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Friday on CNN’s “Wolf,” political correspondent Dana Bash said President Donald Trump’s comments about former White House aide Rob Porter’s abuse allegations were “tone-deaf.” In remarks he made in during a visit with his supporters Shane and Donald Bouvet,  Trump said. “Well, we

Tuesday on CNN’s “Wolf,” network political correspondent Dana Bash asked where the Obamas were on condemning Harvey Weinstein over his growing sexual harassment scandal. Bash said, “You broke the news about Hillary Clinton finally putting out a statement condemning his behavior

Feinstein said the U.S. offer a deal under which North Korea would agree to “freeze” their nuclear and missile programs, and the U.S. would agree not to pursue regime change there.

Wednesday on CNN’s “The Situation Room,” while discussing the deal President Donald Trump struck with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) to raise the debt ceiling through December 15, both host Wolf Blitzer

Friday on CNN’s “New Day,” Sens. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) and Susan Collins (R-ME) defended their “no” votes a week ago against the so-called “skinny” repeal of the 2010 Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. CNN’s Dana Bash asked the two

As the election results showed Republican Karen Handel soundly beating her opponent Jon Ossoff in the special election in Georgia, CNN analysts appeared disappointed by the results before anchor Anderson Cooper cut to a break.

Publicly available family tree data found on the website ancestry.com confirms Senator Jeanne Shaheen’s (D-NH) claim that she is a direct descendant of Pocahontas, which she made earlier this week in an interview with CNN’s Dana Bash.

While discussing the April jobs report on Friday’s edition of CNN’s “New Day,” CNN Chief Political Correspondent Dana Bash said that “whether he deserves it or not,” President Donald Trump will try to take credit for the unemployment rate being

During Wednesday’s Democratic Leadership Debate on CNN, DNC Chair candidate Representative Keith Ellison (D-MN) was questioned about his comment on HBO’s “Real Time with Bill Maher” in 2014 that he wished the Democratic Party would come out against the Second

Monday on CNN’s “Wolf,” while discussing the 2016 presidential election when Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said that half of Republican Donald Trump’s supporters belong in a “basket of deplorables,” guest host Jake Tapper said, “I don’t think there’s any

Monday on CNN’s “Wolf,” while discussing the 2016 presidential election when Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said that half of Republican Donald Trump’s supporters belong in a “basket of deplorables,” CNN’s chief political correspondent Dana Bash said the comment “made the

During CNN’s Election Night coverage anchor Jake Tapper and Chief Political Correspondent Dana Bash criticized Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s decision to send campaign chair John Podesta out to announce to her victory party that she wouldn’t

Wednesday on CNN’s “Wolf,” when asked about funding his campaign, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said, “I will have over $100 million in, I’m willing to invest more than that.” Partial transcript as follows: DANA BASH, CNN CHIEF POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT: 

Breitbart News was very much on the minds of CNN’s political commentators at Sunday night’s second presidential debate, with senior correspondents describing Donald Trump as having used a “Breitbart strategy” to rebound from the first debate.

During CNN’s coverage of Sunday’s presidential debate, anchor Wolf Blitzer, John King, and Dana Bash said that Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton didn’t defend her husband’s behavior when Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump brought it up

Sunday after the presidential debate in which Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump vowed to have a special prosecutor investigate Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton for her email server while secretary of state, and that she’d “be in jail,” CNN’s Dana

The Trump campaign signaled that the Republican presidential nominee would address the birther controversy, but the first 20 minutes of the event featured veterans telling the media why they supported Trump.

Friday on CNN’s “New Day,” Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) told network correspondent Dana Bash it was “very unlikely” he will be voting for his party’s nominee Donald Trump. Kasich also ruled out voting for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton. “I’m

During CNN’s coverage of the RNC, anchor Jake Tapper stated that Libya was “in many ways,” presumptive Democratic presidential nominee former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s “baby.” And that Clinton went along with the White House’s narrative that the Benghazi

Following presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s Tuesday economic address in Monessen, PA, CNN’s Dana Bash said that congressional Republicans were pleased to hear their party’s standard bearer deliver such a “detailed” and “cogent” policy speech. Bash told viewers that

Tuesday on CNN’s “At This Hour,” while discussing today’s press conference in which Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump got into several heated exchanges with the press, chief political correspondent Dana Bash defended the press tactics and declared it was the

Wednesday on CNN’s “At This Hour,” while discussing the State Department inspector general’s report finding that during her tenure as secretary of state, Hillary Clinton did not comply with the department’s policy, CNN’s chief political correspondent Dana Bash said that this

Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that her paid Wall Street speeches aren’t an issue, but that she’ll only release the transcripts “if everybody agrees to do it” when pressed on her paid speeches to Goldman

In a portion of an interview CNN’s Dana Bash conducted with Republican presidential hopeful Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) that aired on CNN on Friday, Cruz was asked if he would offer an apology to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY)

CNN Chief Political Correspondent Dana Bash reported that “Ben Carson could be approached by establishment figures here in Washington to say, ‘You know what, Dr. Carson, we have an idea. Why don’t you, instead of running for president, run for

CNN Chief Political Correspondent Dana Bash stated that Democratic presidential candidate former Secretary of State is is running to “effectively be the third term of Barack Obama” and “embracing it wholeheartedly” during CNN’s coverage of the South Carolina Democratic primary

CNN is not only desperate to absolve itself of its legitimate responsibility for spreading the false idea that Dr. Ben Carson was dropping out of the presidential race last week, CNN is also hoping to complete a three-bank shot that

Tuesday, shortly before President Barack Obama’s final State of the Union address before Congress, CNN correspondent Dana Bash noted there was a lack of electricity and anticipation for the address compared to years past. “[J]ust one impression that I had

2016 GOP frontrunner Donald Trump told Breitbart News exclusively that he would have done the exact same thing as former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush in the latest GOP debate—fight with Trump—because he’s losing so badly.

CNN Senior Political Correspondent Brianna Keilar stated that sexism seems to be “something that Carly Fiorina is dealing with more than say Hillary Clinton is” on Tuesday’s “CNN Newsroom.” After playing a clip of a man at one of Clinton’s

Moderated by CNN’s Jake Tapper, conservative radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt, and CNN Leftist Dana Bash, the second Republican primary debate is on tonight.  This post will look at the media’s coverage of the debate. Newest posts at the

How corrupt and bubble-dumb is the American media? So corrupt and bubble-dumb that they believe the 2016 candidate defying disqualification gravity is Donald Trump,  not Hillary Clinton. Among many others in the left-wing media, Bloomberg’s Mark Halperin and CNN’s Dana

Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee is traveling to Israel this week for a two-day trip to the Middle Eastern U.S. ally, all while he’s rolling out an impressive campaign infrastructure in early presidential primary states.

Garrett asked President Barack Obama a real question. And the Iran deal demands more questions than his colleagues have cared to ask, thus far. Why, for example, is Obama going to the UN Security Council before going to Congress, as promised?

CNN Chief Congressional Correspondent Dana Bash said Major Garrett’s question that received a scolding from President Obama was “crossing that line a little bit, and being disrespectful” on Wednesday’s “CNN Newsroom.” Bash stated, “You’ve been a White House reporter, I’ve been

During Wednesday’s national press conference about his Iran deal, President Obama played the media like a fiddle. It was a situation where the media was so compliant the questioners were hand-picked by the White House beforehand, the president filibustered throughout,