Inside Politics

Joe Biden is the president of the United States, but CNN seems to think that it’s “not quite fair” to hold him accountable for the economic failures of his administration. Two-thirds of Americans disapprove of Biden’s handling of inflation, and on Tuesday’s Inside Politics, host John King and a panel discussed other people and organizations that they could blame for these abysmal numbers.…

Most people do not commemorate other people's colonoscopies, but the Friday panel of Inside Politics on CNN is not most people. From host John King to chief political correspondent Dana Bash to Congressional correspondent Ryan Nobles, President Biden's procedure was a time to mark the fact that for the first time a woman held presidential authority.

CNN Inside Politics host John King agreed with Democratic strategist Paul Begala on Thursday that Republican attacks against Critical Race Theory were nothing more than racist dog whistles for suburbanites who don't like diversity. At one point, King went so far as to echo Democratic allegations that it was a "horses***" issue.

CNN’s so desperate to defend Democrats they will even claim a cringeworthy statement made by a Dem during a debate must’ve been “edited” or taken “out of context!” On Inside Politics this afternoon, host King and CNN analyst Margaret Talev of Axios talked about the Virginia governor’s race coming up this November between Democrat Terry McAuliffe and Republican candidate Glenn Youngkin…

While guest hosting Inside Politics on Friday, CNN's Dana Bash took a break from the busy news cycle to look back at the Trump era with leftist Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin. Together, the two of them explored how far-left women activists supposedly fought back against sexism and "saved democracy."

Inside Politics host John King and CNN chief political correspondent Dana Bash reacted to President Biden's new vaccine mandate on Friday by praising him for going after Republican governors who allegedly are anti-science.

Plenty have people have compared the current situation in Kabul to Saigon in 1975, but on Tuesday, CNN presidential historian Douglas Brinkley became probably the first to suggest that may not be all bad. For Brinkley, the fact that people are scrambling to get onboard or hanging off the exteriors of C-17s might, one day, lead to them being seen as symbols of hope.

Every so often the media has brief moments of honesty worth noting. On Sunday’s Inside Politics on CNN, the liberal panel of journalists worried about the far-left’s control on the Democrat party “damaging” the Biden administration, with one panelist even noting that many Democrats supported Cuba’s socialist regime. 

Liberal media darling and “creepy porn lawyer” Michael Avenatti was sentenced on Thursday afternoon to two and a half years in prison for attempting to extort Nike, ending the first of three trials in which Avenatti could spend much of his remaining years behind bars. But unfortunately, MSNBC refused to cover it on any of the nine shows since Judge Paul Gardephe handed down his sentence.

CNN's Inside Politics host John King appeared to realize on Tuesday that the Democrats' "voting rights" bill was doomed, and he channeled despondent Democrats like Sen. Jeff Merkley calling the impending defeat "policy and political Armageddon." 

The Inside Politics panel discussion led by host John King on Thursday about Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar comparing the U.S. and Israel to Hamas and the Taliban was less interested in Omar's actual comments, than how the "Democratic family" will learn how to live with its differing opinions.

CNN's Jake Tapper is a company man, and the company is now returning the loyalty by helping him plug his new novel repeatedly on CNN. And if this can match with their 24/7 loathing of Donald Trump, that's even better. Tapper joined Inside Politics host John King on Thursday to promote his new novel The Devil May Dance and it quickly turned into how today, Donald Trump is...…

On Tuesday's Inside Politics, CNN host John King marked the one-year anniversary of George Floyd's death with a panel segment that was divorced from any attempt to unify the country as panelist LaTosha Brown of Black Votes Matter alleged that policing is premised on "state-sanctioned violence" with officers longing for the ability to "inflict more pain" and "put more" racial…

On Sunday morning's Inside Politics show on CNN, host Abby Phillip acknowledged that "searing visuals" of problems like gas lines and inflation bring older voters right back to the Jimmy Carter years, which Republicans will underline as Bidenomics.