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| Why won't you agree with them and say it was? | |
| Well, I'll tell you. | |
| Let me just start off by saying I heard it was 17 agencies. | |
| I said, boy, that's a lot. | |
| Do we even have that many intelligence agencies, right? | |
| Let's check it. | |
| And we did some very heavy research. | |
| It turned out to be three or four. | |
| It wasn't 17 and many of your compatriots had to change their reporting and they had to apologize and they had to correct. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, CNN is imploding. | |
| CNN is falling apart because the scandals are hourly now. | |
| We've got Jim Acosta, known for all his fake news against Trump, claiming that Trump didn't visit Congressman Scalise in the hospital and so many other examples. | |
| He has now come out and said that Trump had a fake press conference with the Polish president. | |
| And also with the Russians. | |
| He's saying it's all fake and that there were all 17 agencies coming out and saying that the Russians meddled in our election. | |
| When it turns out two weeks ago, the New York Times had to admit it was all a hoax. | |
| Three partial agencies said maybe there was some evidence when, of course, countries are always meddling in each other's elections. | |
| But on a Richter scale, it wasn't even... | |
| Showing up versus Hollywood and mainstream media and the Vatican and the EU and the Federal Reserve and Saudi Arabia trying to meddle in the election. | |
| Russia barely even showed up and the 17 unanimous number was a total hoax and Jim Acosta knows that. | |
| But he doubles down again thinking still people will believe it even though all the eyes are on CNN as the kings of fake news and it blows up in their face yet again. | |
| The liberals are grasping for straws. | |
| That's what they're doing. | |
| They're trying to use anything they can to throw it and stick it on Trump. | |
| And maybe he just didn't even catch word that... | |
| Those articles had been redacted and that they had made those corrections and had to come out admitting that it was wrong. | |
| It was fake news. | |
| But at least it's not as bad as with CNN where they're actually caught on tape with Project Veritas saying that they know that the Russia collusion story is a hoax and that they push it anyway. | |
| Why? | |
| For ratings. | |
| They're desperate because nobody wants to watch them anymore because they're lying and because they're, quite frankly, boring. | |
| That's another great point. | |
| There's so much evidence of their fraud that I can't even keep track of. | |
| We had like three Veritas videos the last week where they're like, yeah, nobody likes Cuomo, his brother's governor. | |
| Yeah, no one's watching us. | |
| We know it's all crap. | |
| They're going to start World War III, but we're told to lie to people. | |
| You know, the head of the company tells us to. | |
| This is incredible. | |
| So bottom line, ladies and gentlemen, Jim Acosta of CNN has been caught in a new giant premeditated fraud and lie tripling down on the lie about the unanimous 17 intelligence agencies. | |
| Here's Mike Cernovich laying it all out. | |
| And we're back. | |
| Mike Cernovich, facebook.com forward slash Mike Cernovich, bringing you Fake News Watch. | |
| We've had a lot of fake news come up in the day, and I love it when we get fake news in the mainstream media because it puts them on their back foot. | |
| So let's focus on one. | |
| Set a fake news, and I'll kind of tee it up, and then they have a great video. | |
| Production team has a great video, and we'll watch that. | |
| But as you know, if Alex Jones one day said he had turkey for lunch, and then a reporter goes, well, actually, he had chicken. | |
| Fake news, you can't trust anything, right? | |
| Let us get one thing wrong ever, and they try for our entire lives to follow that. | |
| Well, he said one time in 2011, this one thing, and it was wrong. | |
| These people, though, they're getting it wrong every day. | |
| So let's use a recent example. | |
| As we know, 17 agencies did not say Russia and Trump colluded. | |
| We all know this is a fact, okay? | |
| But if you go to the ironically titled PolitiFact, they go, well, we said in an article that all 17 intelligence agencies found collusion. | |
| Well, now it's only really four. | |
| But it doesn't really matter, right? | |
