Earlier this week, the White House communications director, Steven Cheung, claimed on X that CNN had neglected to book the White House deputy chief of staff, Stephen Miller, for a segment.
“Stephen Miller has graciously made himself available to appear on any CNN show these last few days to discuss a wide range of topics and to push back on fake news. Yet, CNN is so afraid they declined to have him on, probably because they know he’d run circles around any of their hosts,” Cheung wrote.
“CNN is actively engaging in partisan politics and acting as the propaganda arm of the Democrat party,” Cheung added.
CNN denies banning Stephen Miller after top WH aide claims it rejected offer to ‘discuss any topic with any host at any time’ https://t.co/XqV1jOgyaW pic.twitter.com/MoCGrGAvTU
— New York Post (@nypost) December 11, 2025
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On Thursday, Miller himself took it further, claiming that he had offered to appear on CNN, but that “and you know what CNN’s response was? ‘We will not take him, period, for any show on any topic.'”
CNN, however, has denied Miller’s claim, per The Daily Beast.
The spat comes as the future of CNN is very much in question.
Hannity: Did you really get banned from CNN?
Miller: CNN’s response was, we will not take him for any show on any topic. That’s completely true.. pic.twitter.com/KCdGNmV8QM
— Acyn (@Acyn) December 11, 2025