The Washington Times
By Joseph Curl
Tuesday, July 4, 2017
In today’s weird media age, up is down and left is right. The sun may or may not rise in the east. Fact and fiction are fungible, and the fungus among us is growing.
Take this odd story:
James O'Keefe, the conservative supersleuth who recently exposed CNN with a series of undercover videos showing a producer and a liberal contributor calling the Russia collusion story “bullsh*t” and a “nothing burger,” got into a tiff with a reporter for The Washington Post.
Because The Post is far left, reporter Paul Farhi went on the attack. In a story headlined “What the latest James O'Keefe video leaves out,” Mr. Farhi sought to discredit the devastating reports.
Mr. Farhi said Mr. O'Keefe’s video of the CNN producer calling the Russia story “bullsh*t” didn’t “disclose that he is based in Atlanta — not in Washington or New York, where most of CNN’s coverage of national affairs and politics are produced.”
Well, Mr. O'Keefe’s video did disclose that, explicitly stating that the producer is based in Atlanta.
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http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/jul/4/washington-post-issues-correction-that-reporter-vo/
