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Prominent left-wing organizations and activists commemorated “International Pronouns Day” on Wednesday, urging individuals to “make it a practice to ask people for their pronouns.”

Democrat presidential hopeful Sen. Kamala Harris took the stage at CNN’s Equality Town Hall Thursday night, where she said her pronouns are “she, her, and hers,” and CNN host Chris Cuomo agreed, saying, “Mine, too.”

Thursday during CNN’s LGBTQ issues town hall for the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) said she was wrong about a previous statement she made during her 2012 campaign for U.S. Senate calling gender-reassignment surgery for inmates not a “good use of taxpayer dollars.”

Schiff did not notify Republicans on the committee of an intelligence official who came to the committee with concerns.

Speaking Monday to reporters at the United Nations, President Donald Trump praised his personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, for defending him on CNN’s Cuomo Prime Time last week when asked about former vice president Joe Biden’s Ukraine scandal. 

Far-left comedienne Chelsea Handler called President Donald Trump as the “perfect example of white privilege”to promote her new Netflix documentary, which sees Handler traveling America apologizing for the benefits she believes she reaped from her white skin color.

Thursday during the Democratic presidential debate, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), a candidate for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, laid out her ambitious plan to fund government programs and expand entitlements. Following the debate, Warren told CNN’s Chris Cuomo there would

Secret Service arrested Chris Grant, a 50-year-old victim of the El Paso, Texas, shooting who was hailed a hero after claiming to have thrown bottles at the shooter, according to law enforcement officials who spoke to the Washington Examiner.

CLAIM: Climate change is causing more frequent and more intense hurricanes, like ongoing Hurricane Dorian.

VERDICT: FALSE. Hurricanes are not increasing in number or intensity in the Atlantic, though they could (slightly).

CNN and its personnel are a danger to society and, unfortunately, I fear the worst is yet to come.

Between Chris Cuomo threatening brutal violence against a man who called him a silly name, Brian Karem trying to start a fight in the White House, Don Lemon being credibly accused of sexual assault (there’s a witness!), and April Ryan’s bodyguard being credibly accused of a physical assault (there’s video!), the Thug Life is alive and well at far-left CNN.

Neither CNN nor Chris Cuomo offered “an apology to the black community” for repeated use of the mocking label “Fredo,” noted Paris Dennard.

New York governor Andrew Cuomo said Monday that he has only seen parts of The Godfather when asked about video of his brother’s meltdown over being called “Fredo.”

“The Godfather” star Gianni Russo said CNN anchor Chris Cuomo embarrassed himself when he declared that the term “Fredo” is as offensive to Italians as the N-word is to black Americans.

CNN host Chris Cuomo’s recent “Fredo” confrontation revealed the cultural prominence of ‘The Godfather’ films, which are now so central to our thinking that they can even be said to occupy the psychic space once held by ‘The Iliad’ and ‘The Odyssey’.

Far-left CNN is not only blaming President Trump for a sexual assault allegation filed against Don Lemon, CNNLOL is also spreading the conspiracy theory that Trump is responsible for April Ryan’s bodyguard allegedly roughing up a journalist, and Chris Cuomo’s hilarious “Fredo” meltdown.

CNN staffers are “embarrassed” by primetime host Chris Cuomo’s videotaped freakout in which he threatened a man with physical violence for referring to him as “Fredo” — a term he claimed was an anti-Italian slur. 

CNN political analyst April Ryan is under fire over a video purportedly showing a man identified as a security guard getting into a physical altercation with a local news editor who was covering an event that featured her as the keynote speaker.

“Daily Show” host Trevor Noah mocked CNN host Chris Cuomo’s claim that he was racially abused by a man who called him “Fredo,” pointing out that such an insult is not as offensive as using the N-word.

In what may have been a technical glitch or a clever joke, Apple’s digital voice assistant Siri referred to CNN host Chris Cuomo as Fredo — the weak-minded Corleone brother from The Godfather movies — on Tuesday before the anomaly was apparently fixed.

Black conservatives are slamming CNN anchor Chris Cuomo for saying that him being called “Fredo” was the same as someone using the “n-word.”

“I guess his fist is not a weapon or he would have done something, you know he talks about it but he didn’t do anything.”

Tuesday on his nationally syndicated radio show, conservative talker Rush Limbaugh took a jab at CNN “Cuomo Primetime” anchor Chris Cuomo, who has made headlines for a recent on-video interaction. Limbaugh noted how Cuomo, who he has also called “Fredo”

What we have here is Cuomo once again embracing and encouraging political violence, just as he frequently does on his low-rated CNN show.

Chris Cuomo previously referred to himself as “Fredo,” the unfortunate character from “The Godfather,” in a 2010 radio interview.

CNN primetime host Christopher Cuomo broke his silence Tuesday regarding a viral undercover video showing the network anchor threatening physical violence against an unidentified man for calling him “Fredo.”

CNN’s Chris Cuomo appears to have experienced a number of “Fredo” moments, as documented by his public Instagram, despite his insistence that he should not be associated with the nickname, which he considers offensive.

A clip has resurfaced, showing CNN’s Chris Cuomo failing to negatively react to Ana Navarro’s use of the nickname “Fredo.” This follows the emergence of a video that surfaced Monday evening, showing the CNN anchor going on an unhinged rant and equating the nickname to the “N-word” after a man referred to him as such.

Internet users erupted with mockery in response to a video that surfaced of CNN’s Chris Cuomo having a public meltdown over a man who referred to him as “Fredo.” In the video, the CNN anchor used profanity and accused the man of using an ethnic slur equivalent to “the n-word,” before threatening to throw him down the stairs.

Chris Cuomo compared the nickname “Fredo” to the “N-word” in a viral video that surfaced Monday night, showing the CNN anchor melting down after a man referred to him as such. There are numerous instances, however, of others in media, politics, and Hollywood using the term– the same term Cuomo likened to an ethnic slur.