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Sunday on CNN’s “Fareed Zakaria GPS,” during his opening commentary, host Fareed Zakaria said Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump “is a cancer on American democracy.” Zakaria said, “These are the core views of Donald Trump, expressed over decades and confirmed

[EXPLICIT LANGUAGE WARNING] Sunday on CNN’s “Fareed Zakaria GPS,” host Fareed Zakaria defended calling Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is a “bullshit artist,” earlier in the week. Zakaria explained, “Earlier this week I was asked on CNN to make sense of

[EXPLICIT LANGUAGE WARNING] Monday on CNN’s “Wolf,” the host of CNN’s Fareed Zakaria GPS, said Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is a “bullshit artist.” Zakaria  said, “There is a pattern here Wolf every time it is demonstrated that Donald Trump

Conservative author and commentator Ann Coulter triggered an outrage spasm on Twitter yesterday evening when she suggested that opinions on what it means to be an American carry more weight when they come from people who were actually born in the country.

Thursday on “CNN Tonight,” Fareed Zakaria, host of the network’s Sunday program “Fareed Zakaria GPS,” dismissed the possibility of what Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump following through with his campaign proposals on the immigration and on fighting terrorism. “[Trump] in

Sunday on his CNN show “Fareed Zakaria GPS,” Fareed Zakaria likened Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump’s rise to that of extremism in Islam. According to Zakaria, elements in Islam have not denounced extremism in the same way that Republicans within

JERUSALEM/BRUSSELS (EJP)— The European Union has “double standards’’ when it comes to Israel, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini during a meeting at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Netanyahu’s comment came after the

Citing a study that shows Middle American whites are dying in increasing numbers, like a twisted and bitter eugenicist, serial-plagiarist Fareed Zakaria doesn’t even attempt to contain his glee. By painting those who are supposedly dying as useless, drug-addicted ragers, he paints a picture of a weak, angry, and ultimately stupid ethnic group getting what it deserves.

In a preview of a portion of an interview between former President Bill Clinton and CNN’s Fareed Zakari set to air Sunday, Clinton commented on his wife Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, saying he is “amazed that she’s borne up” under the political fire

In a figure that is a far cry from the 207 mass shootings that CNN claimed took place in the first 207 days of 2015, Mother Jones quotes a study that claims there were approximately “90 public mass shootings” in the U.S. over a period of 46 years.

On August 1, The Economist claimed America averages one mass shooting a day, and they countered the impulse to use a gun to defend oneself from mass shooters by suggesting “the impulse to self-defense… is natural, but mistaken.”

President Barack Obama claimed that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had offered no alternative to the Iran deal. ” I’ve repeatedly asked both Prime Minister Netanyahu and others to present me a reasonable, realistic plan that would achieve exactly what this deal achieves, and I have yet to get a response,” Obama told CNN’s Fareed Zakaria GPS.

On August 2 CNN’s Fareed Zakaria tried to stir Congressional action on gun control by citing a study which claims 207 mass shootings in the first 207 days of 2015. Zakaria said the claim of one mass shooting every day

Monday on CNN’s “At This Hour With Berman and Bolduan,” anchors John Berman and Kate Bolduan were shocked President Barack Obama admitted he doesn’t have a complete ISIS strategy and said “All these months later and there’s still no strategy,” adding

HBO host Bill Maher and CNN host Fareed Zakaria sparred over radical Islam on Friday’s “Real Time.” Maher, in a discussion on Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, re-iterated his prior argument that “Islam is the mother lode of bad ideas.” Zakaria

After a video of the brutal killing of Jordanian pilot Mouath al-Kasaesbeh came to light on Tuesday, Fareed Zakaria appeared on Jake Tapper’s “The Lead” to emphasize the “un-Islamic” nature of the killing. Zakaria, however, failed to explain how the ISIS fighters appear to have relied on an ancient Islamic law of retribution to justify their actions.

On Sunday, President Barack Obama explained his stance on radical Islam to CNN’s Fareed Zakaria–and in the process, showed exactly why it is that the U.S. is losing to Al Qaeda, ISIS, and Iran. Obama believes, against all available evidence, that only a small minority of Muslims share the political beliefs of Islamist terror groups. And he is wedded to a particular tactic–the so-called “surgical” strike–that precludes any commitment of troops, giving the enemy wide freedom of action.

