Apple or banana? Look how many retweets CNN WH journo's #FakeNews got vs. the correction

As CNN continues to brand themselves as “Facts First,” one of their reporters was spotted not presenting the facts first about President Trump’s visit to China:

sigh pic.twitter.com/91ofCT5bp2

— Alex Griswold (@HashtagGriswold) November 9, 2017

This tweet currently has well over a thousand retweets:

https://twitter.com/JDiamond1/status/928491525285302272

But then…

Correction: Obama also did not take questions with his counterpart during his first visit. He & Xi did during a subsequent trip in 2014. https://t.co/Q76KocaIiB

— Jeremy Diamond (@JDiamond1) November 9, 2017

The correction, as usually happens, has a fraction the number of retweets as the original #FakeNews.

https://twitter.com/storm_paglia/status/928642820822401025

Ah, “journalism”!

#ThisIsAnApple

— Cameron Gray (@Cameron_Gray) November 9, 2017

I'm confused @CNN so is this an apple or a banana???

— JJ (@transcended) November 9, 2017

But hey, .05% of people noticed the correction!

— TyAndersen (@AndersenTy) November 9, 2017

https://twitter.com/IAmVerySilky/status/928645545802870787

Ten likes, ten retweets… vs. the original tweeet which is still earning it’s clickbait rewards, over 1,200 retweets & nearly 3,000 likes.

— Allan Chambers (@ChambersAllan) November 9, 2017

This is CNN’s header on their Twitter page:

Just not ALL the time.