| It could be 17. We said 17 because we thought that was more damaging. | |
| But now that that's wrong, and it's only four, well, it doesn't really matter because... | |
| So they are admitting that they do not pay scrupulous attention to the facts. | |
| Two more people in the fake news media spread that same lie, and I can't even keep track. | |
| I'm going to have to hire an intern. | |
| To just monitor the fake news because there's so much every day. | |
| Very fake news, Jim Acosta, who is screaming that his pen tweet says we are fake or we are real news. | |
| He claimed that 17 intelligence agencies found collusion between Trump and Russia. | |
| Well, that's fake. | |
| He didn't apologize. | |
| He didn't come forward. | |
| He didn't say, I got that wrong. | |
| Katie Tour of NBC tweeted out 17 agencies. | |
| It is 17, Mr. President. | |
| It is 17 agencies, Mr. President. | |
| It was only four. | |
| She deleted a tweet. | |
| She hasn't apologized. | |
| She has an issue of retraction. | |
| NBC has an issue of retraction. | |
| CNN has an issue of retraction. | |
| PolitiFact said, well, I mean, we got it wrong. | |
| It was only four, but not 17. But it doesn't matter anyway, because something, something, something, you know, hope you have a goldfish memory and you just forget about. | |
| Forget about what you said. | |
| That's the fake news every day. | |
| So they have to go back years to find anything that I got wrong. | |
| They have to go back years to find anything that Alex Jones got wrong. | |
| But then they act like that's all we do, even though we give real news 99.999.99999% of the time. | |
| Occasionally, but then when we apologize, they treat us like we're the bad guys. | |
| Right? | |
| When we actually say, well, you know, that story went off the rails. | |
| That's why I don't talk about it anymore. | |
| Then they go, oh, see? | |
| They admit they spread fake news. | |
| We actually know we're real news because we're correcting ourselves. | |
| So Jim Acosta has not apologized for that fake article. | |
| Neither has Katie Tour. | |
| PolitiFact hasn't apologized. | |
| So speaking of Jim Acosta, we have a great video on him. | |
| Let's load that up and watch that. | |
| And say you think it was Russia. | |
| Your intelligence agencies have been far more definitive. | |
| They say it was Russia. | |
| Why won't you agree with them and say it was? | |
| Well, I'll tell you, let me just start off by saying I heard it was 17 agencies. | |
| I said, boy, that's a lot. | |
| Do we even have that many intelligence agencies, right? | |
| Let's check it. | |
| And we did some very heavy research. | |
| It turned out to be three or four. | |
| It wasn't 17. And many of your... | |
| Compatriots had to change their reporting and they had to apologize and they had to correct. | |
| Now, with that being said, mistakes have been made. | |
| I agree. | |
| I think it was Russia, but I think it was probably other people and or countries. | |
| And I see nothing wrong with that statement. | |
| When he said, well, I keep hearing it's 17 intelligence agencies that say Russia meddled in the election. | |
| I think it's only three or four. | |
| Where does that number come from? | |
| Where is this three or four number come from? | |
| My suspicion, Chris and Poppy, is that if we go to the administration and ask him this question, I'm not so sure. | |
| Jim Acosta, whose pen tweet says, we are real news, Mr. President. | |
| Tweeted out, or that's his pen tweet, and he goes. | |
| We got Trump again. | |
| We got him again. | |
| And this is the great thing. | |
| We now have CNN on the run. | |
| He's making dumb mistakes. | |
| They think, oh, we got Trump again. | |
| We got Trump busted this time. | |
| They're drunk with power, and they're making a lot of mistakes, and that is why we have to keep pushing the advantage. | |
| That is why we got to keep going hard every day, because Jim Acosta is going to want to correct you. | |
| They're so quick to correct you. | |
| And they're so drunk with power. | |
| And they're so unaccountable. | |
| And they're used to nobody ever calling them out. | |
| And for them not fact-checking, they don't understand what's going on. | |
| Speaking of Jim Acosta, there's more about him. | |
| More fake news about Jim Acosta. | |
| He lied to the public a couple weeks ago. | |
| We're going to cover that again right after the break. | |
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