On Sunday evening's The Weekend: Primetime on MS NOW, Ayman Mohyeldin offered this moment of rare candor while discussing Sen. Bill Cassidy’s primary loss: “I think the problem that a lot of people had with Cassidy — and again, I can’t really speak for Republican voters, I don’t know them very well — but just from hearing the commentary about them…” On Monday's CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish turned that ignorance into a full segment on the state of the GOP in light of the defeat of incumbent Republican Senator Bill Cassidy in the Louisiana primary — with zero Republicans on the panel. Instead, she assembled three analysts — Sarah Fischer (CNN senior media analyst / Axios), Nia-Malika Henderson (CNN senior political analyst / Bloomberg), and Seung Min Kim (CNN political analyst / AP) — all with impeccable liberal-media credentials. Fischer’s contribution was pure gobbledygook: the coming midterms "foreshadowed" the current situation. So, something that hasn't happened yet is a harbinger of the present? She predicted: "The Trumpiest candidates are going to continue to prevail, and then in other cases, they're going to continue to completely fall flat." So, the Trumpy candidates will triumph -- unless they get trounced. Got it! MS NOW Admits “I Don’t Know Republican Voters” … Then CNN Analyzes the GOP With ZERO Republicans