Considering how many times CNN has told us "the walls are closing in on Trump," it's probably safe to call Kaitlan Collins' bluff.

“We reached out to ABC and ABC News [March 17] immediately following the news reporting and asked for an apology and a retraction."

A new direction for CNN could leave some of its major stars thrown overboard as the network tries to regain its footing.

One insider described the turnaround plan described by CNN's new chief executive as "rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic."

"She was pursuing stories that were unwelcomed by the Biden White House and many Democratic powerhouses" when she was let go.

"If you won't let me speak, I'm going to cut the interview off," Keiler said, after dominating the majority of the conversation.

"Many American people have been watching, and they have expressed concern about your age," said CNN reporter MJ Lee.

The partnership between the show and the administration goes much deeper than the president's viewership, according to insiders.

It's hard to decide whether host Joe Scarborough or former Sen. Claire McCaskill went further off the deep end.

Lindell believes his ads were pulled for political reasons, though Fox insists it's only due to unpaid bills.