Thread by @ggreenwald

After the behavior of the corporate media over the last 5 years -- an endless string of lies and deranged conspiracy theories to promote a clear agenda -- people are right to assume they're lying.

When CNN gets caught in lies, it either denies it or won't even acknowledge it:

https://twitter.com/brianstelter/status/1453003986580213767

As just two examples:

1) CNN lied about Joe Rogan so blatantly even Sanjay Gupta admitted it. Then they forced Gupta to backtrack.

2) CNN lied about the Biden emails being "Russian disinformation," and won't *even acknowledge* the proof in @SchreckReports' new book proving this

In the weeks before the 2020 election, almost every corporate outlet disseminated a blatant CIA lie: that the Biden family emails were "Russian disinformation."

A new book from a POLITICO reporter has the proof that the emails are authentic and *they won't even mention it*.

When media outlets get caught lying over and over, when they refuse to give air time or even acknowledge the journalists who are challenging the veracity of their claims, when they spread CIA conspiracy theories on purpose, they deserve not to be trusted.

rumble.com/vmteq5-new-pro…

As low as my expectations are of corporate outlets like CNN, NYT, NBC and HuffPost, it genuinely amazed me that they all united to ignore @SchreckReports's book which proved they lied about the Biden emails. He's a POLITICO reporter - one of their own - yet they blacklisted him.

This is the key point. Corporate journalists endlessly lament people turn to untrustworthy and unreliable "Fake News" sites to get their information, but they almost never engage in self-critique to ask why so much of the population no longer trusts them:

https://twitter.com/JeremyBeckham/status/1453041818371706886