CNN vs. Trump

 DC Daily Journal:

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“President Trump is well prepared ahead of Thursday’s debates. Unlike Joe Biden, he doesn’t have to hide away and have his advisors tell him what to say. President Trump knows what he wants to say,” Leavitt started.

The spokeswoman then stated that the debate stage will be a “hostile environment” for her boss, accusing CNN’s debate moderators, co-hosts Jake Tapper and Dana Bash, of unfair coverage of Trump in the past.

“That’s why President Trump is knowingly going into a hostile environment on this very network on CNN with debate moderators who have made their opinions about him very well-known over the past eight years in their biased coverage of him,” she said.

Hunt swiftly responded that her colleagues were “professionals” before presenting a barrage of prepared footage of the former president’s previous comments on what he expects to face from moderators.
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“CNN cutting off my microphone for bringing up a debate moderator’s history of anti-Trump lies just proves our point that President Trump will not be treated fairly in Thursday’s debate,” Leavitt said.

“Yet President Trump is still willing to go into this 3-1 fight to bring his winning message to the American people, and he will win.”
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There is some evidence that the CNN duo apparently pushed the Russian collusion hoax. 

See also:

CNN Abruptly Ends Interview w/ Trump Campaign Spox for Exposing Network’s Bias

'Ma’am, I’m going to stop this interview if you’re going to continue to attack my colleagues...'

And:

 Trump Campaign’s Karoline Leavitt: It’s ‘Shocking’ How ‘Triggering the Truth Is to CNN’

And:

 Voters Skeptical Of CNN, Anchors Tapper And Bash, Heading Into Trump/Biden Debate: I&I/TIPP Poll

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