The elite media continues to further erode whatever moral authority it has by silently standing by  Fareed Zakaria, whose instances of documented plagiarism (or “problematic sourcing”) are now so numerous I’ve lost count. This week, The Washington Post was forced

Illegal immigration is so unpopular, even a labor union is weighing in to oppose potential amnesty. Yet this all seems to come as news to some. During a recent panel discussion, the host of CNN’s Fareed Zakaria GPS conceded that Republicans

This story originally appeared on CNN. The current Ebola outbreak is “running much faster” than the international response to it, the co-discoverer of the virus said Thursday. “This is the first Ebola epidemic where entire nations are involved, where big

Sunday on CNN’s “Fareed Zakaria GPS,” Mexico’s President Enrique Peña Nieto said the anti-immigration views of many Americans is racist. Zakaria asked, “When you hear some of the anti-immigrant language, the rhetoric, do you think it’s racist?” Nieto answered, “I think it’s discriminatory, yes, and

A wave of unearthed plagiarism charges against Fareed Zakaria at Our Bad Media has resulted in Newsweek adding a plagiarism warning to every one of the CNN anchor’s previous columns and articles. According to Politico, Zakaria worked for Newsweek as

On Monday evening, Newsweek added a plagiarism warning to all of Fareed Zakaria’s articles for the publication.  “Fareed Zakaria worked for Newsweek when it was under previous ownership. Readers are advised that some of his articles have been the subject

As you watch this video, keep the following in mind: When dozens of plagiarism examples are unearthed that show Fareed Zakaria serially stealing the work of others, this is how the elite media handles it… Ignore, stonewall, ignore, stonewall, and

CNN chief Jeff Zucker has not allowed the network’s media reporter to interview plagiarist Fareed Zakaria even though Zucker has said CNN has “complete confidence” in Zakaria.  Zucker made his supportive remarks on Wednesday a week after a watchdog group

After CNN chief Jeff Zucker said he had “complete confidence” in CNN’s Fareed Zakaria even after at least 24 instances of plagiarism on his Fareed Zakaria GPS show had been discovered, a prominent journalism professor said he had no doubts

Our Bad Media, a site staffed with two anonymous writers who have dug up countless instances of what they (and journalism ethics experts) say are outright acts of plagiarism committed by CNN’s Fareed Zakaria, have found yet another. According to

Thanks to The Week and Esquire, there are now two more cracks in the conspiracy of silence being mounted by a mainstream media desperate to protect Fareed Zakaria from any fallout over his documented serial plagiarism. Zakaria’s most egregious sins

You would think that the mainstream media would either defend Fareed Zakaria, or out him as a serial plagiarist. Instead, despite a drip-drip-drip of allegations from two anonymous writers at Our Bad Media charging Zakaria with serial plagiarism, the elite

CNN host Fareed Zakaria has been accused of plagiarism again. Our Bad Media, the group that brought down left-wing Buzzfeed’s Benny Johnson before National Review hired him, found that “two dozen episodes of Fareed Zakaria GPS contain content that has

In April of 2012, Fareed Zakaria had to apologize for lifting paragraphs from a New Yorker article. Three days ago, two anonymous plagiarism cops hit Zakaria with a litany of examples of what they defined as plagiarism. Friday, this same

Politico’s Dylan Byers, the left-wing outlet’s media writer, offered up a paragraph of analysis Friday that attempted to explain why the incoming plagiarism charges against Fareed Zakaria aren’t “gaining nearly as much steam as those that brought down BuzzFeed editor

The two anonymous plagiarism cops at Our Bad Media, whose reporting resulted in the firing of BuzzFeed’s Benny Johnson last month, have published a new list of plagiarism charges, this time aimed at Fareed Zakaria and three news outlets that

Sunday on CNN’s “Fareed Zakaria GPS,” former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton discussed the United States standing in the world and said former President George W. Bush is the president who made her “proud to be an American.” Clinton then

In an editor’s note quietly posted Friday morning, CNN announced that Marie-Louise Gumuchian, a former CNN News editor, who mostly covered international affairs, plagiarized at least 50 published stories. Apparently she was caught after an internal editing process caught an

On CNN, Fareed Zakaria interviewed Princeton and NYU professor Stephen Cohen about his article in The Nation this week in which he argues that Vladamir Putin is not the “neo-imperialist thug” he is accused of being.  Asked about Putin’s invasion