NBC’s Savannah Guthrie and Nathan Phillips Spread Fake News About His Vietnam Claims

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24 Jan 201910,397
4:14
NBC’s Savannah Guthrie and Nathan Phillips were both caught misleading Today Show viewers about how he has portrayed his service record Thursday morning.

Phillips is the left-wing American Indian activist who accosted a group of boys from Covington High School, a bunch of 16 year-olds in MAGA hats minding their own business waiting for a bus in front of the Lincoln Memorial. Using Phillips’s proven lies and selectively edited video, the establishment media have now spent six days smearing the boys as racist aggressors.

These lies continue, even after the full video proves they did nothing wrong. For the better part of an hour, the boys were taunted by a group of black nationalists hurling racist and homophobic slurs. The boys reacted with good humor and even sought a dialogue.

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https://www.breitbart.com/the-media/2019/01/24/nbcs-savannah-guthrie-nathan-phillips-spread-fake-news-about-vietnam-service/

[Fishrrman]

Nothing.
But.
Crap.

[dfwgator]

Read somewhere,

"Jane Fonda spent more time in Vietnam than Nathan Phillips."

[Wingnut]

With Jane Fonda!

Read somewhere,

"Jane Fonda spent more time in Vietnam than Nathan Phillips."

[To-Whose-Benefit?]

With Jane Fonda!

Did he get any letters of commendation for his meritorious service from Amana, GE, Whirlpool, or Sears?

[mountaineer]

Government Records Say Nathan Phillips’ Nonprofit Is ‘Not In Good Standing,’ But He’s Still Taking Donations
What is the Native Youth Alliance? Where was it incorporated? Who is the current director? Who has access to the PayPal account? And for what will the funds be used?
By Margot Cleveland   
January 28, 2019

Last week, the press proved itself once again a purveyor of fake news when it unquestioningly ran with Nathan Phillips’ portrayal of a group of high school boys from Covington Catholic as a MAGA mob mocking his Native American ancestry. Apologies to the teens quickly followed when videos surfaced disproving Phillips’ claim that the students had surrounded him and chanted “build the wall” while smirking front-man Nick Sandmann blocked his way.

Even as Phillips’ accusations fell apart, the media sidestepped these glaring inaccuracies and provided the Ypsilanti, Michigan man a sympathetic forum in which to air his grievances. After some pushback, the press began reporting on some of the inconsistencies surrounding Phillips’ story. More significant questions remain unasked, though, especially concerning the Native Youth Alliance, the purported non-profit Phillips started.

To date, the media has made only passing reference to the Native Youth Alliance.  ...   Read the rest at The Federalist

Actual journalism committed here, and it seems to show that Phillips is just another scam artist.