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Fox News Complains About ‘Outrageous' Baltimore Media Comments (Ignoring Its Own)

Posted by Ellen -7859.80pc on May 03, 2015 · Flag

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Not content to demonize just the Baltimore #BlackLivesMatter protesters, the city’s African American mayor and, of course, President Obama, Fox News is now going after those in the (liberal) media who are too sympathetic, according to the “we report, you decide” network’s pundits. 

After a brief attack on CNN’s Brooke Baldwin, Fox & Friends cohost Clayton Morris “asked,” “So what are some of the other outrageous comments coming from the media?” Of course, he ignored the outrageous comments coming from Fox News faves such as the ever-present Sheriff David Clarke, who accused President Obama of “enjoying” the Baltimore violence. Nor Fox contributor Dr. Keith Ablow, who opined the violent protesters in Baltimore “might be” taking their cues from President Obama.

Instead, Morris and cohost Charles Payne attacked their own former colleague, Sally Kohn. Along with conservative guest Ben Domenech, they went after her for the media sin of tweeting about how “black people violently protesting oppression” are considered “thugs” while white people doing the same thing are called “patriots.”

Cliven Bundy anybody?

Apparently, these three developed a serious case of amnesia about Bundy. Yet they also mocked Kohn for likening the Baltimore protesters to the Founding Fathers. Who were probably smeared by the British just the way Fox is smearing the protesters now.

They then moved on to Rachel Maddow and Michael Eric Dyson.

Watch it below, from yesterday’s Fox & Friends.

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Joseph West commented 2015-05-04 00:33:14 -0400 · Flag
I understand that the folks in charge of the Oxford English Dictionary are considering a new definition to be added for “hypocrisy.”

The new definition will simply read, “Fox News.”
Elemental Fraction commented 2015-05-03 17:04:07 -0400 · Flag
fox was only there to make a story and here they go…
Erich Pomfret commented 2015-05-03 14:38:43 -0400 · Flag
I tried to listen to this segment yesterday, but after almost driving off the road while screaming as they chastised Maddow (for saying cops shouldn’t be throwing objects back at protesters), I switched back to real news.
NewsHounds posted about Fox News Complains About ‘Outrageous' Baltimore Media Comments (Ignoring Its Own) on NewsHounds' Facebook page 2015-05-03 12:24:32 -0400
Was there ever a so-called news network so obsessed with smearing its competitors?








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