The internet ROASTS CNN for failed OAN hit piece

While CNN posted a short video today, targeting One America News (OAN) for its supposedly far-right news commentary, the internet took exception to the fact that the liberal news outlet is apparently unaware of the hypocrisy in accusing another news network of partisan reporting.

The video features Brian Stelter narrating a video that is supposed to discredit OAN, by referring to it as a platform for far-right political commentary and the occasional "conspiratorial video thrown in for good measure."

At the time of this writing, CNN's video has just under 700 likes and hundreds of comments Twitter.

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Scott Presler had this to say:

And there is this from Brian Eure:

And this:

The Post Millennial reached out to OAN anchor, Jack Posobiec, who said, "CNN is jealous of OAN's fast rise and loyal viewers. I can understand why they are depressed though, seeing as CNN is only on in airports and no one is flying."

This comes as CNN's very own Chris Cuomo was publicly seen breaking quarantine by a cyclist, though Cuomo maintained that he was in his home the entire time.

And a lawsuit against Don Lemon, who was accused of sexual assault by a Hampton's bartender, is still ongoing.

There are perhaps criticisms to be made against OAN, but CNN is the last news outlet to campaign against another outlet for dishonest and fraudulent reporting.