CNN has been in full cover up mode trying to diffuse the criticism for their <a href="https://twitchy.com/warren-squire/2025/06/26/cnns-brian-stelter-is-running-damage-control-live-on-air-after-trump-and-pete-hegseth-proved-them-wrong-n2414788" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">'intelligence leak</a>' on the effects of the Iran bombing. Most people don't have 24 hours a day to watch the station and keep track of what they said and what they didn't say. Thankfully, Nicholas Fondacaro was kind enough to compile it and put it in a tweet thread. Spread it wide and far.&nbsp;

They conveniently forget the internet is forever.&nbsp;

So, the first time it is mentioned is when Secretary Hegseth pushes back. Not before then.&nbsp;

Listen closely. You'll never hear that caveat.

Nicholas has those receipts on lock down.&nbsp;

The easy answer as to why they keep messing up is they are constantly focused on undermining Trump and they can't find anything significant to criticize.

They are hoping viewers aren't paying attention.

Treat them like an enemy and prove them wrong at every turn.&nbsp;

CNN's cover-up of the Iran strike reveals inconsistencies in their reporting.{ai:summary}<p>CNN faces criticism for allegedly misrepresenting a report on the Iran bombing, specifically regarding the terms "low confidence" and "preliminary." Nicholas Fondacaro highlighted discrepancies in CNN's reporting, asserting that these terms were not included in the initial coverage.</p><p>Critics argue that CNN's narrative shifted only after pushback from officials, suggesting a lack of transparency. The ongoing debate reflects broader concerns about media credibility and accountability in reporting. #politics</p>

CNN’s 'Low Confidence' Cover-Up: Caught Red-Handed by Nicholas Fondacaro Scrubbing Their Iran Strike Flub

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