CNN’s chief political correspondent Dana Bash said Thursday on “Newsroom” that President Joe Biden’s press conference on his administration’s coronavirus pandemic response felt like “the adults are back in the room.”
As the House of Representatives was debating articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump on Wednesday, CNN anchor Jake Tapper commented on Rep. Brian Mast (R-FL), who is also a retired U.S. Army bomb technician and Purple Heart recipient, position on impeachment.
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director Dr. Anthony Fauci said Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union” that a coronavirus surge throughout America is likely following the holiday season.
CNN’s chief political correspondent Dana Bash said Monday that it is “very scary” people believe President Donald Trump and White House advisor Stephen Miller’s election fraud claims.
CNN’s anchor Jake Tapper said Monday that President Donald Trump’s “lies” could lead to “stochastic terrorism,” which is when a leader publicly demonizes a person or group, resulting in violent acts.
Representative-elect Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) — the newest member of the progressive “Squad” in Congress — claimed that police are “terrorizing black and brown communities,” and he called for a “dramatic reduction” of police in “poor communities,” adding that “95 percent” of police work can be done by other professionals.
If President Donald Trump fails to win Arizona, it will be the late Republican Sen. John McCain’s “last laugh,” CNN’s Dana Bash said Wednesday.
Left-wing figures fumed Monday afternoon after President Trump told Americans not to fear the Chinese coronavirus.
Tuesday, after the first presidential debate on CNN, network correspondent Dana Bash had rough language to describe that debate, which she said was a “shit show.”
CNN’s chief political correspondent Dana Bash commented on President Donald Trump contradicting CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield about wearing masks and the coronavirus vaccine timeline on “The Situation Room.”
President Donald Trump’s attempt to blame author Bob Woodward for not reporting his discussions with the president to the authorities was “crazy” according to CNN’s Dana Bash, Thursday on “The Lead.”
It’s not Donald Trump that told voters that Joe Biden was against fracking. Biden told voters himself — repeatedly — in the Democratic debates.
During an appearance on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI), the chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, addressed the question of select members of Congress no longer receiving in-person briefings from the Director of National Intelligence on election security issues.
Rep. Adam Schiff, who has a history of falsifying quotes, claimed falsely that Kellyanne Conway encouraged violence when she observed that Democrats’ refusal to stop the violence was creating a clear choice for voters.
During CNN’s coverage of the 2020 Republican National Convention on Monday, CNN Chief Political Correspondent Dana Bash reacted to President Trump’s discussion with frontline workers by stating that “they were really not socially distanced, not wearing masks, standing there talking.”
Wednesday on CNN’s “Situation Room,” White House correspondent Jim Acosta said President Donald Trump’s tweet about “suburban housewife” was a “twofer,” meaning it was both “racists and chauvinist.”
Former Vice President Joe Biden is backtracking on the idea that his eventual running mate will be a woman of color.
Tuesday on CNN, political correspondent Dana Bash said President Donald Trump accusing the Democrats of wanting him to be unsuccessful in his coronavirus pandemic response, which would mean more death was “absolutely ridiculous and reprehensible.”
Tuesday CNN’s chief political correspondent Dana Bash praised President Donald Trump’s tone after his daily briefing on the coronavirus pandemic.
Monday on CNN’s “New Day,” network political correspondent Dana Bash weighed in on former South Bend, IN Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s announcement that he was suspending his presidential campaign following a poor showing in South Carolina.
CNN political correspondent Dana Bash unsuccessfully attempted to interview Vice President Mike Pence and several senators as they entered the House chamber to hear President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address on Tuesday night. Bash said, “Hi there, Anderson. I
Tuesday during CNN’s 2020 election coverage, network chief political correspondent Dana Bash deemed the fiasco the night before, in which inconsistencies were found in the reporting of Iowa caucus results, a “win” for President Donald Trump despite being a Democratic caucus.
CNN’s Chris “Fredo” Cuomo called his mother on live television in an attempt to prove President Trump wrong, but his endeavor backfired significantly.
FACT CHECK – CLAIM: Roger Stone’s conviction means “Russia collusion” actually happened. VERDICT: FALSE. Robert Mueller was the prosecutor in both!
On Sunday’s broadcast of CNN’s “State of the Union,” White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said she didn’t know when asked if military aid for Ukraine was held up by President Donald Trump in exchange for an investigations into former Vice President
On Tuesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “New Day,” CNN Chief Political Correspondent Dana Bash criticized 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Senator Bernie Sanders’ (I-VT) attacks on the Washington Post‘s coverage of him as “very similar to what Donald Trump is doing,” and “incredibly dangerous.”
CNN commentator Dana Bash said falsely that climate scientists and other experts claim that the world needs to eliminate all fossil fuels to prevent the “most catastrophic consequences” of climate change.
Monday during an appearance on CNN, Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) was asked by anchor Dana Bash how “The Squad” was pulling the entire House Democratic caucus into a fight and how it was overshadowing some of the policy endeavors
CNN released the outline for the second round of Democrat primary debates Tuesday evening, but some of the rules have critics wondering if the network is rushing to protect Democrats.
Former Rep. Beto O’Rourke (D-TX) invoked the “Charlottesville hoax” — the claim that President Donald Trump called neo-Nazis “very fine people” after riots in Charlottesville, Virginia, in August 2017 — on CNN Tuesday night.
