CNN’s Scott Jennings Says He Spoke with His Former Boss Mitch McConnell Yesterday
Scott Jennings appeared to have so much potential, but now we see the light.
On Tuesday, Jennings reported that he spoke with his former boss, Mitch McConnell.
I’m sorry, this sounds like Pravda pic.twitter.com/z6RJKfrHRz
— Liz Harrington (@realLizUSA) July 7, 2026
Kylie Jane Kremer shared this on Jennings remarks:
It’s amazing watching people clutch their pearls at the mere suggestion that @ScottJenningsKY
might not be an objective media source on Senator Mitch McConnell. @McConnellPress
This is the same Scott Jennings who managed McConnell’s 2002 reelection campaign, served in George W. Bush’s White House in the Office of Political Affairs under Karl Rove, and has publicly described McConnell as “a true friend and mentor.”
In February 2024, Jennings called McConnell “the most successful politician in the history of Kentucky and the U.S. Senate,” and wrote that McConnell had been “more important to me than I could ever describe or repay.”
That isn’t the language of a detached political analyst. It’s the language of someone with a longstanding personal and professional relationship.
So forgive me if I don’t take Scott Jennings’ comments about Mitch McConnell at face value. A few viral CNN sound bites don’t erase decades of political alliances and personal loyalty.
Today’s statements from Senate Majority Leader John Thune, Senate Republican Whip John Barrasso, and Scott Jennings feel like a coordinated attempt to gaslight the American people. They ask the public to accept their assurances about Mitch McConnell’s condition while offering no verifiable evidence of his current medical status or even that he is alive.
Meanwhile, speculation continues online about Mitch McConnell’s condition following reports that he was hospitalized after a June 14th emergency. People are rightfully asking whether he is alive, in a coma, or deceased because there has been no public, independently verifiable update on his condition. The continued lack of transparency from McConnell’s office is only fueling that speculation.
At the same time, Elaine Chao’s trip to China and meetings with CCP officials while her husband is in the hospital has prompted additional concerns over national security. Given McConnell’s senior role in the U.S. Senate, the American people deserve clear answers.
It’s time for verifiable proof that Senator McConnell is able to perform the duties of his office and for the administration and appropriate officials to address the ongoing questions. @realDonaldTrump @StateDept
It’s amazing watching people clutch their pearls at the mere suggestion that @ScottJenningsKY might not be an objective media source on Senator Mitch McConnell. @McConnellPress
This is the same Scott Jennings who managed McConnell’s 2002 reelection campaign, served in George W.… https://t.co/d9Sz5weihG pic.twitter.com/uSaDk4VAR2
— Kylie Jane Kremer (@KylieJaneKremer) July 7, 2026
Emerald Robinson shared what we all were thinking:
Odds that Scott Jennings did not actually talk with his brain-dead former boss: 100%. https://t.co/pYvfyYZ0fw
— Emerald Robinson ✝️ (@EmeraldRobinson) July 7, 2026
Wonder if he chatted with Turtle's Chief of staff instead.
Might he know the difference?
…as much as I enjoyed his zingers on CNN, it’s past tense. The guy is a stone cold liar. And a worse one than G. Platner.
#fjb
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Telepathy
I had no clue Scott Jennings was a protegee of Mitch McConnell. For that matter, I would've never known Scott Jennings existed if it were not for Gateway Pundit highlighting his work on CNN. He was begging Trump to back him as a conservative in congress just a while ago.
Now I know the truth. Scott Jennings is nothing more than an actor playing a role in Satan's end times army. No wonder he's been with CNN. I need more discernment.