Conservative news figures have long been cheering the ongoing feud between President Trump and CNN.
The liberal bent of the popular news platform has become so distorted during the course of the recent presidential election and beyond, that Paul Joseph Watson questions whether CNN is relevant viewing for today’s conservatives.
From the “nothing burger” that key CNN executives claim is the Trump-Russia collusion that may have pushed the two world leaders closer to WWIII, and the ongoing fake news narratives being pushed to enhance ratings, right-leaning individuals throughout the world are rapidly cutting the cord. Let’s take a quick look at why.
Insidious Negativity
According to Watson, CNN continues to drive a narrative that breeds negativity throughout the world. Their attempts to manipulate public opinion is a long list and continues to grow, including: stage-managing a protest right after a terrorist attack, a reference to “moderate” rebels in Syria, which may have led to the rise of Isis and an international migrant crisis and the famous Ferguson “hands up, don’t shoot” photo that was referenced multiple times on the network that resulted in two mass shootings of officers at a Black Lives Matter rally.
Keep it in the Family
Apparently, CNN isn’t embarrassed to use their own staff members in their quest for higher ratings. A CNN cameraman was shown being interviewed as a “man on the street” to virulently protest President Trump’s election. Even the leaked debate questions to Hillary Clinton and staffers telling debate focus group members what to say to make Hillary Clinton “look good” on camera — it’s difficult to find a single nugget within the network that provides anything approaching fair and balanced reporting.
Perhaps the most telling piece of information is the recent Harvard study, that notes that CNN’s coverage of President Trump is an unbelievable 93 percent negative. What else do conservatives need to hear before making a switch?
~ Liberty Video News
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