Megyn Kelly slammed CNN host Kaitlan Collins this week after she was confronted in two recent interviews about the network’s overt bias.

In one of the interviews, Collins claimed that because she was from Alabama, she had “authority” to say that she is an unbiased source of news.

“The fact that she has some roots in Alabama does not make her a fair and balanced reporter,” Kelly said. “I will submit to the record, her biggest sin is not that she is biased, though she is, it’s that she’s has boring personality.”

“I have a pro-tip for her, smile. Try smiling,” Kelly continued. “Try not to be in your delivery like such a cold-hearted b**** all the time, because it gives people nothing to bond to.”

Kelly then played multiple clips showing CNN’s strong pro-Democrat/anti-Republican bias.

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Megyn Kelly slams CNN’s Kaitlan Collins:

“I have a pro tip for her: Smile. Try smiling. Try not to be in your delivery like such a cold-hearted b***h all the time, because it gives people nothing to bond to.” – @megynkelly

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Kelly’s remarks came in response to Collins’ appearance on Bill Maher’s HBO show “Real Time” last week where she claimed that her network treated Republicans and Democrats equally.

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Maher brought up another recent interview that Collins had with Stephen Colbert on CBS where she and her network were laughed at when Colbert said that they were a straight news organization.

“You made press because you were on Stephen Colbert’s show, and he said something like, ‘You guys at CNN just report the news straight.’ And the crowd burst into laughter,” Maher said. “I’m a big rooter for CNN, but that tells you a lot, doesn’t it?”

Maher asked Collins how she thinks her network is doing in this “terribly divided country” where both sides “just hate the other side.”

Collins claimed her show was “evidence” that CNN is a place where both sides can watch and be engaged.

Maher slammed the network for its obvious bias, including loading up political panels so they were completely one-sided with only a single conservative facing off against several leftists.

Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) called Vice President Kamala Harris “disgraceful” on Wednesday for what he contended was an underwhelming response to the deadly Kabul airport bombing in 2021.

The swipe came as Vance, who is former President Donald Trump’s running mate, spoke during a campaign rally in Erie, Pennsylvania, about a reported dispute at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday.

.@JDVance: "Kamala Harris is so asleep at the wheel that she won't even do an investigation into what happened and she wants to give Donald Trump because he showed up, she can go to hell!" pic.twitter.com/hoUO0DRhQm

— CSPAN (@cspan) August 28, 2024

Trump participated in a wreath-laying ceremony to mark the third anniversary of the Kabul airport bombing that killed 13 U.S. service members during the Afghanistan withdrawal in 2021.

But, according to NPR, members of Trump’s staff allegedly had a verbal and physical altercation with an official over whether they could themselves film or take photos in a zone for recent U.S. casualties.

Vance singled out Harris by name as he insisted the Biden administration has not done enough to make amends for the Kabul airport attack, which the Pentagon has attributed to a suicide bomber from ISIS-K.

“To have those 13 Americans lose their lives and not fire a single person is disgraceful. Kamala Harris is disgraceful,” Vance said, adding later that Harris has been “asleep at the wheel.”

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He also blamed the media for turning a “little disagreement” at the cemetery into a “national news story” and insisted that veterans care more about Harris’ VP pick Tim Walz embellishing his military record.

NPR reported that Steven Cheung, a spokesman for Trump campaign, denied the notion of a physical altercation, saying, “We are prepared to release footage if such defamatory claims are made.”

He said a private photographer was “permitted on the premises” and an “unnamed individual, clearly suffering from a mental health episode, decided to physically block members” of Trump’s team.

Arlington National Cemetery, which is located in Virginia just outside of Washington, D.C., released a statement that said it could “confirm there was an incident, and a report was filed” related to the dispute.

The statement also said federal law prohibits federal election-related activities within Army National Military Cemeteries and the cemetery “reinforced and widely shared this law” with participants.

In response to the story, a spokesman for Harris’ presidential campaign reportedly said to CNN that the alleged clash at the cemetery was “pretty sad,” but “not surprising coming from the Trump team.”

Rep. Mike Waltz (R-FL), a Trump ally and the first Green Beret to serve in Congress, released a statement from Gold Star families who attended the ceremony on Monday, defending the former president.

Trump “and his team conducted themselves with nothing but the utmost respect and dignity for all of our service members, especially our beloved children,” the families said in the statement.

The families approved of Trump’s videographer and photographer attending, “ensuring these sacred moments of remembrance were respectfully captured and so we can cherish these memories forever.”