D'OH! WaPo's fact check of own fact check on Elizabeth Warren ADMITS Trump's RIGHT to say media can't be trusted

The Washington Post had to perform a fact check of its own fact check on Elizabeth Warren’s DNA test and the reaction to it, giving their original fact-check three Pinocchios for inaccuracy:

We've deleted this tweet and given ourselves Three Pinocchios. Here's why –> https://t.co/ijy9ogCTsg pic.twitter.com/aOfbcPx7Dh

— Glenn Kessler (@GlennKesslerWP) October 18, 2018

The Post said the original fact-check relied too much on the… media. No, seriously:

"We should have not relied on media reporting before tweeting." https://t.co/2xAeUmOOuy

— Darin Lloyd (@db_lloyd) October 18, 2018

Yep, that most recent fact-check really contains that sentence:

This quote from this Fact Checker conclusion should be chiseled into the side of the Newseum:

"We should have not relied on media reporting before tweeting." https://t.co/cso8Dryjy4

— Cuffy (@CuffyMeh) October 18, 2018

My god. This is not a paraphrase. #DEMOCRACYDIESINDARKNESS pic.twitter.com/GSQXVwl4O3

— Hubert Cumberdale (@arsobscura) October 18, 2018

"We should have not relied on media reporting"

Ha! Even the @washingtonpost admits you can't trust the media.

— Chris S (@CandK14) October 18, 2018

Ha! Hey look, Trump’s been vindicated for hammering media untrustworthiness, and by the Washington Post no less.