On the 15 April 2010 edition of CNN's Rick List, anchor Rick Sanchez again demonstrated his lack of knowledge of basic science. As he covered the volcanic eruption in Iceland which has disrupted thousands of airplane flights, he commented that "when you think of a volcano, you think of Hawaii and long words like that. You don't think of Iceland. You think it's too cold to have a volcano there."
On the 9 April 2010 edition of CNN's Newsroom, Jeffrey Toobin used slanted labeling about the Supreme Court, shortly after Justice John Paul Stevens announced his retirement. Toobin stated that President Obama's pick to replace Stevens would be a "moderate liberal" like Justice Sotomayor. He continued that the President was no "liberal firebrand" and that the 2007 Heller decision was "activist."
Liberal comedian Robin Williams waded into Pope Benedict-bashing again on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson on 2 April 2010 – just hours after millions of American Catholics celebrated Holy Thursday and the commemoration of The Last Supper, and in the wee hours of Good Friday morning.
On the 29 March 2010 edition of The O'Reilly Factor on Fox News, NPR news analyst Juan Williams labeled the "Don't Tread on Me" flags used by the tea party movement "the same kind of imagery found on Timothy McVeigh."
On the 23 March 2010 edition of CNN's Newsroom, correspondent Ed Henry remarked on how Congressman John Dingell of Michigan not only received one of the pens President Obama used to sign health care "reform" into law, but also had one of President Lyndon Johnson's pens from when he signed Medicare. He then gushed that Dingell had 'two of the most amazing pens.'
On the 16 March 2010 edition of The Situation Room, CNN commentator Jack Cafferty again criticized Nancy Pelosi, this time over her support over the 'Slaughter Solution' proposal to get ObamaCare passed through the House of Representatives.
Two of CNN's promos for their documentary 'Her Name Was Steven,' which is set to air on 13 & 14 March 2010.
On the 8 March 2010 edition of CNN's Newsroom, anchor Kyra Phillips threw softball questions to Angie Jackson, who blogger who unapologetically chronicled her chemically-induced abortion as it happened. She sympathized with Jackson, and later admitted that she didn't want a debate over the issue of abortion.
On the 3 March 2010 edition of CNN's Rick's List, anchor Rick Sanchez hinted, as he did six months earlier, that Texas Governor Rick Perry is a racist for using the term 'states' rights' at a tea party rally in Austin, Texas in 2009. Sanchez made the insinuation during a segment with Wayne Slater of the Dallas Morning News.
On the 25 February 2010 edition of CNN's Newsroom, correspondent Sanjay Gupta asked HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius if the Obama administration would be pursuing industry-wide price controls in health care.