WikiLeaks’ first email dump in their “Hillary Leaks” series seems to be proving many things that we have long suspected.
First, they proved that the Democratic National Committee’s unfair treatment of Bernie Sanders was no accident. It was the result of a concerted effort to stop the socialist senator from clinching the nomination. Now, evidence that the DNC is giving direct orders to the mainstream press has come to light, as well.
Of course, it doesn’t take a genius to guess which network was doing the bidding of the Democrat party — it was MSNBC.
In an exchange between Debbie Wasserman Schultz and MSNBC’s Chuck Todd, the Democrat National Committee Chair seemed to order Todd to put an end to stories that claimed that her party was — get this — purposefully mistreating Sanders.
How ironic.
After the revelation, Todd was confronted about the exchange on Twitter. See the confrontation on the next page:
Chuck Todd is a stool Toad for liberals. He is with the loser network MS/NBC. I can’t believe Greta Van Sestren went to that network. She’s toast. Megyn Skanko Kelly is going over there too. Good bye and good ride
Nice Fish Johnny, Not sure if i understand Greta Van Sestren either?
at least Wiki leaks keeps us informed of the corruptions, collusion’s happening in Washington and with the media, newspaper journalists that we’d of NEVER known..and just hidden from the ”public”……I’d tweet everything too, that way it would be what I said not what I suppose to of said…..
MSNBC was taking orders from the DNC.
Ha HA !!
Yes, he is a joke. We really are in need of a new generation of fresh young reporters.
Only confirms what we already know.
FEW are actually journalists.
What a wonderful bunch of Brownshirts!
Nice website. Not only can I not discover any information on who owns or manages the site….it immediately wanted me to update my windows driver. NOT.
Bob, not misguided at all, already have seen what the progressives had to offer, which was more of the last 8 years of throwing America under the bus. With my eyes wide open, I saw exactly the direction I didn’t want to keep going.