John Roberts, Chief White House correspondent for Fox News assured viewers that Donald Trump "never said" the horrible things that have been reported in the last two days by (a) The Atlantic, (b) The Washington Post, (c) The New York Times, (d) The Associated Press, (e) the United States Department of Defence, (f) the former Chief of Staff to the Secretary of Homeland Security (Miles Taylor), (g) Trump's former top lawyer (Michael Cohen), and (h) other former Trump administration officials.
This morning, Fox’s Chief White House correspondent @johnrobertsFox called the timing of the reporting “curious” and assured viewers, “The president never said that,” per his sources https://t.co/swhHTlYkiu
— Jon Passantino (@passantino) September 4, 2020
4:08 PM ET (1st of 9 Tweets)
Two former sr Trump admin officials confirm .@JeffreyGoldberg reporting that President Trump disparaged veterans and did not want to drive to honor American war dead at Aisne-Marne Cemetery outside Paris.
— Jennifer Griffin (@JenGriffinFNC) September 4, 2020
5:06 PM ET (Chyron: "TOTALLY FAKE STORY")
As Fox's own reporters confirm parts of the Atlantic story, Greg Gutfeld refers to it on air as a "hoax" and a "scam" pic.twitter.com/Fg938GaSyf
— nikki mccann ramírez (@NikkiMcR) September 4, 2020
5:19 PM ET
Here's Fox News Channel confirming details of the @JeffreyGoldberg article.
— Josh Campbell (@joshscampbell) September 4, 2020
Trump would say about American veterans: "What's in it for them? They don't make any money."
On including wounded military veterans in a parade: "That's not a good look. Americans don't like that." pic.twitter.com/9uDuUTfMt9
7:10 PM ET
I used to manage the Fox News dot com homepage. This would be an extraordinary and unusual decision to run this denial as the top story despite having confirmed key details of the reporting https://t.co/GOf2RUjXcV
— Jon Passantino (@passantino) September 4, 2020
7:10 PM ET
Have you ever seen an outlet work so hard to undermine / discredit its own reporting? pic.twitter.com/8WkQqV4PtT
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) September 4, 2020
7:16 PM ET
pretty weird chyron for a story your own outlet has confirmed key details of pic.twitter.com/xolRIZsQTH
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) September 4, 2020
7:26 PM ET
When a guest on Fox News informs Fox News what Fox News is reporting on the Fox News website.
Fox had Pete Buttegeig on at the top of the hour and when the host asked him how he could know the Atlantic’s reporting was true given the anonymous sources Mayor Pete had to point out that Fox’s own reporters had confirmed the story
— Max (@aoxamaxoa) September 4, 2020
Using the Fox News confirmation against Fox News while on Fox News pic.twitter.com/91PJGcSKNE
— Acyn Torabi (@Acyn) September 4, 2020
7:36 PM ET
Just remarkable that after Fox's own reporter *CONFIRMS* key details of The Atlantic's report, this is the headline on the network's website. pic.twitter.com/uiPEOegrwl
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) September 4, 2020
7:48 PM ET
Fox now running this chyron. C'mon @BretBaier, you're supposed to be a newsman! Your own outlet has confirmed key details of the report! pic.twitter.com/OAN9hYhoic
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) September 4, 2020
8:12 PM ET
another chyron from the 7pm hour -- worth noting that this is purportedly one of Fox's hard-hitting "straight news" shows, not opinion programming pic.twitter.com/18Ukpa5ZMq
— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) September 4, 2020
Oops!
DHS draft document: White supremacists are greatest terror threat
— Natasha Bertrand (@NatashaBertrand) September 4, 2020
None of the drafts POLITICO reviewed referred to a threat from Antifa. https://t.co/feEq5UJlmI
BREAKING: Donald Trump is the piece of shit 2/3 of Americans have said he is every day for four years.
— Don Winslow (@donwinslow) September 4, 2020
He called your father in law a loser on television, refused to go to his funeral, and didn't want flags at half-mast when he died. Have some fucking pride, man. https://t.co/hhpas8nkuF
— Ken Tremendous (@KenTremendous) September 5, 2020
You're going backward in journalism time, Washington Post. When "some people say this, other people say that, we have no idea" is the best you can do, don't do the story. https://t.co/YnfgFoQicw Your job is to make things clearer, not to feed back to us claims and counter claims. pic.twitter.com/u9XAsHrpRw
— Jay Rosen (@jayrosen_nyu) September 5, 2020
I wonder where if this is related https://t.co/9SvF8vw5Ey pic.twitter.com/XPCkYhnmdB
— Acyn Torabi (@Acyn) September 5, 2020
This CNN chyron....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/VDKCb8glAi
— Kim ☮️ (@Blacklace40) September 4, 2020
400,000 Americans died during World War 2. https://t.co/19yVVp25qb
— The Lincoln Project (@ProjectLincoln) September 5, 2020
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