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They just can't stick with the facts and tell the whole story. They are driven to find ways to make Trump look bad and their editors are good at doing that.
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Left-wing CNN has been caught red-handed selectively-editing a Donald Trump quote as a means to make the president look foolish during his overseas trip to Japan.
In its second piece of very fake news launched against Trump Monday morning (here is the first), CNN’s snarky and dishonest headline reads, “Trump asks Japan to build cars in the U.S. It already does.” In order to justify its misleading headline, CNN lies through omission by deliberately publishing only part of Trump’s statement during a meeting with Japanese automakers on Monday:
“Try building your cars in the United States instead of shipping them over. Is that possible to ask? That’s not rude. Is that rude? I don’t think so,” is the only part of what Trump said that CNN bothers to quote.
CNN then points and laughs at Trump’s ignorance with this deceptive fact check: “Japanese automakers, however, already have huge factories in the U.S. that churn out millions of cars each year.”
But in order to mock the president, the fake news factory that is CNN misleads its readers by not quoting Trump in full, a quote which very clearly shows the president is not only fully aware of that fact that Japanese automakers make cars in America, but that he is grateful to them for doing so:
And we love it when you build cars — if you’re a Japanese firm, we love it — try building your cars in the United States instead of shipping them over. Is that possible to ask? That’s not rude. Is that rude? I don’t think so. (Laughter.) If you could build them. But I must say, Toyota and Mazda — where are you? Are you here, anybody? Toyota? Mazda? I thought so. Oh, I thought that was you. That’s big stuff. Congratulations. Come on, let me shake your hand. (Applause.) They’re going to invest $1.6 billion in building a new manufacturing plant, which will create as many as 4,000 new jobs in the United States. Thank you very much. Appreciate it. (Applause.)
They just can't stick with the facts and tell the whole story. They are driven to find ways to make Trump look bad and their editors are good at doing that.
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Left-wing CNN has been caught red-handed selectively-editing a Donald Trump quote as a means to make the president look foolish during his overseas trip to Japan.
In its second piece of very fake news launched against Trump Monday morning (here is the first), CNN’s snarky and dishonest headline reads, “Trump asks Japan to build cars in the U.S. It already does.” In order to justify its misleading headline, CNN lies through omission by deliberately publishing only part of Trump’s statement during a meeting with Japanese automakers on Monday:
It's called "The Spin". Take something, even if it's good and word the title in such a way that it misleads the people.
Tell me that MSM and Cable news has not been politicized?
No wonder they want alternative internet media shutdown, so they can run the narrative of lies, like they did before the internet.
The truth starts trending on Twitter, and they manipulate the results to some MSM article that has 1/10000th of the retweets.
How about Hillary's "We're going to put coal miners out of work"? Talking about taking out of context.
But, as usual, the conservative snowflakes can dish it out but they cannot take it.
I mean - that was my personal favorite.
Yes. During the 2016 elections they were interviewing a Republican in WV that was promoting the whole Hillary wants to put coal miners out of work meme. They asked "so is coal coming back?" He goes "oh no, it's never coming back, not really, coal has been dying for decades but these miners don't want to hear that". I've thought of that interview, how he was trying to drive anti-Hillary messaging but when asked directly, he didn't even pretend, he said outright that natural gas has taken over coal and beyond that, there's not much coal left to mine in Appalachia and what little is left won't employ many anyway. Conservative news was only too happy to twist the story as they have for years, so complaints from them fall completely flat.
I said that he would win the electoral, and lose the popular. That doesn't suddenly make my opinion on this topic more valid then yours. Nor does it suddenly make you some great oracle...in fact...can you point us all to where you predicted any of that here? Or is this another unsupported "fact"?
Actually you predicted that Hillary would win.....
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Exactly. You want to know how to give the election to Hillary? Put her against Trump.
So the better question is...how mad will conservatives be?
But to be fair, you did hedge your bets later on and said that if Trump won, it would possibly be by electoral. But you also said the same for Hillary too.
Lots of weird stuff happening. The Saudi Arabia situation is huge and there are rumors going around that the Podestas have been arrested and Hillary is next. And this is all connected. Then there was the internet crash earlier today. We can't go to the MSM for the truth so we'll have to rely on alternative news for the possible reasons.
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