CNN's New Day has relaunched with a bright new graphics package and a new co-anchor for John Berman, with Brianna Keilar moving from her afternoon show to take over for Alisyn Camerota.

The show also kicked off on Monday with an opening monologue from Berman, a scathing critique of the hypocrisy he saw in Sen. Ted Cruz's (R-TX) shifting positions on inciteful political rhetoric as it relates to Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) and past comments from pro-Trump officials that led to the Jan. 6th insurrection.

To support his argument, Berman read tweets by Cruz and played video clips of the Texas senator, officials from the administration of former President Donald Trump, and other Republicans with their own inflammatory rhetoric. 

Berman consistently used a "pot, meet kettle" metaphor throughout his comments, and got in a dig at Cruz's Cancun trip during the Texas winter freeze at the end.

"Ted Cruz needs to look in the mirror, which can be tough, especially for him because you know what they say: when the going gets tough, the pot goes to Cancun.”

Charles Herring, is the president of Herring Broadcasting, the parent company to conservative cable news channel One America News Network (OAN), and has seen OAN grow from its launch to new rating heights during the Trump presidency.

At the time of OAN's launch, Herring said their goal was to provide both "reliable, credible, fact-based news with substance" and "a platform for a broader spectrum of voices on the right" than competitor Fox News. 

A recent New York Times report interviewed multiple current and former OAN employees who said that the channel has  “broadcast reports that they considered misleading, inaccurate or untrue.” 

OAN Producer Marty Golingan said that he worried that OAN's coverage may have helped incite the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. Another producer, Allysia Britton, said she was “one of more than a dozen employees who had left OAN” after the riots. (Just in: Golingan has been fired.) 

Herring has defended OAN's coverage, claiming that a "review process with multiple checks in place" ensured their reporting met journalistic standards. Might want to add a few more checks to that review, Charlie.