CNN Anchor ISSUES EMBARRASSING RETRACTION After Facing FIRING CALLS For Telling SHAMEFUL LIE ON AIR!

Abby Phillip, a CNN anchor, reported on air that New York City Mayor Zoran Mandami was the target of a terror attack where bombs were thrown. The host asserts this was a 'shameful lie' because the bombs were actually thrown at anti-Mandami protesters by radical Islamic extremists. Phillip later issued a correction on social media, stating her wording was inaccurate, but the host believes this was a deliberate misrepresentation, not an accidental error, citing her failure to correct a panelist who made the same false claim.

Phillip claimed 'Zora Madami was the target of the terrorist attacks' (02:40). Her correction stated, 'The bombs thrown in New York City over the weekend by ISIS inspired attackers was thrown into a crowd of anti-Muslim protesters and not specifically targeted at Mayor Mandami' (11:07). The host notes, 'Anna Navaro made the same false claim...And Abby Phillip didn't correct that either' (10:30).

The host repeatedly emphasizes CNN's 'tanking' viewership, stating its prime-time shows often rank last, even behind late-night shows on other networks. This decline is attributed to CNN's 'Trump derangement' and a perceived shift towards a 'pro-Islamist' agenda. The host characterizes Abby Phillip and other CNN figures as 'activists' and 'propagandists,' arguing that their biased approach alienates viewers and undermines the network's claim as 'the most trusted name in news.'

The viewership for CNN is tanking heavily...the CNN shows always last' (01:38). 'Abby Phillip, who is one of the worst propagandists for CNN, is facing calls to be fired' (02:15). 'Nobody watches her show. Her viewership numbers are are sad, right? They're terrible' (21:52).

Beyond Abby Phillip's incident, CNN faced backlash for a now-deleted post describing the two New York City terror suspects. The original post began by framing their entry into the city for 'what could have been a normal day enjoying the city during abnormally warm weather,' before mentioning their arrest for throwing bombs. CNN later issued a statement admitting the post 'failed to reflect the gravity of the incident,' which the host and a guest interpret as a deliberate attempt to 'water down' or 'bury the lead' regarding a radical Islamic attack.

CNN writing, quote, 'Two Pennsylvania teenagers crossed into New York City Saturday morning for what could have been a normal day enjoying the city during abnormally warm weather.' (16:40). CNN stated the post 'failed to reflect the gravity of the incident, thereby breaching the editorial standards' (17:06).

The episode also covers Republican Congressmen Andy Ogles and Randy Fine's anti-Muslim comments, with Ogles stating 'Muslims don't belong in American society' and Fine saying he'd 'take dogs' over Muslims. House Speaker Mike Johnson acknowledged speaking with them but 'stopped short of condemning their language,' characterizing it as 'strong language.' Additionally, NYC Mayor Zoran Mandami is criticized for his response to the terror attack, specifically for prioritizing protesters over the terrorists and facing backlash from the NYPD for his perceived lack of support.

Congressman Andy Ogles wrote...that Muslims don't belong in American society...he called Muslims barbarians' (04:10). 'Randy Fine said, 'If it's a choice between dogs and Muslims, I'll take dogs.'' (05:26). Johnson 'stopped short of condemning their language' (04:31). Mayor Mandami 'prioritized the protesters...over the terrorists' (18:54).