It’s another day that ends in a “y” which means CNN’s media correspondent team led by Brian Stelter was back to doing what they’re best at: Watching Fox News and getting triggered.
Stelter saw some optimism from Sean Hannity and decided to draw some parallels to a Bush-era natural disaster:
Serious Katrina vibes from Hannity tonight. After the Gulf Coast drowned, Fox went with "America's Challenge" branding, a move that many (??♂️) saw as a pivot away from Bush 43's failures. Something similar happening now? pic.twitter.com/z0WtI7laNM
— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) April 7, 2020
CNN somehow continues to find new ways to be as awful as possible.
Seriously, WTH, Brian. This crap……I'm gonna bite my tongue on this one. https://t.co/0NxCVeIxnc
— Curtis Houck (@CurtisHouck) April 7, 2020
To say that CNN’s the stench-ridden septic tank of mainstream media would be a disservice to septic tanks.
We get it.. He's really really trying to make this happen.
— Stephen L. Miller (@redsteeze) April 7, 2020
He is.
Read Brian's tweet carefully and note that he's claiming this as a Fox News scandal and not evidence of his psychosis. https://t.co/wJp53IBFZe
— The Partyman (@PartymanRandy) April 7, 2020
These are actually positive vibes, Brian. Nothing to be scared of. https://t.co/X7JJp9F24l
— Dan ?? (@danieltobin) April 7, 2020
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Oh FFS. https://t.co/0R3E8VbfHh
— Scott Paterno (@ScottPaterno) April 7, 2020
Brian unintentionally giving away the game journalists play where they say "many saw" or "many feel" but are actually referring to themselves. https://t.co/zvm2S5GVA5
— BT (@back_ttys) April 7, 2020
"A lot of people are saying ________."
"Oh yeah? Who?"
"Me, for one."
"Who else?"
"Everyone I work with."— BT (@back_ttys) April 7, 2020
Not even @brianstelter can stand to watch his network. He has to watch @seanhannity and @FoxNews
— steel_man (@Auburndad2021) April 7, 2020
Remarks like this could propel you infront of chuck Todd as the gold medalist in the stupid Olympics. https://t.co/8IHVB7G5BG
— no 1 is above the law (@ruleoflaw2020) April 7, 2020
A high bar indeed.