CNN continues to struggle with ratings and credibility as a series of missteps and blunders fuel public skepticism about legacy media.

From internal shakeups to on-air gaffes, the network has faced increasing criticismg a recent segment where it mistakenly referred to Osama bin Laden as “Obama Bin Laden” in a broadcast about President Donald Trump’s immigration policies.

During a Friday broadcast, CNN anchor Boris Sanchez reported on Trump’s plan to send criminal illegal aliens to Guantanamo Bay

While discussing the history of detainees at the facility, CNN aired a graphic meant to reference Abu Zubaydah, an alleged Al-Qaeda operative still held at the facility.

However, the network made a critical mistake in labeling Osama bin Laden’s name—replacing it with “Obama Bin Laden” on-screen.

The graphic error quickly went viral, drawing widespread mockery and renewed scrutiny of CNN’s editorial standards.

Critics pointed out the significant difference between former President Barack Obama and the late terrorist leader Osama bin Laden, questioning how such an error made it to air without being caught by CNN’s production team.