The Democrats have always enjoyed help from the mainstream media. But times are changing.
Now CNN betrayed Democrats with a scathing attack they never saw coming.
Trump Showcases Jennings’ Anti-Lib Zinger at Rally
At a high-energy campaign-style rally in Warren, Michigan, President Donald Trump welcomed conservative CNN commentator Scott Jennings to the stage, celebrating his knack for dismantling Democrat talking points.
The event, marking the first 100 days of Trump’s second term, erupted in cheers as Jennings delivered a biting jab at liberals, cementing his status as a MAGA favorite.
Trump introduced the 47-year-old pundit with characteristic flair: “He defends me all the time on CNN, and he defends me really well, but he can’t go too far because he’ll get fired.”
The president playfully added, “Oh, CNN, this is the end of Scott,” as he ushered Jennings to the podium. The crowd roared, relishing the moment.
Jennings didn’t disappoint, landing a sharp quip: “Michigan, we were flying in here today, and I said, ‘Look at these farms. I’ve got to get a farm in Michigan — because when you own as many libs as I do, you gotta get a place to put them all.”
The MAGA faithful erupted in laughter as Jennings shook Trump’s hand and exited, leaving the stage ablaze with energy.
Jennings’ CNN Clashes Expose Democrat Weaknesses
Jennings has built a reputation for “owning” liberal opponents on CNN, consistently outmaneuvering left-leaning pundits with quick wit and sharp retorts.
Earlier this month, he silenced former MSNBC host Tiffany Cross during a heated debate about colonization. When Cross dismissed him as “irrelevant,” Jennings shot back, “You got fired from your job. How relevant are you?” The takedown left Cross scrambling for a response.
In another fiery exchange, Jennings faced off against former Biden official Neera Tanden over political violence.
When Tanden mocked, “I’m sorry you’re getting emotional,” Jennings delivered a crushing rebuttal: “Yeah, I’m sorry you’re a condescending person who hasn’t been paying attention to what I do.” These moments have exposed the fragility of Democrat arguments, earning Jennings widespread praise among conservatives tired of liberal posturing.
Rising Star Faces Democrat-Dominated Media and Political Future
Jennings’ fearless commentary has not only won him Trump’s admiration but also secured a hefty pay raise and a new CNN contract—though the struggling network, often criticized for its left-wing bias, denied his push for a solo show.
Beyond the studio, the Kentucky native is being urged to challenge for Mitch McConnell’s Senate seat, leveraging his longtime role as a trusted adviser to the veteran senator.
As Democrats and their media allies continue to falter under Jennings’ relentless critiques, his star continues to rise, signaling trouble for a liberal establishment struggling to counter his conservative fire.
With Trump’s endorsement and a growing fanbase, Jennings is poised to reshape the political landscape, one “owned” lib at a time.
