CNN This Morning

On CNN This Morning, host Kasie Hunt kvetches to panel that whereas they -- all members of the political/media elite -- can conduct a "civil" discussion, it's impossible for others, because of the "disinformation" that Trump spreads. She ends on an ominous note, saying that we, in 20 days, "are hurtling toward something that could be an unknown and potentially difficult chapter in our history…

On CNN This Morning, host Kasie Hunt, reacting to Kamala Harris saying on The View that "there is not a thing that comes to mind" when asked if she would have done anything different from Biden, says: "I was a little bit surprised she didn't have a more specific answer to that question, because it does seem in polls that people say, that they want to know a little bit more…

On CNN This Morning, Democrat Elliot Williams, a CNN legal analyst, admits that the impact of Liz Cheney's endorsement of Kamala Harris will be limited to "one lady in Wisconsin."

On CNN This Morning, David Frum accuses Donald Trump of planning to build a network of "concentration camps" to hold 10 million people. 

Vivek Ramaswamy duels with CNN's Kasie Hunt on immigration in general and the situation in Springfield, Ohio in particular. Ramaswamy recently held a town hall there, and met with leaders of the Haitian community. He expressed the view that the US should only admit immigrants who are unlikely to become dependent on welfare.

On CNN This Morning, David Frum says that JD Vance is a younger version of the racist, authoritarian, corrupt Donald Trump, with a law degree and a better haircut.

On CNN This Morning, Republican Scott Jennings is quadruple-teamed by the three other panelists plus host Kasie Hunt, as they argue against his position that the nexus of antisemitism in America is in the Democrat party, not the GOP.

On CNN This Morning, Annie Linskey, speaking of the assassination attempts on Donald Trump, says "We don't know the motives. We just don't." The motives of the second suspect were very clear: a strong animus toward Trump, and the desire to see him "gone." Host Kasie Hunt blames Trump for the attempts on his life, saying, "It is impossible to pull apart what we have seen from Donald Trump, the…

CNN This Morning host Kasie Hunt says the motive of the suspect in the second assassination attempt on Donald Trump is not very clear and may never be known, despite CNN's own reporting that the suspect had posted an accusation that Trump wants to make Americans slaves, again, that "DEMOCRACY is on the ballot," and the "we" cannot lose. 

On CNN This Morning, a frustrated David Frum says the Constitution's creation of an Electoral College was "probably stupid," and gives Trump a chance to win, as he did in 2016, despite losing the popular vote.

If it had been up to Kasie Hunt, host of CNN This Morning, the rest of the show could have been ditched, replaced by a loop of Trump making his claim, during last night's debate, that migrants are eating the pets of residents of Springfield, Ohio. After playing it once, Hunt begged her director: "Can we, can we just, Jimmy in the control room, can we play the pets bite one more time…

On Morning Joe, Willie Geist calls North Carolina Republican candidate Mark Robinson "crazy." On CNN This Morning, Mark McKinnon defends Biden-Harris's disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan, saying "wars are hell," and that "Trump's the one who planned the exit, and Biden got it done, which is an incredibly hard thing to do."

On CNN This Morning,  CNN correspondent Jeff Zeleny, commenting on the question of whether Joe Biden should pardon his son Hunter despite having said on national TV that he would not, says "why not?"

On CNN This Morning, Republican communications expert Erin Perrine demolishes her Dem counterpart. When Brad Woodhouse brags that Dems gave Joe Biden a four-and-a-half-minute standing ovation at the DNC, Perrine parries: "Yeah, after they took him out back like Old Yeller." In response, a stunned Woodhouse could only mumble, "all right, okay."