CNN IMPLODES As Kevin O'Leary CHECKS UNHINGED Black Liberal Declaring ICE Are White Supremacists!

The host claims Abby Phillip's CNN show is failing because she allows left-wing guests to make false statements and personal attacks with impunity, attributing this to Phillip's own left-wing bias and role as a 'Democrat party propagandist.'

The host states, 'This show is imploding due to the fact that leftists are allowed to lie on air with impunity because the moderators are leftwing. Abby Phillip is a Democrat party propagandist.'

Guest Tiffany Cross asserted that ICE officers are 'militia' or 'Proud Boys,' suggesting a resurgence of the Proud Boys within ICE and claiming ICE agents have 'white supremacist tattoos.' Kevin O'Leary challenged these claims, asking for concrete evidence.

Cross states, 'I believe a lot of [Proud Boys] are likely made ICE officers.' and 'There are white supremacist uh tattoos on there.' Kevin O'Leary asks, 'Did you just say ICE officers are militia?' and 'There's no concrete evidence of' these claims.

The host ridicules the 'evidence' used by some to link ICE recruitment imagery to white nationalism, specifically citing interpretations of capitalized 'H's in 'Heritage and Homeland' as 'Heil Hitler' and 14-word captions as references to white supremacist slogans. The host calls this a 'stretch' and 'blue andon slop.'

A clip plays where an expert explains capitalized 'HH' stands for 'Hy Hitler' and a 14-word caption refers to a white supremacist slogan. The host then laughs and states, 'This is what they got... This is type of blue andon slop that individuals like Tiffany Cross engage in.'

The host argues that CNN and Abby Phillip apply a double standard, allowing liberal guests to make unverified, inflammatory claims and personal attacks without correction, while a conservative making similar claims would be immediately fact-checked or banned.

The host states, 'If somebody would have made a claim like that [e.g., Antifa on Jan 6], do you think that she just would have let it slide? ... Do you think she would have stopped him in that moment, said, 'Whoa, whoa, hold on now. You can't make claims like this on national television without proof, right?''