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  • Networks Spend Over 27 Minutes on Dubious BuzzFeed Trump Story

    01/19/2019 7:16:58 AM PST · by Kaslin · 35 replies
    Newsbusters.org ^ | January 19, 2019 | Curtis Houk
    Friday night, the Special Counsel’s office released an extremely rare statement that took a buzz saw to BuzzFeed News’s Thursday night bombshell that alleged President Trump directed former attorney and fixer Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about possible construction of a Trump Tower in Moscow. In the statement, a Mueller spokesman called it “not accurate.” Despite the fact that the BuzzFeed News story was not confirmed by — well — any news outlet from when it was first published to the statement from Mueller’s team, the broadcast networks devoted 27 minutes and 33 second on their Friday morning and...
  • CNN’s Stelter Asserts Memo Just a Fox News Created ‘Alternate Reality’

    02/04/2018 5:09:30 PM PST · by Kaslin · 56 replies
    Newsbusters.org ^ | February 4, 2018 | Nicholas Fondacaro
    CNN media reporter Brian Stelter was up in arms during Sunday’s Reliable Sources as he ranted about how the release of Nunes memo was a win for Fox News, more specifically Sean Hannity, and all the people in conservative media trying to create what he called an “alternative reality.” Stelter began the show with a twist on his usual lead-in loaded with hollow catchphrases: "This is Reliable Sources, our weekly look at the story behind the story, of how the media really works, how the news gets made. And this week, how misinformation gets made. The right unleashed its version...