Wednesday, CNN senior political analyst John Avlon weighed in on Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) saying migrant detention centers are concentration camps. Avlon said on “New Day” that Holocaust metaphors are “beyond problematic,” adding what the socialist Democrat from New York
Thursday on CNN’s “Newsroom,” network political analyst John Avlon discussed President Donald Trump’s comments on the White House South Lawn criticizing special counsel Robert Mueller. Avlon said, “That’s one of the huge ironies of the outburst we just heard, the unhinged
CNN has yet to correct or retract its on-air claim, repeated on several recent programs, that President Donald Trump referred to neo-Nazis as “very fine people” in his remarks on riots in Charlottesville, Virginia in 2017.
Joel Pollak dismantled the lie that Donald Trump described white supremacists and neo-Nazis in Charlottesville, VA, as “very fine people.”
CNN’s John Avlon lied repeatedly to viewers about President Donald Trump’s views on white nationalism in a “reality check” segment on Monday morning.
During Tuesday’s “New Day” on CNN, network political analyst John Avlon compared President Donald Trump’s response to the deadly wildfires in California killing around 100 people in 2018 and Hurricane Maria killing around an estimated 3,000 to his response to
CNN political analyst John Avlon on Tuesday cautioned Democrats against being impeachment enthusiasts in 2019 once they take over House majority. “On the investigatory front, I think the baseline will be how early does the chair of the Ways and
CNN senior political analyst John Avlon attempted to draw parallels between President Donald Trump’s criticism of dishonest journalism and mass murder committed by Soviet dictators Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin.
During a Thursday “Reality Check” segment for CNN’s “New Day,” political analyst John Avlon weighed in on President Donald Trump’s complicity with hurricanes. According to Avlon, if the United States continues to ignore climate science, “the cost of lives and
CNN swept aside journalistic ethics on Sunday by endorsing a blacklisting campaign with a glowing interview of Matt Rivitz, the founder of Sleeping Giants — a failed effort to censor Breitbart News by harassing and intimidating companies whose advertisements may (or may not) have appeared on the website.
On Thursday’s broadcast of CNN’s “At This Hour,” CNN Political Commentator Angela Rye argued that statues of slave owners, whether they’re of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, or Robert E. Lee should come down. CNN Political Analyst and Daily Beast Editor-in-Chief
A Daily Beast writer who called White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders a “butch queen” on Friday apologized on Monday evening after White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci called him out for the “reprehensible” remark.
John Avlon, the editor-in-chief of the Daily Beast, declares that his website will be “the loyal opposition” to President-elect Donald Trump and his policies, which “represent an existential challenge to our civic fabric, liberal values, and world order.”
On Monday on CNN, network political commentator and former green jobs czar to President Barack Obama Van Jones argued Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is trying to drive a wedge between Latinos and African-Americans and fracture the coalition between them Obama built, which he
Who would have guessed that with founder Tina Brown out the door, the Daily Beast could become an even bigger garbage fire. Enter editor-in-chief John Avlon, and what you have is the left-wing outlet serving up a 2015 jam-packed with
The left-wing Daily Beast identifies itself as an objective news outlet. This of course is a total charade and every once in a while its false front collapses. That was the case Wednesday when the Daily Beast ran a straight
Daily Beast Editor-in Chief John Avlon said Hillary Clinton’s campaign roping off the press is the Clinton campaign showing “contempt” for the press and agreed it shows Clinton’s campaign “wants it its way or the highway” on Monday’s broadcast of
