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Brian Stelter: ‘I Still Don’t Know What I’m Doing’
You don’t say.
One of CNN’s residing conspiracy theorists admitted in a graduation speech at Towson University that he has no clue what he’s doing.
“This won’t surprise my producers: I immediately went off-script. I said I had noticed a graduate in the audience with a message written on her cap: ‘I still don’t know what I’m doing.’ So I told her and the rest of the crowd: ‘I don’t know what I’m doing either. None of us really do. We’re all just faking it til we make it. And you will make it too,'” Brian Stelter said in his Wednesday evening newsletter.
As proof of Stelter’s own admission, he and his friends over at the Cable News Network ran hundreds of hours worth of RussiaGate conspiracy theories over a period of two years – implanting in the minds of their viewers that President Donald J. Trump had “colluded” with Russia to win the 2016 election – which turned out to be totally false.
Stelter was also partly responsible for huckster attorney Michael Avenatti’s rise to fame, before the lawyer’s career crashed and burned with over 40 indictments in various criminal complaints around the country, including that he stole money from his most famous client, Stormy Daniels. The legacy media was convinced that if it has Avenatti on to attack Trump on behalf of Daniels for an alleged affair with the president, it would end Trump’s presidency.
As for his claim that he’s a little unclear about what he’s doing, he’ll get no argument from this website.
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AG Bill Barr Calls Out Mainstream Media for Hydroxychloroquine ‘Jihad’
The media is furious that Trump suggested use of the drug.
Attorney General Bill Barr expressed his disappointment with the mainstream media’s coverage of the coronavirus epidemic when speaking to Fox News’ Laura Ingraham on Wednesday, pointing to what he called a ‘jihad’ on the media’s part over the President’s suggestion of hydroxychloroquine being used to treat the disease.
“It’s very disappointing because I think the president went out at the beginning of [the coronavirus pandemic] and really was statesmanlike, trying to bring people together, working with all the governors,” said Barr of the federal government’s coronavirus response. “Keeping his patience as he as he got these snarky, gotcha questions from the White House media pool and the stridency of the partisan attacks on him has gotten higher and higher.”
The media has pushed hysterical claims of medical malpractice against President Trump for suggesting that hydroxychloroquine could prove useful in treating the disease- a claim backed up by many prominent figures in the medical and scientific community, some of whom recount using the drug to great effectiveness in treating coronavirus patients.
“The media has been on a jihad to discredit the drug. It’s quite strange.”
Barr totally ruled out the notion of issuing government certificates certifying citizens as coronavirus-free, an idea increasingly favored by liberal globalists and enacted to some extent in Germany.
The Attorney General also lamented the economic costs of the virus in America, reiterating President Trump’s desire that the cost not be worse than the disease. “We cannot keep for a long period of time our economy shut down just on the public health thing… So we have to find after the 30-day period, we have to find a way of allowing businesses to adapt to this situation and figure out how they can best get started.”
Barr’s remarks may suggest the federal government may be increasingly willing to consider working to roll back the disruptions to everyday life by the end of April.
“I’m not suggesting we stop social distancing overnight… There may come a time where we have to worry less about that. I don’t know when that will be.”
Watch the Attorney General’s exchange with Ingraham here.
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