Luckily there’s a new sheriff in town, President Trump:
The day before President Donald Trump met with Vladimir Putin at the G20 meeting in Germany, the mainstream media was all abuzz: Would Trump discuss Russian meddling in our election or not?
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Whether or not he would bring up the topic to the Russian president was purely speculative at that time, of course, but one network already seemed to know the answer: CNN.
All week, their “anonymous” sources insisted that Trump would not bring up Russian interference in the election. It wasn’t even really a debate. As seen in the chyrons below these screenshots (grabbed by Sen. Marco Rubio’s press secretary Matt Wolking and pointed out by SooperMexican), it was essentially a fact. A fact repeated over and over again:
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Of course, when it turned out that Trump not only did bring up Russian meddling in the November presidential election, but it was the first thing he did and – according to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Trump “pressed” Putin on the matter, CNN admitted that, but conveniently left out all the times they were just gosh-darn certain he wouldn’t.
JUST IN: Trump began meeting with Putin by raising concerns on 2016 election meddling, Sec. of State Tillerson says https://t.co/QBuSawjkTG pic.twitter.com/3kVVzGi00S
— CNN (@CNN) July 7, 2017
So much for their anonymous sources, again, right?