Jillian Michaels
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WILL THEY EVER STOP LYING?
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March 13, 2026
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5:14Now PlayingCNN is not known for telling the truth -- but anchor Abby Phillip's latest on-air gaffe might take the cake. Phillip sparked major backlash after she incorrectly told viewers that an ISIS‑inspired bombing attempt in New York City was “against Mayor Zohran Mamdani,” even though authorities made clear the bombs were thrown into a crowd of anti‑Muslim protesters, not at the mayor himself.
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