Steve Krakauer: Last News

An NBC reporter is enduring a liberal media onslaught over her interview of Pennsylvania Democratic Senate hopeful John Fetterman and her remark that he had difficulty understanding their conversation off-camera. NBC correspondent Dasha Burns' remarks about Fetterman, who is recovering from a stroke he suffered earlier this year, have prompted a barrage of tweets blasting her judgment and journalism, as well as multiple reports from outlets such as the New York Times, Washington Post and Associated Press about the backlash from the media and disability advocates.

Megyn Kelly spoke out about Don Lemon getting fired by CNN — and seemingly took his side after the reporter alleged that he wasn’t given any notice.

Piers Morgan has shared another comment on rapper Kanye West following his his anti-Semitic tweets over the weekend.The 57 year old was amongst a number of famous faces who called the artist out for his rant on Twitter after he said he was about to go "death con 3" on the Jewish community.Since his outspoken tweets, the social media platform has locked Kanye's Twitter account for a violation of their policies, according to the company.READ MORE: Kanye West's Twitter account blocked after awful rant against Jewish peopleBut despite Kanye's ban on Twitter and now Instagram, some have jumped to his defence, which has clearly infuriated Piers further.Sharing his thoughts on the matter, former CNN journalist Steve Krakauer tweeted: "As a Jew, I find what Kanye West said to be sad and repugnant, especially since I'm such a fan of his."But people should be allowed to be anti-Semitic on Twitter without getting suspended and banned. This is not controversial."Biting back, Piers retweeted the comment and wrote: "Really? He made a direct threat to Jewish people.