There is no accountability for left wing media getting it wrong

 Washington Examiner:

Joe Rogan blasted the left-wing media during The Joe Rogan Experience on Friday, saying that "no one is being held accountable" for biased or false reporting.

"The collusion between the media and the government is pretty apparent, especially the left-wing media and left-wing government," Rogan said to his guest Jocko Willink. "It's pretty f****** apparent that there are some narratives that get shared back and forth."

"They don't talk about things that they're not supposed to — like the Hunter Biden laptop story or something that's actual news ... crazy story, because if that was the Donald Trump Jr. laptop, holy f****** s*** would that lead every night," Rogan continued.

Rogan used the Russian collusion narrative as an example, calling the allegations of foreign election meddling "complete nonsense."

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"That's insane," Willink chimed in. "That was three and a half years the American public was getting beat down with the Russia collusion thing. ... It was created. It was created by the Democratic Party."

"And no one is being held accountable," Rogan added.

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The Russian collusion hoax was one of the biggest and most pernicious misinformation campaigns in history and yet the media is still clinging to their Pulitzers for getting the story wrong.  There is also not any accountability at Big Tech for its censorship of truthful reporting such as the Hunter Biden laptop story.  Their misinformation campaign led to the election of one of the worst Presidents in history.  They owe Trump and the American votes an apology.

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