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O’Donnell had The Last Word on Thursday night on MSNBC. The news anchor called out the media, including his network, for covering Donald Trump‘s press conference in full and ignoring Kamala Harris.
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Think about this: At no point in the FPOTUS press conference did we see who was in the room. There was no reverse camera. There was no microphone other than the one being used by the FPOTUS. So, who was actually there? What news organizations were there? Who were the journalists in the room? NO one is saying anything. Isn’t that a bit odd? If that press conference felt as unhinged as it looked, why has not one journalist spoken about their experience today? Further, IF there were journalists in the room, and lets say there were, indeed NOT one syllable of push back on a any lie spoken by the FPOTUS? Does any one in broadcasting find any of this strange…and NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT IT. There are too many questions swirling about related to this strange press conference. I’d wager there was not one journalist in that room and it was staged. OH and by the way, I’d love to be wrong. Truly I would.