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25 May 2021
Brian Stelter, CNN’s far-left media pundit and serial liar, suggested Sunday that his colleague, the scandal-plagued Chris “Fredo” Cuomo, take a leave of absence.
During his basement-rated Sunday show, Tater Stelter paused his Fox News obsession for just long enough to address the ongoing credibility damage Fredo Cuomo is doing to CNNLOL, a fake news outlet that normally isn’t concerned at all about its own credibility.
Stelter asked his panel of fellow leftists the following:
CNN’s Oliver Darcy reported that staffers here at CNN were bothered by Cuomo’s conduct and by the violation of journalistic standards. The network said in a statement that it was ‘inappropriate to engage in conversations that included members of the governor’s staff,’ and they say Chris acknowledges that fact. And Chris did issue an on-air apology to colleagues on Thursday, saying he put them in a bad spot and he won’t do it again. Nico
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Honestly, this guy at CNN who made this asinine claim had it coming but don’t most people who work at the Tater Stelter network? Is Chris Cuomo still there defending the indefensible with his brother? I don’t know, I quit watching to focus on Matlock reruns.
Last night on Tucker Carlson’s show on Fox, Sen. John Kennedy from Lousiana stopped in to chit and chat with Carlson about a report that was actually posted on CNN. Reporter extraordinaire from the C-Double N network, Devan Cole, has this super duper faux astute not-so-hot take, according to the
China Watch: Journalist Sentenced for Exposing Covid
You’ve probably never heard of Zhang Zhan until now, but hers is a name you should know. She’s a citizen journalist who exposed China’s coverup of the Wuhan virus, and for that the CCP has sentenced her to prison.
Zhang Zhan didn’t receive training as a journalist; in fact, she is a lawyer. But early in 2020 she learned of a mysterious and awful disease that was ravaging the city of Wuhan, so in February she left her home in Shanghai to see for herself. While in Wuhan, she shared videos of crowded hospitals, residents worrying about their incomes, and authorities who cared more about a narrative than the welfare of Wuhan’s citizens.