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Hillary was co-chairman of Interim Haiti Recovery Commission...HRC was co-chairman of IHRC?? CMON!
I am Canadian and refer to him as President Trump . I also view him as President to all of us ❤
who uses IRC any more @Magnify ✝ Q 👉MAGA-KAG ?
Lol
I wouldn’t be surprised if people still did
@Magnify ✝ Q 👉MAGA-KAG DUH...Slapped myself...was thinking McCabe and RR at the same time..I am dumb..thx for correction
They must have been playing Black Ops... how OBVIOUS
Q !!mG7VJxZNCI 08/15/18 (Wed) 16:24:09 ea4f6b (1) No.2617206>
Jeff Zucker.
NBC
CNN
Heart Surgery?
10-year issue?
"Fox News Pure Propaganda"
In the Line of FIRE.
Q
https://www.haitiobserver.com/blog/former-president-bill-clinton-and-his-experience-with-haitia.html
Q !!mG7VJxZNCI 08/15/18 (Wed) 16:27:46 ea4f6b (2) No.2617271>>2617285 >>2617286 >>2617287 >>2617288 >>2617291
>>2617206
Normal?
Q
controller
decides what goes on air
Jeffrey Adam Zucker[2] (born April 9, 1965) is an American media executive. He previously served as president and CEO of NBC Universal.[3] Zucker served as an executive in residence at Columbia Business School.[4] In November 2012, Zucker was picked to take over as the president of CNN Worldwide in January 2013 after Jim Walton's tenure.[5] Zucker oversees CNN, CNN International, HLN, and CNN Digital.[6]
Wow Q is just laying it all out this evening! GO Q!!
You have gained a rank @Grey Anon, you just advanced to 7 . Thanks for all you do Patriot!
👆
Yes
Hold on Q
What's that on wall!
We are catching up
CNN chief Jeff Zucker didn’t mince words Thursday in sizing up the state of Fox News, calling the rival all-news cabler “state-run TV” and “a pure propaganda machine.”
Zucker spoke at the Financial Times-hosted Future of News conference in New York. In discussing the general state of the cable TV marketplace, Zucker said he feels Fox News has taken a bad turn during the past two years with unquestioning coverage of the Trump administration. Even in the sharp elbows world of cable TV news, Zucker’s comments were surprisingly harsh as a blanket statement about a competitor.
“What has happened there in the last two years is somewhat shocking frankly. It really is state-run TV,” Zucker said in a Q&A with the Financial Times’ Matthew Garrahan. “It is a pure propaganda machine and I think it does an incredible disservice to this country.”
Zucker’s comments echoed the sentiment of former Fox News contributor Lt. Col. Ralph Peters, who resigned from his role at the network citing concerns about the quality of the journalism at Fox News.
“He said out loud what many have been saying about what Fox News has become,” Zucker said. “What has happened to that network in the last 18 months, especially in the last year, it has just turned itself over to state-run TV. Tass has nothing on them.”
Zucker allowed that Fox News has “a handful of really good journalists there but they are lost in what is a complete propaganda machine.”
Zucker declined to elaborate on his remarks when asked by Variety after the Q&A. Before he left the stage, however, he apologized to CNN PR chief Allison Gollust, who was in the audience.
The session wasn’t all about bashing Fox News. Zucker spoke of how CNN balances its breaking news coverage largely on digital platforms while the linear channel focuses on deep dives into a handful of top stories at any given time.