Brianna Keilar

On Monday, one could have diagnosed CNN’s New Day co-host Brianna Keilar deciding to eat cicadas as the show’s “shark jumping” moment, but that would have meant that the show was successful to begin with when, in reality, it’s been a dumpster fire since its April 19 reboot. Nielsen Media Research has the numbers and, unless you’re puppetmaster Jeff Zucker and his minions with their heads in…

The amount of vitriol the media has been spewing about a Texas election security law is shocking, but today’s interview on CNN with one Republican lawmaker might take the cake. New Day co-anchor Brianna Keilar went beyond the role of tough journalist while grilling GOP state senator Bryan Hughes on the bill he helped co-write, to accuse him of trying to stop black Texans from being…

Sounding more like a liberal activist than a news "anchor," CNN's Brianna Keilar frets that President Biden is not being tough enough on Republicans regarding what she calls their "assault on voting rights."

On Tuesday's New Day show on CNN, co-host Brianna Keilar devoted a segment to trying to undermine a soon-to-be law in Texas that will allow legal gun owners to carry concealed handguns without a permit.

On Monday morning, CNN's New Day show devoted a segment to letting gun control activist and frequent guest Fred Guttenberg trash Republicans and cheer for Democrats to enact more gun laws, supposedly to stop the kinds of shootings that happened over the past weekend.

On this morning's New Day, after a long clip was aired of CNN reporter Kyung Lah grilling Republican Karen Fann, president of the Arizona state senate, regarding the Maricopa County 2020 presidential election recount taking place there, a thrilled John Berman said:  "First of all, Kyung Lah for president, right? I’ll chair that committee right now. That was a terrific interview."

Along with its ongoing ethical problems, a deceptive marketing campaign, and a continued hatred for non-liberal voices, it’s been a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year for the Jeffrey Zucker-led CNN. And as per the latest Nielsen ratings, CNN has continued to hemorrhage viewers with primetime and entire day total viewership down over 70 percent since January.

Just when you think the media can’t stoop any lower, they inevitably do. This morning on CNN’s New Day, a little boy was used as a political prop by his own progressive father and the media vultures on CNN to further the left’s messaging on race and policing in this country.

CNN host Don Lemon insisted he was “not political” and “not partisan” while repeatedly attacking the Republican Party as immoral, insane and too far gone to save, this morning. As a guest on New Day, the primetime host continued the GOP-bash session he began with political commentator Matthew Dowd on his show the night before, accusing Republicans of every ugly thing imaginable. 

CNN took a brief break from obsessing over the GOP’s “crisis” to actually focus on Democrat party drama on this morning’s New Day. Co-hosts John Berman and Brianna Keilar spoke with author and Atlantic journalist Edward-Isaac Dovere about his new book revealing how perturbed President Obama was by President Trump’s win in 2016 and how he even tried to influence the Mueller…

On Thursday's New Day show, CNN had moderate Republican ex-Congresswoman Barbara Comstock on the show to react to the days news and be critical of her own party.

Even though CNN helped Democrats sell the Russian collusion lie all the way up until this last election, CNN had the gall to go after Franklin Graham this morning on New Day, over his initial support for Trump questioning the results of the election last December.

What got into CNN this morning? We're accustomed to the network's unrelenting coverage of how the Republican Party is endangering America, but when it came to the current conflict between Israel and Hamas, New Day painted a surprisingly negative picture of a feckless Biden lacking the relationship with Bibi Netanyahu that President Trump enjoyed, and incapable of making any real…

CNN's New Day often features analyst John Avlon delivering a commentary they call "Reality Check." But reality took a beating on Thursday's edition, as he accused Republicans of "purging" moderates ever since Barry Goldwater ran for president in 1964.