Poppy Harlow

As actor and environmental activist Kal Penn appeared on Monday's CNN This Morning, the show's three liberal hosts were taken aback when their liberal guest informed them that their painstaking personal efforts to recycle plastic have all been a waste of time since very little plastic is actually recycled.

A solemn Don Lemon reacted to a Kailtin Collins interview of House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer on Tuesday’s CNN This Morning by lamenting that Republicans are “Citing uncredible sources like citing the New York Post” and “The American people are going to have to suffer through all of this stuff.”

The New York Post reported late Thursday on a December 8 incident in which CNN This Morning co-host and prima donna Don Lemon allegedly berated new co-host Kaitlan Collins for interrupting him during the show to the point that, according to one source, Collins became “visibly upset and ran out of the studio.”

Don Lemon's obsession in discussing the Super Bowl is that, for the first time, it will feature two black starting quarterbacks.

On Thursday's CNN This Morning, co-host Don Lemon went on a rant, describing himself as "riled up" at Florida Governor Ron DeSantis over the Republican's education policies as the CNN host reacted to a report about state schools covering up some of their library books with paper until they can have them screened for appropriateness.

This past week, CNN again backtracked on a COVID-related issue the liberal news network had previously dismissed as a right-wing "conspiracy theory" as network medical contributor Leana Wen admitted that overcounting of COVID deaths and hospitalizations is likely a problem that needs to be corrected -- a subject she covered in a couple of Washington Post op-eds.

In an interview aired on CNN This Morning, Democrat California Governor Gavin Newsom smiles broadly and repeatedly while discussing three recent mass shootings in his state that claimed 18 lives. Newsom calls for more federal gun control, and Don Lemon agrees: "You cannot argue with the man, especially the frustration that he has, and rightly so, because of what happened. And he's right: the…

Over the past several days, CNN and Fox viewers have been treated to the kind of opposite coverage of the border crisis that one would expect as CNN has voiced concerns by Democrats that not enough illegal immigrants will be able to enter the country while Fox has done a better job of actually informing their viewers of the issues.

The morning shows of ABC, NBC, CBS, and CNN saw nothing controversial about the FDA’s new policy that allows pharmacies to provide abortion pills to anyone with a prescription.

In a pre-recorded segment aired on Tuesday and Wednesday, CNN climate correspondent Bill Weir demonstrated the tendency of journalists to ignore what contradicts a narrative they are trying to push as he omitted the current blizzard from the list of "Top 10 Climate Stories of 2022."

Friday’s CNN This Morning reacted to Thursday night’s suspensions with none of the nuance that a discussion about doxing and flight tracking information should have. Instead, it was claimed that non-democratic governments around the world will use the incident to clamp down on free speech in their own countries.

Thursday’s CNN This Morning had a peculiar take on the Twitter Files and revelations into what went into the decision to block the New York Post story on Hunter Biden’s laptop. Not only was it alleged that the Twitter Files actually made Twitter look good, but it was also claimed that it was Elon Musk that was violating the spirit of free speech.

On CNN This Morning, anchorman Don Lemon announces with pompous solemnity that, along with his fiancé, he will be attending the signing ceremony at the White House of the "Respect for Marriage Act."

On CNN This Morning, political commentator S.E. Cupp says that Republicans might have had a better candidate in Georgia: "If you had a strong Republican leadership willing to say to Donald Trump, this candidate is crap and we're not going to win with this candidate."