Must not agree with Trump on CNN

Pro-Trump CNN political analyst Paris Dennard made national headlines last Friday after going toe-to-toe with CNN counter-terrorism analyst Philip Mudd over the president’s decision to revoke the security clearance of former CIA Director John Brennan. But now, Dennard has been suspended from the network.

Following the viral exchange, President Donald Trump praised Dennard as being “wonderful” and applauded him for refusing to back down against “weird” and “totally unglued” Mudd.

Mudd, who previously used the “n-word” toward host Don Lemon on CNN to prove he’s not racist, berated Dennard for arguing that former government officials with security clearances often land high paying jobs in Washington, D.C. Mudd lost his mind when Dennard said officials like Brennan politicize sensitive information to attack Trump and other Republicans.

Trump applauded Dennard and slammed Mudd on Twitter.

Not long after Trump’s tweet, The Washington Post published a hit piece claiming that Dennard was accused in 2014 of sexual harassment:

"A conservative commentator who was lauded by President Trump this week as “wonderful” and who has argued that past sexual indiscretions should have no bearing on Trump’s presidency was fired from Arizona State University four years ago for making sexually explicit comments and gestures toward women, according to documents and a university official"

The Post’s report said Dennard “did not dispute those claims,” and buried the fact that he said the acts were taken out of context and committed jokingly.

Soon after the Post report scorched across social media, CNN released a statement indicating that Dennard has been suspended following an internal review into the allegations.

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