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Media firefighter Oliver Darcy, who noted CNN didn't air part of Trump's coronavirus presser, used to mockingly count the days between WH briefings

Yesterday we told you about CNN deciding that their viewers didn’t need to see a portion of the daily briefing from President Trump and his coronavirus task force. CNN reporter Oliver Darcy noted his network’s avoidance of the presser:

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It seems like only yesterday that the media, Darcy included, were mocking the White House for not holding regular formal briefings:

Well isn’t that special!

THIS. Is CNN.

Bingo.

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CNN is political activism, not journalism.

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Related:

Brian Stelter calls Tuesday’s coronavirus briefing — the one CNN had to cut into — ‘vital’

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