MSM Exposed – Trump-Hating Lies Go Too Far

The remainder of the narrative followed. Hang your heads, Joy Reid and MSNBC. Where is the correction, Deadline? And former President Trump could wind up in Rikers as a result of this prosecutor-pushed and media-amplified falsehood.

Let us review this deception’s tick-tock.

Judge Juan Merchant imposed a gag order on the former president and now presidential contender. Typically, judges impose gag orders to safeguard the accused’s rights, but as for Donald Trump, the laws do not apply to him.

When it comes to election denialism, Trump is exempt from the rules. We have received information indicating that this is a conspiracy theory. However, the prosecution claims that Trump cheated in the 2016 election. On it, their case depends.

Despite the fact that the federal government declined to file a prosecution after reviewing the evidence, they maintain that Trump violated federal election law. However, prosecutors zip-tied another alleged infraction against Trump a few days ago: trying to influence an election, which is a state crime. Everyone, even the Trump defense team, was unaware of this. Are the prosecutors acting in an illegal manner? Of course. But since this is Donald Trump, the guidelines are irrelevant.

It is amazing that the court has not dismissed this case already. or provided an explanation for his inability to do so.

And now we are told that Trump publicly threatened David Pecker, who was still supposed to testify that day, on live television on Thursday in front of a large gathering of construction workers and other people on the streets of New York.

Prosecutors labeled the event as just another violation of the gag order.

Last Friday, Hollywood properly released the incident:

“The final one took place on Thursday at a construction site in Midtown Manhattan, when Trump spoke with laborers before leaving for court. Trump spoke with David Pecker, the first witness for the prosecution and the former CEO of American Media, the company that publishes the National Enquirer. Trump remarked, “This is a message to Pecker: Be polite.” “This is a message for Pecker,” Trump said, according to Deadline.

I did not disregard political news from Hollywood, especially when it was a quote, but I did not go there first.

However, I later found the original “quote.”

Determine for yourself if the context of this comment constitutes “witness intimidation.”

Whoa! It was not a quote at all, despite what the media had said.

Ultimately, Deadline made a huge mistake by choosing not to disclose to its readers when it revised its report.

This was what happened to the “Trump” quotation in the third edition of the piece, according to Wayback Machine.

“The final one took place on Thursday at a construction site in Midtown Manhattan, when Trump spoke with laborers before leaving for court. In reference to the prosecution’s opening witness, Trump referred to David Pecker, the former CEO of American Media and publisher of the National Enquirer, as “a great guy.” The prosecutor, Chris Conroy, stated, “Pecker needs to learn to be polite.”

I see. So, Deadline? Did President Trump not say that? Chris Conroy, the prosecutor, created your talking points.

He created talking points for MSNBC’s band of lunatics, including Joy Reid.

The Trump gag order is unlawful and purposefully discriminatory for a number of reasons, but witness intimidation is never acceptable.

He did not do it.