The media hackery that was apparent during last night's Trump-Harris debate on ABC is continuing on other outlets. In this case, CNN's Kaitlan Collins tried to lecture Trump running mate JD Vance about not promoting false information ("false information" usually being defined as information that's unhelpful to the Democrat narrative).&nbsp;

"Journalism" took yet another holiday on CNN during this interview. If CNN gets a single anonymous source to make a claim about Trump they run with it, but claims that run counter to a preferred Dem narrative get automatically discounted:&nbsp;

Ari Fleischer is among those who thought that lecture was incredibly rich coming from somebody on CNN:

The MSM, with CNN among those leading the way, is completely bereft of self-awareness and is beyond shameless.&nbsp;

 {ai:summary}<p>The recent Trump-Harris debate revealed a perceived bias in media reporting, particularly highlighted by CNN’s Kaitlan Collins questioning JD Vance about promoting false information. Critics argue that CNN prioritizes narratives aligned with Democratic views while dismissing contradicting claims.</p><p>Ari Fleischer criticized this double standard, suggesting that CNN itself promotes unverified narratives. He contends that journalists lack self-awareness and have failed to uphold standards of responsible reporting.  
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Ari Fleischer Torches CNN Host's Lecture to JD Vance About 'Promoting False Information'

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