Dave Rubin’s ‘Monday thought’ blasted CNN as a DNC tool and especially dragged Jake Tapper and Brian Stelter for ignoring a fairly big story about a Trump supporter who was choked.
To his point, if a Trump supporter had choked someone else it would have been the news for days and days.
His thread says this far better than we can.
Monday thought…
Seems obvious that CNN is no longer a news organization but rather a DNC tool. You don’t even need the @Project_Veritas leaks, just look at all their on air talent Twitter feeds. They don’t even hide it. But allow me to use two specific recent examples…
— Dave Rubin (@RubinReport) October 21, 2019
Sounds like Dave may be onto something here.
And those videos from Project Veritas taken from inside CNN are CRAZY. It definitely seems like an exceptionally poisonous place to work.
I shared this with @jaketapper and @brianstelter last week. Over 30K Likes. No response. Of course they saw it. Stelter particularly gets no real traction on his tweets. It’s obviously newsworthy and if it had been reversed they both would’ve led with it. https://t.co/LSRwJy6Uao
— Dave Rubin (@RubinReport) October 21, 2019
Of course they saw it.
But it doesn’t fit with their narrative and agenda which as we learned from Project Veritas is all about ending Trump’s presidency. They do not concern themselves with stories that do not harm the president in some way.
Then, a few days ago I tweeted about Twitter shadowbanning. “Senior media reporter” at CNN, @oliverdarcy, responded with a condescending tweet, rather than inquire about it. Isn’t that what a journalist would do?
Also, I couldn’t get as few likes and retweets as him if I tried. pic.twitter.com/buUgIeT8fc
— Dave Rubin (@RubinReport) October 21, 2019
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Oliver blocked this editor years ago when CNN went after the guy who made the original meme of Trump fighting the CNN logo. He got super fussy with us for writing about it.
Seems he’s super fussy with all sorts of people.
Suppose we’d be super fussy too if we had to work for CNN.
I don’t mean to make this about Twitter numbers, but we all know engagement is a huge part of how media companies and personalities now operate. I could post the word “Fart” with a poop emoji and a sassy unicorn emoji and it would get more likes and retweets than his comment.
— Dave Rubin (@RubinReport) October 21, 2019
Possible.
Fart ? pic.twitter.com/Ikdfd011O3
— Dave Rubin (@RubinReport) October 21, 2019
Whoa, it worked.
Anyhoo, just food for thought. What the news doesn’t cover, or who they choose to legitimize or ignore, is a type of fake news in and of itself. https://t.co/pDWgaPe3fm
cc: @EricRWeinstein
Ok, back to work!
— Dave Rubin (@RubinReport) October 21, 2019
And Bingo was his name-o.
The really chilling thing is the number of airports that pipe CNN directly into travellers' eyes and ears. Almost as if it's the national propaganda network.
— Geoffrey Miller (@primalpoly) October 21, 2019
Almost?
Big Tech & #MSM have all but erased real journalism, & latter’s pundits are paid to disseminate divisiveness. As great as #CNNExposed is, many don’t care about facts or think facts are malleable. This monopoly is an extension of, and more dangerous, than Operation Mockingbird.
— The Little Italian Girl (@lilitaliangrr) October 21, 2019
CNN, like Beto/Hillary/AOC/Castro, know they have nothing to lose, so they just say whatever they want knowing they have 0 repercussions. That is why they say such stupid, crazy stuff.
— boss biggs (@biggs_boss) October 21, 2019
The Clown News Network
— Jim Kennedy (@scuba_jim) October 21, 2019
That works.
I think they have a word for it. PROPAGANDA, state run to be exact, this is #cnn
— Fuggin Wheels (@FugginWheels) October 21, 2019
Indeed.
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