Media personalities Chris Cuomo, Bill O�Reilly, and Stephen A. Smith slammed
the media for ignoring a story published by the Daily Mail this week that
detailed accusations that Vice President Kamala Harris� husband, Doug Emhoff,
struck his girlfriend in the face because he thought she was flirting with
another man.

Three friends of the woman, a New York lawyer, told the Daily Mail about the
alleged attack in 2012 on the condition that neither they nor the woman, who
was only identified as �Jane,� be named out of fear of retaliation.

The report said Emhoff and Jane were in line waiting for a taxi as they were
leaving the Cannes Film Festival in France when Jane tipped a valet, hoping
to get moved to the front of the line. During the interaction, she allegedly
placed her hand on his shoulder, and Emhoff thought that she was hitting on
the valet.

He allegedly smacked her across the face so hard that she spun around.

�If the name were Trump instead of Emhoff in this story, it would be all over
the news right now,� Cuomo said on his NewsNation show.

The reporter who published the explosive story, Josh Boswell, said that the
publication would not have published it unless it was �very credible,� noting
that there were credible contemporaneous accounts of the incident and
documents about how the two were traveling to the event together. He added
that there was even video footage of them together at the event.

�If it were Trump or anyone related to him, it would be on every TV show that
is on right now,� Cuomo added. �And that�s why I think of the interest of
fairness you should look at it.�

Smith agreed: �In fairness to Donald Trump, which is not something you hear
me or most people say all the time, it is absolutely true if this were him,
it would be all over the place. It would be printed. It would be publicized
everywhere.�

�We also have to take into account 2018 when then-Senator Kamala Harris,
obviously, when the whole Brett Kavanaugh situation, when Brett Kavanaugh was
obviously running for the Supreme Court � I remember her wearing all black
and saying she was wearing all black, and �I wore black today in support of
all survivors of sexual assault or abuse,'� Smith continued. �And it was a
hashtag, #BelieveSurvivors, etc, etc. And so when you do something like that,
it�s going to be politicized.�

O�Reilly said that left-wing activists and movements like Me Too and Time�s
Up will say nothing about the alleged attack.

�But if it were a Republican or conservative, they would be denying the
person accused of due process, because that�s what they do, unless it�s
someone on [their] side,� he said.

Smith agreed, saying that the �bias�, �favoritism�, and �lack of neutrality�
in the media was a serious issue.

WATCH:

Chris Cuomo, Bill O�Reilly and Stephen A. Smith blast the media
for ignoring Doug Emhoff hitting a woman in the face. They know
that if it were a Republican or conservative it would be everywhere.
pic.twitter.com/bcHUme2pT3

� Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) October 3, 2024

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Let's go Brandon!

On Oct 7, 2024 at 1:30:42 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:

> Media personalities Chris Cuomo, Bill O'Reilly, and Stephen A. Smith slammed
> the media for ignoring a story published by the Daily Mail this week that
> detailed accusations that Vice President Kamala Harris' husband, Doug Emhoff,
>
> struck his girlfriend in the face because he thought she was flirting with
> another man.
>
> Three friends of the woman, a New York lawyer, told the Daily Mail about the
> alleged attack in 2012 on the condition that neither they nor the woman, who
> was only identified as "Jane", be named out of fear of retaliation.
>
> The report said Emhoff and Jane were in line waiting for a taxi as they were
> leaving the Cannes Film Festival in France when Jane tipped a valet, hoping
> to get moved to the front of the line. During the interaction, she allegedly
> placed her hand on his shoulder, and Emhoff thought that she was hitting on
> the valet.
>
> He allegedly smacked her across the face so hard that she spun around.
>
> "If the name were Trump instead of Emhoff in this story, it would be all over
>
> the news right now," Cuomo said on his NewsNation show.
>
> The reporter who published the explosive story, Josh Boswell, said that the
> publication would not have published it unless it was "very credible", noting
>
> that there were credible contemporaneous accounts of the incident and
> documents about how the two were traveling to the event together. He added
> that there was even video footage of them together at the event.
>
> "If it were Trump or anyone related to him, it would be on every TV show that
>
> is on right now," Cuomo added. "And that's why I think of the interest of
> fairness you should look at it."
>
> Smith agreed: "In fairness to Donald Trump, which is not something you hear
> me or most people say all the time, it is absolutely true if this were him,
> it would be all over the place. It would be printed. It would be publicized
> everywhere."
>
> "We also have to take into account 2018 when then-Senator Kamala Harris,
> obviously, when the whole Brett Kavanaugh situation, when Brett Kavanaugh was
>
> obviously running for the Supreme Court... I remember her wearing all black
> and saying she was wearing all black, and 'I wore black today in support of
> all survivors of sexual assault or abuse,'" Smith continued. "And it was a
> hashtag, #BelieveSurvivors, etc, etc. And so when you do something like that,
>
> it's going to be politicized."
>
> O'Reilly said that left-wing activists and movements like Me Too and Time's
> Up will say nothing about the alleged attack.
>
> "But if it were a Republican or conservative, they would be denying the
> person accused of due process, because that's what they do, unless it's
> someone on [their] side," he said.
>
> Smith agreed, saying that the bias, favoritism, and lack of neutrality"
> in the media was a serious issue.

