John Berman

CNN New Day co-host John Berman got so excited about impeaching Donald Trump, that he made quite an embarrassing slip of the tongue, Monday. 

Proving that there's virtually nothing the liberal media can't turn against Republicans and conservatives, CNN's John Berman today somehow managed to use President Biden's dogs to joke and swipe at the GOP and Tucker Carlson.

Forget the coronavirus. A new pandemic has broken out, one targeting the liberal media: the Chills Virus! Yesterday, NYT editor Lauren Wolfe tweeted: "Biden landing at Joint Base Andrews now. I have chills." Poor John Berman of CNN was hit with the same virus this morning.  On New Day, commenting on Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman's inauguration performance, Berman said: "I have to say, the…

CNN New Day co-host John Berman gloats over the fact that Melania Trump is the first First Lady to leave the White House with a net-negative approval rating. Manifesting the kind of negative coverage the liberal media has given Melania for years, he claims she "could not be bothered" to extend courtesies to the Bidens. As if she had a choice?

Talk about kicking people on their way, literally, out the door . . . CNN's nasty little parting gift for members of President Trump's White House staff was to suggest they might be thieves. On New Day, as footage rolled of staff members carrying items out of the White House, Alisyn Camerota wondered whether they might be "absconding" with them. And Errol Louis snidely said: "…

While the hacks at CNN spend much of their time accusing Fox News and other conservative media outlets of spreading disinformation and conspiracy theories, they also spend plenty of time disseminating absurd conspiracy theories of their own. On Wednesday’s New Day, CNN hosts Alisyn Camerota and John Berman collaborated with senior national security correspondent Alex Marquardt and…

On CNN's New Day, political analyst Errol Louis says, apropos of whether VP Pence will certify the election results at the congressional session on January 6th, says:  "looking at that footage that you showed of the two men inside the Oval Office yesterday, I thought of the Bob Dylan lyric, you know, maybe the devil or maybe the Lord, but you’ve got to serve somebody. And the question…

On CNN's "New Day," Abby Phillip, supposedly a "correspondent," described the election of Barack Obama as "progress" for America, whereas the election of Donald Trump was "a couple of steps back," with the "pendulum swinging" in the wrong direction. Phillip followed that bit of blatant liberal punditry by describing the prospective election of Kamala Harris as VP as "a thrilling moment."…

On CNN's New Day this morning, co-host John Berman felt free to say: "Merry Freaking Christmas." Berman did so for the purpose of scoring a cheap political point about Trump pardons. His notion was that, given the continuing wrangling over the Covid relief package, the unemployed and members of the armed services are unsure of when their relief or pay raises will be coming. But for…

CNN eagerly touted coronavirus demands from their favorite governor, Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) this Monday morning, while they continue to ignore his sexual harassment scandal.

On CNN's New Day, substitute host Erica Hill suggests President Trump may have already become "dangerous," Politico reporter Anna Palmer responds, saying it could come to "people having to step in" to stop the president. 

On Tuesday morning’s New Day, CNN co-host John Berman and legal analyst Elie Honig used former Attorney General Bill Barr resigning to express their vehement dislike of Barr. Berman set up Honig to attack Barr by asking what his “legacy is,” to which Honig replied “Bill Barr has been a disgrace.”

On New Day, CNN correspondent John Harwood interprets the speech Joe Biden gave after the Electoral College vote as being two-fold: a call for unity and an attempt to "calm passions." But also telling Republicans that in challenging the election, their "garbage stinks so bad." 

On CNN's New Day, co-host John Berman suggests that Republican congressmen who signed the amicus brief in the Texas lawsuit, and who represent districts in states whose results the suit is challenging, should "resign or not take the oath of office."