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In the wake of Frado Cuomo's meltdown, many prominent conservatives are taking CNN's

side and President Trump is furious. We will explain two diametrically opposed approaches

to grace and politics, and then actually another scandal involving another CNN host, coincidentally,

that took place at one of my favorite bars in New York. We'll get into that. Then President

Trump signals an eagerness to pass new gun control laws, a prominent evangelical musician

loses his faith, and more lurid details emerge in the never-ending Jeffrey Epstein saga.

I'm Michael Knowles, and this is the Michael Knowles show.

So Frado goes unhinged, Chris Cuomo of CNN fame and Cuomo family democratic politics

fame. All of the conservatives make fun of them. I made fun of them. I'm still making

fun of them. I spent basically 10 hours on Twitter just making fun of them. A lot of conservatives

were going after Chris Cuomo. I did point out, I said, I don't want public figures to be

accosted just for expressing their viewpoint. That's not a good precedent, but nevertheless,

this was a hilarious interaction. On the right, one of the biggest Trump defenders on the

right, Sean Hannity went on his Fox show and gave not just a kind of both sides, yeah, it's

hilarious, but look, maybe we shouldn't encourage this. He gave a full-throated defense of CNN's

Chris Cuomo. Here's Sean Hannity.

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