The media bias and propaganda has become so severe that even left-leaning
pundits like Cuomo and Smith can't support it anymore.

For all the hand-wringing and teeth-gnashing over "threats to democracy", it's
the corporate legacy media that is the single biggest threat to the American
system of government. They don't just have their finger on the scales, they're
sitting on them with all their weight.

Watch an MSNBC producer admit that there's no difference between MSNBC and the
Democrat Party:

https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1841954283098431488/vid/avc1/1280x720/UVOCJqOT9SCZ49Dz.mp4?tag=14

On 10/7/24 2:40 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
> On Oct 7, 2024 at 1:30:42 AM PDT, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
>
>> Media personalities Chris Cuomo, Bill O'Reilly, and Stephen A. Smith slammed
>> the media for ignoring a story published by the Daily Mail this week that
>> detailed accusations that Vice President Kamala Harris' husband, Doug Emhoff,
>>
>> struck his girlfriend in the face because he thought she was flirting with
>> another man.
>>
>> Three friends of the woman, a New York lawyer, told the Daily Mail about the
>> alleged attack in 2012 on the condition that neither they nor the woman, who
>> was only identified as "Jane", be named out of fear of retaliation.
>>
>> The report said Emhoff and Jane were in line waiting for a taxi as they were
>> leaving the Cannes Film Festival in France when Jane tipped a valet, hoping
>> to get moved to the front of the line. During the interaction, she allegedly
>> placed her hand on his shoulder, and Emhoff thought that she was hitting on
>> the valet.
>>
>> He allegedly smacked her across the face so hard that she spun around.
>>
>> "If the name were Trump instead of Emhoff in this story, it would be all over
>>
>> the news right now," Cuomo said on his NewsNation show.
>>
>> The reporter who published the explosive story, Josh Boswell, said that the
>> publication would not have published it unless it was "very credible", noting
>>
>> that there were credible contemporaneous accounts of the incident and
>> documents about how the two were traveling to the event together. He added
>> that there was even video footage of them together at the event.
>>
>> "If it were Trump or anyone related to him, it would be on every TV show that
>>
>> is on right now," Cuomo added. "And that's why I think of the interest of
>> fairness you should look at it."
>>
>> Smith agreed: "In fairness to Donald Trump, which is not something you hear
>> me or most people say all the time, it is absolutely true if this were him,
>> it would be all over the place. It would be printed. It would be publicized
>> everywhere."
>>
>> "We also have to take into account 2018 when then-Senator Kamala Harris,
>> obviously, when the whole Brett Kavanaugh situation, when Brett Kavanaugh was
>>
>> obviously running for the Supreme Court... I remember her wearing all black
>> and saying she was wearing all black, and 'I wore black today in support of
>> all survivors of sexual assault or abuse,'" Smith continued. "And it was a
>> hashtag, #BelieveSurvivors, etc, etc. And so when you do something like that,
>>
>> it's going to be politicized."
>>
>> O'Reilly said that left-wing activists and movements like Me Too and Time's
>> Up will say nothing about the alleged attack.
>>
>> "But if it were a Republican or conservative, they would be denying the
>> person accused of due process, because that's what they do, unless it's
>> someone on [their] side," he said.
>>
>> Smith agreed, saying that the bias, favoritism, and lack of neutrality"
>> in the media was a serious issue.
>
> The media bias and propaganda has become so severe that even left-leaning
> pundits like Cuomo and Smith can't support it anymore.
>
> For all the hand-wringing and teeth-gnashing over "threats to democracy", it's
> the corporate legacy media that is the single biggest threat to the American
> system of government. They don't just have their finger on the scales, they're
> sitting on them with all their weight.
>
> Watch an MSNBC producer admit that there's no difference between MSNBC and the
> Democrat Party:
>
>
> https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1841954283098431488/vid/avc1/1280x720/UVOCJqOT9SCZ49Dz.mp4?tag=14

Let's be clear: lack of context is all you have to work with, which is
pathetic and stupid. I mean, you could say one guy, drinking wine,
possibly drink, and said to have produced ONE THING ("Ayman" whatever
the fuck that is) is a spokesperson for the network but you'd be lying.
Moreover, if MSNBC is helping Dems WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU SAY FOX NOISE IS
DOING YOU STUPID FUCKING HYPOCRITE? JUST LEAVE PERMANENTLY, IT'S THE
RIGHT THING TO DO.