Liberal Bias Exposed: CNN Guest Downplays Anti-Semitic Rhetoric as ‘Selective’ Quotes
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During Tuesday’s interview on CNN, while right-wing contributor Jonah Goldberg was criticize the anti-Semitic, pro-Hamas language used by extreme left protesters on college campuses, New York Times reporter Lulu Garcia-Navarro surprisingly came in to cut him off and even defended the protestors’ actions against police.
Host Kasie Hunt opened by interviewing Congressman Josh Gottheimer, a moderate Jewish Democrat from New Jersey about his recent visit to Columbia University. Gottheimer expressed his serious concern for Jewish students’ safety and even calling for the university administration to take further action. Then, Goldberg was asked to join in on the discussion.
Goldberg, a known conservative contributor on both CNN and Fox News, expressed his condemnation towards the anti-Semitic rhetoric used by far-left protestors on college campuses. In response, Garcia-Navarro immediately cut in and argued against the use of police against anti-Israel protesters.

She interrupted Goldberg mid-sentence, saying, “Excuse me, I’m so sorry.” When he continued, she spoke over him, exclaiming, “I’m sorry, but everyone –” trying to share her opposing view.
Goldberg, taken back by her interruption, continued, “If you are celebrating Hamas, you are pro-terrorist.” Garcia-Navarro responded by saying she was “not disputing” his statement. However, she then spun for left-wing student organizers by pointing out that not all Jewish students support Israel’s actions. She then went on to say, “there are selective quotes that are being taken not from students themselves – in the encampments in Columbia, they have said this – there are Jewish students who are actually part of this.”