Fake-News CNN gets busted for assisting CIA with ANTI GUN propaganda
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President Donald Trump on Thursday night accused CNN of forcing a student from the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School to provide "scripted" answers to questions during yesterday's South Florida town hall.
The story was amplified by Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who interviewed the student who alleged the network fed him scripted answers earlier in the night.
In the Fox interview, Stoneman Douglas student Colton Haab told Carlson that a producer did not allow him to speak when he submitted his question, instead giving him answers they prepared for him.
"Just like so much of CNN, Fake News," Trump tweeted. "That's why their ratings are so bad!"
"MSNBC may be worse," he added.
The story appears to have originated with journalist Mike Cernovich, who tweeted that Haab was not allowed to speak at the town hall due to his pro-gun rights stance.
CNN did not let Colton Haab ask a question at tonight #StudentsStandUp because he was pro-gun rights.
This is who CNN censored. https://t.co/63JJi3Qaub
- Mike Cernovich ðŸâ¡ÂºÃ°Å¸â¡Â¸ (@Cernovich) February 22, 2018
Soon after, vlogger Mark Dice, who last week suggested students should have called the police instead of film chaos during the (fake) shooting, also advanced the story.
Thank you @WPLGLocal10 for interviewing Colton Haab and showing CNN's bias and their refusing to 'approve' of his question for #StudentsStandUp CNN Town Hall. https://t.co/0r31YFEVyw
- Mark Dice (@MarkDice) February 22, 2018
CNN, as you might expected, denied denied denied.
(From BREITBART):
Local Fort Lauderdale ABC affiliate WPLG reported Wednesday that Colton Haab, a junior at the high school, had quit the town hall when CNN did not let him ask the question he had wanted to ask.
Haab, a member of the Junior ROTC, told WPLG that he had wanted to ask about using veterans as security guards to improve school safety. But when CNN wanted him to ask a scripted question, he and his family stayed home.
Haab appeared on Tucker Carlson Tonight on Fox News on Thursday evening, and told host Tucker Carlson that CNN had initially asked him to write a speech stating his views, then asked him to reduce his statement to a list of questions, then to one question. He said that CNN had then re-written that question in a way that did not match his original words, and that he had been told by a CNN employee that "I needed to stick to the script."