Media attempting to bury Walz false claims

 Newsbusters:

When Tim Walz surfaced on the campaign trail by himself, the networks glossed over or buried the VP nominee's false claims that he served in war zones. Several showed again a clip of Walz claiming he carried a gun in war, which is not true. But there are many other "stolen valor" clips they could be playing. It's not a one-time offense.

Most networks buried the Washington Examiner scoop on Walz's meetings with a pro-Hamas, Hitler-admiring imam in Minnesota who he lauded as a "master teacher." Imam Asad Zaman has touted a documentary about Adolf Hitler called The Greatest Story Never Told. Is that some "master teaching?"

Managing Editor Curtis Houck joins the show to explain the Walz coverage (and non-coverage). We also discuss his wildly successful video tweet of Washington Post reporter Cleve Wootson turning up at the White House briefing to ask if the federal government will "intervene" in Elon Musk's planned conversation with Donald Trump. Who needs free speech in America?

Now that Joe Biden isn't running for president anymore, we witness The New York Times filing a story on how Hunter Biden tried to use State Department contacts in Italy to build his Ukrainian lobbying client Burisma. Even that paper's unearned prestige spurred just a story and a half across the broadcast networks.

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The media keeps showing their biases.  They seem to be studiously ignoring Walz's outright lies about his service and other things.  Also, they are still trying to deny coverage of Donald Trump and want Musk to also deny it.

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JD Vance Puts the Kibosh on Reporter Fluffing Kamala Harris' Economic Record

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 REPORTER: I wanted to ask you about the latest economic news from this morning, with inflation now being under three percent, the lowest rate since mid-2021. What is your, sort of, reaction to that news?

VANCE: Well, I think the crowd reaction says it all. Look, when they say that inflation is down, they mean from a baseline where groceries are already 30 percent more expensive than they were when Donald Trump was president. And they're not saying it's coming down. They're just saying it's not going up as fast as it was three years ago. That is not a reputation or a record to brag on, that's a record to be ashamed of. Why did it take them so long to get inflation to where it is, and why are prices so high? It's because Kamala Harris failed to do her job. 

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