Posted on 10/25/2017 6:23:28 AM PDT by governsleastgovernsbest
CNN recently rolled out an ad implying that President Trump tries to tell the American people that an apple is a banana, but that CNN is dedicated to “facts first.” The ad has been met with ridicule, as in the Daily Caller parody seen in this article.
You’d think that any self-respecting journalist would run from the ad. But there was good CNN soldier Chris Cuomo echoing it on his show today. Arguing with Trump surrogate Jason Miller regarding the reliability of polls during the 2016 election, Cuomo said, “it’s apples and bananas, my friend.”
View the video here.
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Any self-respecting journalist would run from CNN’s lame “apple, banana” ad. But this is Chris Cuomo.
Ping to Liberal Media Criticism list.
Any self-respecting journalist would run from CNN’s lame “apple, banana” ad. But this is Chris Cuomo.
Ping to Liberal Media Criticism list.
>>Any self-respecting journalist would run from CNN’s lame “apple, banana” ad.<<
Orange you glad they don’t?
I’m surprised it wasn’t Don Lemon.
Guess we’ve got to give Cuomo credit for not bursting into tears. ;-)
That CNN runs ads proclaiming they’re not fake enforces the idea they are.
I can’t think of any so called “journalist” who needs a smack more than this guy.
I was going to say, isn’t the proper saying “apples and oranges?” CNN couldn’t even get that right.
Someone posted a video showing the CNN Apple/Banana ad, then replaced the word apple with man and banana with woman.
Shouldn’t the banana be a man?
And Cuomo is a lawyer?
Since bananas are every bit as racist as watermelons or fried chicken, we can only conclude that Cuomo is a...
Cabana boi is at it again.
This parody of the CNN “This is an apple” ad had me crying with laughter:
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