A Google whistleblower has gone public with claims of election manipulation

and political bias, according to investigative journalism group

Project Veritas - Google Whistleblower Goes Public: 'I Saw Something Dark and Nefarious Going On' | Breitbart

4,522 Lucas Nolan Project Veritas has released yet another report about tech giant Google, this time a Google insider named Zachary Vorhies has gone public with claims that Google planned to tamper with U.S. elections. Vorhies turned over a trove of documents to Project Veritas and has reportedly given over 950 documents to the Department of Justice's Antitrust division.

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Even though a grand jury, multiple (predominantly black) eyewitnesses, 

and a federal investigation determined that police officer Darren Wilson 

acted lawfully when using lethal force against teenager Michael Brown 

during a physical altercation, the allegedly unbiased PolitiFact refused 

to give a Truth-o-Meter rating of "Mostly False" or "Pants on Fire" to 

Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Kamala Harris (D-CA) for claiming 

the teen was "murdered." 

Unbelievable......

 

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PolitiFact Refuses To Rate Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris For Saying 

Michael Brown Was Murdered

Leaked Transcript Of NYT Staff Meeting Reveals

Leaderships Plan For Reporting On Trump For

Next Two Years

From "collusion" to "race" and "division."

By JAMES BARRETT

August 16, 2019

On Monday, New York Times executive editor Dean Baquet

presided over a "crisis townhall meeting" of the Times' staff

after the paper was met with massive backlash from readers

for a straightforward headline deemed too kind to Donald

Trump by his Democratic opponents. On Thursday, Slate 

published a leaked transcript of the 75-minute meeting that

includes Baquet openly laying out the new agenda for the

Times on how it covers Trump.

The "crisis" meeting was called in response to forceful criticism from

Democratic politicans and left-wing readers over the Times' coverage of

Trump's speech following the horrific mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton,

the former by a man who espoused anti-immigrant and white supremacist ideas

and the latter by a self-described leftist who had an obsession with violence.

In his speech, Trump unequivocally condemned racism and called for greater

national unity. "In one voice our nation must condemn racism, bigotry and white

supremacy," he said. "These sinister ideologies must be defeated. Hate has no

place in America."

The initial headline the Times posted in a preview of the next day's paper read,

"TRUMP URGES UNITY VS. RACISM." That title inspired strong rebuke from

many on the Left, including Democratic presidential candidates. In response,

the Times quickly altered its title to "ASSAILING HATE BUT NOT GUNS."

As revealed in the leaked transcript, Baquet began the meeting by referencing

the paper's "significant missteps" and then explaining how these "missteps"

stem from "something larger": the paper's approach to reporting on Trump.

"This is a really hard story, newsrooms haven't confronted one like

this since the 1960s," said Baquet. "It got trickier after

[inaudible] [it] went from being a story about whether the

Trump campaign had colluded with Russia and obstruction of

justice to being a more head-on story about the president's

character."

Baquet then admits that the Times had "built our newsroom" around covering

the ultimately debunked narrative that Trump "colluded" with Russia. "We built

our newsroom to cover one story, and we did it truly well," said Baquet in

comments highlighted by the Washington Examiner's Byron York. "Now we

have to regroup, and shift resources and emphasis to take on a different story."

As York notes, in case it's unclear, Baquet later spells out that "one story" the

paper covered "truly well" for so long and how it was derailed:

Baquet: Chapter 1 of the story of Donald Trump, not only for our newsroom but, frankly, for our readers, was: Did Donald Trump have untoward relationships with the Russians, and was there obstruction of justice? That was a really hard story, by the way, lets not forget that. We set ourselves up to cover that story. Im going to say it. We won two Pulitzer Prizes covering that story. And I think we covered that story better than anybody else.

The day Bob Mueller walked off that witness stand, two things happened.

Our readers who want Donald Trump to go away suddenly thought,

Holy shit, Bob Mueller is not going to do it. And Donald Trump got a little

emboldened politically, I think. Because, you know, for obvious reasons.

And I think that the story changed. A lot of the stuff were talking about started to

emerge like six or seven weeks ago. Were a little tiny bit flat-footed. I mean,

thats what happens when a story looks a certain way for two years. Right?

After gliding over the hard reality that Mueller's exhaustive, two-year investigation found no substantive evidence of "collusion" after a two-year investigation, Baquet then laid out his "vision" for coverage of Trump for "the rest of the next two years": focus on racism and division.

Baquet: I think that weve got to change. I mean, the vision for coverage for the next two years is what I talked about earlier: How do we cover a guy who makes these kinds of remarks? How do we cover the worlds reaction to him? How do we do that while continuing to cover his policies? How do we cover America, thats become so divided by Donald Trump? How do we grapple with all the stuff you all are talking about? How do we write about race in a thoughtful way, something we havent done in a large way in a long time? That, to me, is the vision for coverage. You all are going to have to help us shape that vision. But I think thats what were going to have to do for the rest of the next two years.

Notice how CNN downplays how bad Antifa is, which their network has repeatedly defended. 

CNN refers to them as left-wing ... protesters, while they refer to the other group as 

far-right ... extremists   Antifa is far-left and they are extremists 

....................@RealSaavedra

CNN.COM

 

 

Portland protests wind down after 13 arrested and six injured

More than a dozen people were arrested Saturday and six others were injured as left-wing anti-fascist demonstrators spent hours counter-protesting against a rally by far-right and extremist groups.

 

speaks to cnn's credibility.....

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Andrew McCabe, Fired From FBI For Lying, Hired By CNN. Heres How Critics Reacted.

LISTEN to how Google and Facebook plan to manipulate up to 15 MILLION votes 

in the 2020 electionThe battle is REAL! They plan to use advanced technology 

and subliminal messaging! We cant afford to think that we have this election in the bag!  

Every Patriot MUST VOTE

By having Presidential press briefings outside, instead of in the briefing room,

reporters like Jim Acosta of CNN don't get any camera time, and are unable

to grandstand. No wonder they're unhappy!

It's Official: 

MSNBCs Donny Deutsch Gets His FIFTH Show Cancelled 

How embarassing for him -

.............next!