Thread by @MattNegrin

One month ago this cicada skin of a newsletter led with ecclesiastical praise for Sean Hannity, falsely claiming he changed his tone on the vaccine based on a viral out-of-context clip on twitter

Last night Hannity said the vaccine doesn’t work. Not one mention of it here today

https://twitter.com/playbookdc/status/1428301001858199557

This is what they wrote about the clip they saw without watching Hannity’s actual episode in which he (multiple times) doubted if vaccines work and talked about someone who had bad side effects from a vaccine one time

Wouldn’t last night also be a “new tone” then @politico?

CNN went kind of nuts heralding Hannity as a vaccine daddy without doing a bare minimum research job to see what he was really saying — surely these responsible journalists will see last night’s Hannity and report on this sudden new change in tone back to anti-vaxxing, yes?

https://twitter.com/thedailyshow/status/1418707903427620866

Any interest in updating your stories @AlisynCamerota @Acosta @AliciaMenendez @RyanLizza @rachaelmbade @tarapalmeri @EugeneDaniels2 ?

This anti-vax show is on every night and available to watch with basic cable or the following day with TV capturing services

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1428172657720242184

Whoopsie-doo, looks like Fox has changed its tone again - is this worth telling your audience or is it too embarrassing to admit you may have misread this story entirely because you don’t actually watch Fox because doing the research is beneath you

https://twitter.com/LisPower1/status/1428333672311185419