Dr. Anthony Fauci fielded multiple questions about his newly-released emails during a lengthy interview with John Berman this morning. It was one of two news-making moments with the CNN anchor to start out the news day.

Berman dived in on topics arising from the release of Fauci's emails, hitting on several hot topics.

He broached the subject of the NIAID director's involvement with the Wuhan Institute of Virology. He hit the very hot topic of masks as protection from Covid. He even got Fauci talking about and offering some praise for former President Donald Trump and Operation Warp Speed.

Next up, Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit failed a second drug test, and Craig Robertson, the lawyer for owner Bob Baffert, joined Berman and New Day co-host Brianna Keilar, for what turned out to be a brutal and thorough interrogation.

The two put Robertson through the wringer. There were comparisons to Jose Canseco, there was indignance ... it was fire.

Two major interviews, both with newsmaking, even gripping outcomes. It was a great day for John Berman.

Club for Growth put out an ad on Wednesday going after CNN, hitting the network for not being tough on President Joe Biden and even mentioning the serious scandal surrounding Chris Cuomo.

The ad features a montage of people on CNN making positive and/or laudatory statements about the president, but it also includes emotional comments from correspondent Amara Walker: referring to remarks from Biden as being a "cathartic moment."

The clip doesn't include context and, significantly, the chyron is blanked out in the ad, but those were comments Walker made in response to the president rebuking anti-Asian attacks after the shootings in Atlanta.

CNN’s Andrew Kaczynski called out the ad, saying, “This ad features an Asian-American correspondent getting emotional talking about the spa shootings but they erased the chyron and blurred out the spa name so people wouldn’t know that.”

The clumsy editing was obvious and stood out, making the cynical use of the moment all the worse.

Rather than serving as an indictment of the press, the video indicts the Club for Growth for a truly low blow.