While Dan Goldman himself has a more nuanced view of what has happened in Gaza, Dana Bash blamed Goldman's loss on antisemitism. Goldman will not brand what happened in Gaza as "genocide" and has received continued support from AIPAC, however. After Jake Tapper's interview segment with Goldman, the panel continued branding Goldman's loss as "antisemitic."
Jake Tappers' books have notoriously undersold over his career. Sometimes only a few handfuls of copies per book. So, it seems he has endless "celebrity" "authors" on his show. I am guessing that he's hoping that having all of these authors (or names on the cover of books written by ghostwriters) will then get people to pay attention when he's shamelessly pushing his own books for a month across the pre-publication and publication of those books.
I get it. Kaitlan Collins is from Alabama, a hard-line Evangelical state. And she is now making $3 million a year and wants to protect that during the upcoming David Ellison/Bari Weiss takeover of CNN.
But, every time someone who is an absolutist about Israel comes on, she folds like a lawn chair. Not the slightest even mildly difficult or challenging question for Pence. Or anyone else who holds the same stance.
He went on and on about how the United States should strike Iran endlessly until they are SOMEHOW no longer a threat to Israel. Even though he would never chip his manicure and go fight himself. Her journalism turns on and off according to her personal needs.
Kasie Hunt's show has started with this yutz claiming that all wind turbines are a threat to America's national security. For some reason. You can't make this stuff up.
Tapper just had this naked propaganda piece with noted douchebag Kevin O'Leary. Tapper claimed that opposition to O'Leary's massive data center was coming from China. And he set O'Leary up so that O'Leary could go on and on about it without any challenge.
It is clear that Tapper and CNN are preparing for Larry Ellison's takeover of CNN and want to make sure that they get on Ellison's right side before that happens.
Ethos is really scraping the bottom of the barrel for random celebrity endorsements. Now, they got Chuck Todd, who left "Meet the Press" and NBC and is now a random political commentator. And he can't even be tasked with memorizing the script for a simple 15-second ad without having to look down at his screen to read it.