Media Attack Trump For 'Overfeeding' Fish, Hide Video Showing Japanese PM Did It FirstChris MenahanInformationLiberation Nov. 06, 2017 |
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An endless list of fake news media outlets and blue check mark "journalists" attacked President Donald Trump on Monday morning for "overfeeding" fish at a koi pond while standing next to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. They ignored the fact Abe did the exact same thing seconds before Trump did and Trump was merely copying his behavior. The Guardian quietly changed their headline: Hours after this was proven to be a lie, CNN still ran with it on Monday morning. They even released this cropped video where they zoom in on Trump just so Abe can't be seen dumping his fish food right before.
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