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What’s the quickest way to become a CNN contributor? Announce in a high-profile way that you’re a former administration staffer who is now supporting Joe Biden. On Friday, New Day host John Berman hyped, “Joining me now is another former administration official who now says he is voting for Joe Biden. Miles Taylor, he is now a CNN contributor.”

He also touted Olivia Troye…

On Thursday’s New Day, CNN hosts John Berman and Alisyn Camerota hurled juvenile attacks at President Trump over his public disagreement with CDC director Robert Redfield on masks. Camerota said Trump was "escalating his war on facts and science." Berman said "He also lies about everything from crowd sizes to injecting disinfectant, so there's that."

Trump the killer. Biden the working-class hero—if  there's time to "reprogram" voters to see him that way. That was CNN's hyper-partisan twofer during New Day's 8 am hour this morning.

Anthony  Scaramucci, holder of the world record for shortest tenure as White House communications director, made a preposterous proposal on CNN's New Day this morning. The Mooch proposed that the Justice Department be taken out of the president's control and be "moved over to the Supreme Court." 

Some days, CNN’s Chicken Little routine about President Trump is so hysterical it seems like parody. Tuesday, the network was not about to give the president any credit for visiting California and speaking to local leaders about the wildfires. Instead, they accused Trump of "assaulting science" by not blaming climate change.

It didn’t take long for billionaire and failed presidential candidate Tom Steyer to resume peddling his climate change nonsense. This comes after he spent over $341 million financing his own campaign. His new schtick? Selling the American people that the only way to stop West Coast wildfires is electing Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.

On New Day, CNN medical analyst Dr. Jonathan Reiner accuses President Trump of "negligent homicide" for holding a rally in Nevada without imposing a mask mandate. Host Alisyn Camerota chips in to suggest that Trump might lack the "energy"  to conduct contact tracing. That's in line with the liberal media's pattern of trying to turn Biden's obvious decline back on Trump.

Over the past several days, the media have been displaying a classic example of their double standard in which police shooting stories receive attention. If it bolsters the liberal narrative that police violence is motivated by racism, it is much more likely to receive attention than if a questionable case of police violence involves a white victim.

As the Labor Day edition of CNN's New Day hyped Brandeis University professor and sexual harassment activist Anita Hill's decision to endorse Joe Biden for President, the sexual assault accusations made against the Democratic nominee by former Senate office employee Tara Reade were not mentioned at all.

On CNN's New Day, substitute host Erica Hill says of allegations against President Trump made by his former employee Michael Cohen: "I wonder if this will still have an impact though, sadly, given where we are at this point."  Hill seems to be sad at the prospect that the Cohen allegations will not hurt President Trump politically. 

On Friday, CNN's flagship morning show, New Day, concluded another heavily biased week by devoting a segment to liberal author Isabel Wilkerson to promote her new book, Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents, in which she argued that racism began in the United States as people of different races began living in the same country.

On Tuesday's New Day on CNN, conservative analyst Scott Jennings was infuriating the liberals on set by raising the issue of Kamala Harris and the Biden campaign staff bailing rioters out of jail. Liberal analyst Bakari Sellers jumped all over Jennings, pretending he had no point, and that Democrats were bailing out peaceful protesters in the style of John Lewis. 

Bad news for Nancy Pelosi. Even CNN is not totally sold on her excuses for violating San Francisco's coronavirus lockdown rules by having her hair done indoors at a salon, and at least at times without a mask. But anchor John Berman complained "people are making this a partisan issue."

On Thursday, The Atlantic ran a truly damning piece accusing President Trump of saying that a cemetery of marines who died at the Battle of Belleau Wood, one of the most important battles of World War I and in the history of the Marine Corps, is "filled with losers" and that they were "suckers" for getting killed. However, there was a problem. Editor-in-chief Jeffrey…