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El noticiero Directo USA de CNN En Español acaba de pasar dos segmentos sobre el tema de Cuba, y el contraste no podría ser más marcado. El primer segmento trata de encuadrar una participación reducida de manifestantes en Miami como señal de que los opositores al régimen están perdiendo la esperanza. El segundo segmento dedica más de nueve minutos a la divulgación de información falsa y…

CNN guest host of At This Hour, Dana Bash pondered on Friday if "'swearing off meat completely" is necessary to save the planet from climate change as she hyped a CNN Special Report that would be airing later Friday night on the future of food, hosted by Bill Weir.  

On Wednesday night, President Biden was granted the second town hall of his presidency (and third in the last year) by his adoring fanboys and girls at CNN and, not surprisingly, the Jeffrey Zucker-led network made sure that the 80-minute event was little more than a foot-massage (or smelling of the hair since that suits his fancy).

Four years ago Monday (June 14), a leftist extremist who was a fan of Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow carried out a mass assassination attempt against Republican lawmakers in Alexandria, Virginia as they practiced for the congressional baseball game. It was a heinous act that the FBI had only just gotten around to calling domestic terrorism, but it was of no interest to…

CNN's John Harwood joined At This Hour host Kate Bolduan to allege that Republicans are suppressing the vote because that is the only way they believe they can win elections. Not only did he not provide evidence for his claim, he also admitted that allegations of voter suppression are really just GOTV measures.

After accusing Fox News on Friday of being a "propaganda arm" for "radical" right-wingers, CNN host Fareed Zakaria got to show off his own production of liberal propaganda Sunday night in the CNN special, A Radical Rebellion: The Transformation of the GOP.

CNN host Fareed Zakaria hijacked former President Donald Trump’s slogan “Make America Great Again” and slapped it on President Joe Biden’s gargantuan federal spending.

To kick off Sunday’s Global Public Square, CNN host Fareed Zakaria, praised a “brilliant scholarly work” comparing British and German conservative parties in the early 20^th century. The point was to suggest that America was on its way to emulate Germany with the modern Republican Party and News Corp. owner Rupert Murdoch marching to create a new Nazi Party to destroy our…

On Tuesday, CNN experienced nirvana as they held their first town hall with President Joe Biden, the candidate they backed in 2020. Unlike other liberal media town halls that featured President Donald Trump, it lacked an openly hostile host and audience members looking to exact pounds of flesh. In respect to both audience and host, it was clear that CNN was eager to impress the Democratic…

During CNN's impeachment pre-game show on Wednesday, Dana Bash reported that former President Trump's lawyers are rushing to create videos showing Democrats using the same kind of rhetoric that House managers argue Trump should be convicted for. According to Jake Tapper, that would be an unfair criticism, because no violence came from them.

Among those present would be New York's Andrew Cuomo, but Diamond kindly omitted Thursday's revelations regarding his fellow CNN colleague's brother. 

Although CNN host Lisa Ling claimed that her Sunday special on gun violence "isn't entirely anti-gun," the show blatantly pushed anti-gun activism -- including the views of radical liberal activist Father Michael Pfleger -- while presenting nothing positive about the impact of gun ownership in lowering crime.

On Sunday's Fareed Zakaria GPS, as he opened the show complaining about President Donald Trump refusing to concede defeat, host Zakaria likened the actions of the President and his supporters to "ultra-right-wingers" in 1920s Germany who helped give rise to Adolf Hitler by scapegoating Jews and communists for the country's loss of World War I.

If there is anyone who is not in position to lament the raise of bubbles and echo chambers, it is anyone who works at CNN, but that didn't stop Brian Stelter and CNN Right Now guest host Pamela Brown from doing just that on Thursday.