took time on Monday’s CNN This Morning to whine about agents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) getting aggressive with liberals who tried to interfere with arrests. Host Audie Cornish and guest Garrett Graff, a columnist for The Washington Post, huffed about everything from recruitment…

Just when you thought CNN had run out of things to blame on President Trump, CNN This Morning host sat down with The Atlantic staff writer Faith Hill on her The Assignment podcast to blame the Trump Administration for dating app fatigue.

Orthodox Jewish Chamber of Commerce (OJC) CEO Duvi Honig unloaded on the American leftist media for repeatedly behaving as apologists for Hamas and jihadi radicals seeking to smear the state of Israel. He didn’t mince any words. 

CNN This Morning host Audie Cornish suggests that the presence of ICE agents outside a venue where California Gov. Gavin Newsom was giving a speech on his plans to gerrymander more congressional seats for Democrats constituted an "armed response."

On CNN This Morning, CNN contributor Lulu Garcia-Navarro, criticizing President Trump's move to reinforce Washington, DC police with federal agents, says the real way to combat crime is with "better social media policies and better money for schools."

On CNN This Morning, CNN correspondent Kimberly Dozier says it "doesn't matter" if Anas al-Sharif was a Hamas operative. Israel shouldn't have killed him. It should have built its case, presented it to Al Jazeera, and ask them to fire him.

On CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish, speaking of President Trump's plan to clean up DC, says: "Talking about juveniles, people are one beat away from saying superpredators. It just feels familiar."

A CNN This Morning segment hypes fears of the effect of Trump tariffs on back to school supplies. Host Audie Cornish suggests that people will be using buy now, pay later plans to pay for "pencils and crayons." Julie Margetta Morgan, president of the self-described "progressive" think tank, the Century Foundation, says that people should "be really worried" about that.

In an example of politics making strange bedfellows, on CNN This Morning long-time Democrat aide Maria Cardona condemned Netanyahu's "racist, fascist" policies and his "horrific war in Gaza." Cardona sounded much like Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has accused Israel of "genocide" in Gaza.

In a CNN This Morning segment on Kamala Harris' announcement that she will not run for governor of California in 2026, and her future prospects, host Audie Cornish says: "Republicans would love for her to run again. And if you're on a listening tour, like, you were on a listening tour. It was called the election. And people said 'no.'"

CNN This Morning dumps on Trump's European trip. Phil Mattingly calls Trump's ribbon-cutting at his new golf course "completely an anathema to what we think a U.S. president should be doing." He claims that the ceasefires Trump has achieved are "short-lasting," even though the India-Pakistan and Thailand-Cambodia ceasefires are holding. Jonah Goldberg says that Trump makes peace efforts only…

CNN This Morning's panel harshly criticizes Hunter Biden for his F-bomb-laden interview in which he castigated fellow Democrats for calling on his father to resign. The show quickly transitions to increases in the price of beef.