Concha rips CNN for 'ridiculous rhetoric': Might as well be called 'Canadian Government News Network'

close

Video

Joe Concha on CNN's Freedom Convoy coverage: It should be 'CGNN' for 'Canadian Government News Network'

The Fox News contributor blasted the network for its coverage of Canada's Freedom Convoy protests after it coined the movement a 'threat to democracy.'

Fox News contributor Joe Concha ripped CNN for its coverage of Canada's Freedom Convoy, arguing the network might as well be called "CGNN" for "Canadian Government News Network." Concha slammed the coverage on "America's Newsroom" Tuesday for its "ridiculous rhetoric" surrounding the movement, as truckers continue to push back on vaccine mandates. 

CANADIAN TRUCKERS SHUT DOWN THE BUSIEST BORDER CROSSING IN NORTH AMERICA, BACK UP DETROIT ROADS

JOE CONCHA: Then I see CNN covering the trucker convoy yesterday, and it really is an exhibit of what CNN became during the Jeff Zucker era. A three-part process, Dana. You have a so-called objective journalist take a partisan opinion, inject his or her opinion into that report, then turn it around and present it as straight news. I mean, you mentioned it, loaded words in that report. Sedition, insurrection, threat to democracy — over a protest. Did CNN use that kind of ridiculous rhetoric when describing what happened in Seattle during the Summer of Love of 2020, when literally a police station and several city blocks were taken over for weeks by left-wing activists [in] Portland? Remember that city? They were under a state of emergency for more than 100 nights. And CNN went out of its way to not only downplay it, but mocked this network for covering it. So you want to know what state TV looks like? You're looking at it with that report from Canada. It might as well be called CGNN and the Canadian Government News Network at this point, Dana.

WATCH THE ENTIRE INTERVIEW FROM ‘AMERICA’S NEWSROOM' BELOW: 

Video