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CNN Newsroom host Jim Acosta reacted to the news that President-elect Donald Trump intends to nominate Fox Business host and former congressman Sean Duffy for Secretary of Transportation by scoffing that “this is becoming, kind of, a Fox cabinet.”

Thursday morning on CNN Newsroom, rule of experts aficionado and Atlantic writer Tom Nichols found himself flustered given the ultra-rare occasion of having faced direct pushback for his views. This time, it came from CNN conservative political commentator Shermichael Singleton over whether former Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) should be allowed to make her case to the Senate as…

Climate correspondent and man with more frequent flyer miles than you, Bill Weir, joined CNN Newsroom host Jim Acosta on Thursday to discuss what President-elect Donald Trump and EPA Administrator nominee Lee Zeldin mean for the environment. Naturally, Weir was quite gloomy, warning “these are such vital years” and worrying if the agency will be “able to hold the line.”

On Saturday afternoon, CNN anchor Fredricka Whitfield promoted a clip of Congressman Jim Clyburn (D-SC) from the day before when he tied the election of Donald Trump to racism and suggested that it was similar to the end of the Reconstruction era and the beginning of new Jim Crow era. Ultimately, he smeared America by saying his "real problem now is not Democrat versus Republican," but rather…

On Friday morning, CNN host Jim Acosta opened the show with a segment fretting over President-elect Donald Trump planning a "radical ultranationalist agenda" as he was joined by Democrat Congressman Brendan Boyle of Pennsylvania.

The shock of the scope and magnitude of President Elect Donald Trump’s victory have not yet worn off among the Regime Media. They’ve not yet completed their transition back to Resistance Media. But there are indeed signs that the transition is underway.

If CNN can’t convince voters that Donald Trump is a fascist, they will try the next best thing and try to convince them that pro-lifers are going to kill women. On Friday, correspondent Eva McKend joined not one, not two, but three CNN morning shows to hype Kamala Harris’s upcoming rally in Texas, where the campaign will “illustrate the tragedies abortion restrictions have led to.”

CNN Newsroom host Jim Acosta and fact-checker Daniel Dale white knighted for Kamala Harris on Tuesday as the pair reacted to a Donald Trump forum where Trump called Harris a “Marxist” and “lazy as hell.” Acosta thought such comments were “incoherent,” while Dale claimed they proved that the two candidates cannot be credibly viewed as equally truthful.

On Saturday afternoon, CNN weekend host Fredricka Whitfield devoted a segment to promoting UC San Diego implementing a new requirement that their students take at least one course on the climate, presumably as a way of promoting the liberal theory that humans are to blame for recent natural disasters.

Over the weekend, CNN provided segments to environmental activists Michael Mann and Bill Nye, allowing them to promote their liberal agenda against the use of fossil fuels.

Weekday morning CNN Newsroom host and former White House Briefing Room provocateur Jim Acosta displayed quite the gall Monday by reacting to the second Trump assassination with disgust for the “super-heated” political “rhetoric in this country”, blasting the right for “saying people on the left” wished the shooter got a chance to follow through on his plot, and arguing someone’s a…

In the aftermath of the school shooting near Winder, Georgia, the first week of September, CNN and MSNBC not only promoted more gun control without considering the evidence that arming teachers would make schools safer, but they also helped Democrats smear the GOP presidential ticket by taking out of context running mate J.D. Vance's comments about the attack.

On Sunday afternoon, CNN ran a full report to promote the Biden administration's Inflation Reduction Act by highlighting religious organizations that have used the law to help purchase solar panels. Church-state separation can go away for "climate action."

Scott Jennings and David Urban represent the lone actual, paid conservatives commentators on CNN who will be holding the fort down for the right at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) and, during Monday morning’s CNN Newsroom, Jennings held his own in single-handledly taking on former Biden official Kate Bedingfield and far-left hosts Jim Acosta and Abby Phillip.