Poppy Harlow

On Wednesday, CNN showed a further commitment to unseriousness and a refusal to engage in basic journalism by spending nearly three times (2.72) times more time over a 12-hour period on Congresswoman Liz Cheney (R-WY) losing a role in House GOP leadership than the multiple economic crises facing the country, ranging from the Colonial pipeline hack to gasoline shortages to inflation to stagnant…

On New Day, CNN international correspondent Nick Paton Walsh, commenting on President Biden's decision to withdraw all US troops from Afghanistan, says "I think [Afghanistan] has been left in the lurch to some extent, some would say."  Co-host Poppy Harlow grills Democrat Sen. Chris Coons, who supports the withdrawal, on the threat to women's rights.

Of all the potential GOP 2024 presidential contenders, CNN's John Berman seems to have singled out Nikki Haley for special opprobrium. Who knows whether it's out of conviction, or a sense that an Indian-American woman might pose the biggest election threat to President Biden, or, as the case may be, to Kamala Harris, who also has Indian-American heritage? Berman's beef with Haley is over what…

When you see segments like the one below, one has to wonder: How can CNN still call itself a serious news organization? This morning, CNN Newsroom anchor Poppy Harlow actively encouraged a left-wing boycott on the state of Georgia, just a few days after CBS faced backlash for doing this very same thing.

Congressman Don Bacon brought some much needed common sense to CNN Newsroom on Wednesday where he educated host Poppy Harlow on what exactly an AR-15 is and why law-abiding citizens do not need to justify to Harlow why they need one. Harlow could only respond by implying that Bacon isn't protecting people from being murdered.

Despite the fact that Atlanta police have still refused to say race played a factor in Tuesday's mass shooting -- and the FBI is suggesting race was not a factor -- CNN Newsroom still blamed Republicans like former President Trump for the shooting on Thursday and wondered if the country has moved beyond things such as World War II internment camps. And who was president then…

Don Lemon joined CNN Newsroom hosts Jim Sciutto and Poppy Harlow on Tuesday to promote his newly released book This is the Fire: What I Say to My Friends About Racism. When asked if he is optimistic about the state of race relations in America, Lemon said that he was, because Joe Biden won in November. Then on his own show Tuesday night, Lemon was warning of a "collision…

CNN Newsroom host Poppy Harlow welcomed on Jared Bernstein, a member of the White House Council of Economic Advisors, on to the Thursday program to talk about President Biden's economic agenda and to question him from the left if "fundamentally capitalism needs to change."

CNN Newsroom was roughing up Facebook on Friday for enabling violent "far right sympathizers" searching for body armor and "firearm accessories." But anchor Poppy Harlow suggested Facebook just needed to fix its content policies, while Parler is somehow beyond repair. 

Reviewing the recent Georgia Senate debate between Kelly Loeffler and Raphael Warnock on Monday CNN Newsroom host Poppy Harlow defended Warnock from accusations from Loeffler that he is a "radical liberal."

Critical, that is how CNN Newsroom co-host Poppy Harlow was describing Janet Yellen Tuesday, who President-Elect Joe Biden was planning to nominate for Treasury Secretary. Rather than give information about her qualification, past positions, and how she would steer the ship during the post-COVID economic recovery, the partisan network gushes over her past fights for inequality and her…

Information. At its most basic core, information is what any news organization should be focused on providing to its audience. Instead, we've gotten nothing but praise over Joe Biden’s cabinet picks instead of actual analysis from our so-called nonpartisan and pro-facts news media. On Tuesday morning, CNN Newsroom decided to accomplish the less-than-serious path with help from none…

This morning CNN journalists let former President Obama take a turn at spewing hate towards President Trump and the millions of Americans who voted for him. 

CNN Newsroom's Jim Sciutto went to eleven on the outrage scale on Wednesday with Harvard professor and former Bush Assistant Attorney General Jack Goldsmith when they proclaimed that by not conceding, President Trump and Republicans are risking another 9/11.