Reliable Sources

CNN just gets desperate trying to say everything the president says is dictatorial. On Sunday's Reliable Sources, host Brian Stelter pretended it was "ominous" and threatening for the president to tell his supporters on Twitter to call or write the publisher of The Atlantic to object to their nasty story. If that's a threat, then NewsBusters threatens media outlets…

At the end of another softball interview on public broadcasting, PBS host Judy Woodruff unexpectedly asked CNN host Brian Stelter if he'd ever work at Fox News. Stelter ducked, but said "if anybody at Fox could peel off an hour where it's all about fact-checking, all about being as accurate as possible, then there should be room for that." Hilarious.

CNN host Brian Stelter appeared on C-SPAN's Washington Journal on Tuesday morning to promote his anti-Trump/anti-Fox News book Hoax. Callers were mostly hostile, including a guy who was cut off for calling Stelter "Humpty Dumpty" -- a favorite Hannity nickname. The most serious caller was a Lakeland, Minnesota man who calmly told Stelter CNN was "the enemy of the truth."

If something demonstrates the hilarity of Brian Stelter’s CNN hootenanny – bizarrely titled Reliable Sources --  it’s airing a seven-minute segment insisting President Trump is a fascist like Adolf Hitler, and at the end, asking the question “How can fact-checkers break through at this point?” Exactly.

On Sunday’s Reliable Sources, CNN charlatan, far-left hack, and Fox News-stalker Brian Stelter spent three segments hawking his now-released book Hoax, which appears to serve as an extension of his visceral hatred for Fox News Channel and painting it as an existential threat to not only the free press, but America itself. However, when it comes to the ratings for Sunday’s…

On Sunday's Reliable Sources, CNN host Brian Stelter played his usual role as enforcer of liberal bias, insisting the networks must create an imbalance in how they cover conventions. CNN was right to allow two hours a night of Democrat advertising, he said, but the Republicans must be interrupted incessantly because it will be a "stream of lying." 

CNN chief medial reporter Brian Stelter beclowned himself yet again during Sunday’s no-so Reliable Sources. Between raging at right-wing media and talk radio for questioning Joe Biden’s mental lucidity, and claiming left-wing hacks like himself weren’t dedicated to “tearing down” President Trump, Stelter was out to prove that he was willing to lie with impunity. And at one point, a…

CNN's media reporters claimed it was an "imaginary controversy" and a "right-wing media tempest" that liberals are urging Joe Biden not to debate President Trump. They couldn't even admit CNN published a liberal making that case. Biden backers are terrified of the debates.

There’s no bottom for CNN and Jeffrey Zucker puppet Brian Stelter. On Sunday’s Reliable Sources, he reveled in the ratings for CNN and MSNBC versus Fox News during the funeral of Congressman John Lewis (D-GA) and implied there was a race angle to the disparity. Of course, what the ghoul never entertained was the notion that, while Lewis is a civil rights icon, he was a partisan Democrat.

Predicting “an election mess in the making, with three months before ballots will be counted” was how CNN media activist and resident soothsayer Brian Stelter was reading in the tea leaves at the top of Sunday’s show. And according to this wildly anti-Trump activist, President Trump was at the wheel of an out of control car with all of us trapped in there with him, except the vehicle wasn’t…

David Rutz at the Washington Free Beacon took the time to confirm what everyone conservative could suspect: CNN's Media Unit obsesses over conservative or "far-right" media, and defends the left-wing press as somehow non-ideological. 

Sunday’s edition of Reliable Sources featured an entire segment devoted to smearing President Trump and Fox News viewers as “conspiracy theorists” living in an alternate reality. The guest for the segment, CNN presidential historian David Brinkley, described Trump as “the InfoWars President” and compared him to the late Senator Joe McCarthy.

CNN’s Brian Stelter kicked off Sunday’s edition of Reliable Sources by asking “what is the cost of lies?” Stelter noted that those were the first words of the HBO miniseries “Chernobyl,” which dramatized the 1986 nuclear disaster in the Soviet Union. After describing “secrecy, state deception, and endemic lying” as the main themes of Chernobyl, Stelter proceeded to compare the Soviet…

On CNN’s Reliable Sources on Sunday, Brian Stelter lamented that Facebook was “radicalizing” people with allowing all this divisive speech on its platform. Then he welcomed on longtime PBS omnipresence Bill Moyers, who suggested it was a popular T-shirt at Trump rallies to suggest journalists should be lynched.