Former president Donald TrumpThe chief spokesperson said on Sunday Fox News Edited a new interview with Trump to remove unsubstantiated claims about fraud in the 2020 presidential election.
Former Republican National Committee spokesperson Liz Harrington (Liz Harrington) was appointed as Trump’s personal spokesperson in June, and after Trump appeared on Bungino’s Saturday night show, she blamed Fox News proceed checking, Unfiltered, Discuss and criticize democratic policies under the leadership of the president Joe Biden.
“Fox News deleted President Trump’s words,” Harrington tweeted after an interview, sharing a YouTube video allegedly showing “jump edits.”
Harrington claimed that the network edited a passage from Trump, calling the election “fake” and referring to “voter abuse” and “voter fraud.”
This is as bad as a large technology company. They are remembering President Trump’s honest statements and the concerns of tens of millions of Americans.
I think it is filtered after all, @dbongino.
— Liz Harrington (@realLizUSA) August 8, 2021
Since leaving office, Trump has repeated unsubstantiated claims about voter fraud in most of his speeches and public appearances. The interview aired with Bonghino on Fox News on August 7 did not show that Trump mentioned allegations of election fraud, even though he did claim Democratic Party Oppose voter ID cards because he criticized efforts to expand voting rights.
“This is as bad as the big tech companies. They are putting President Trump’s honest statements and the concerns of tens of millions of Americans in the memory hole,” Harrington said. “I think it was filtered after all, @dbongino.”
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The core of the congressional riot on January 6 was the claim that the November presidential election was stolen. Trump has always been the main disseminator of lies, even though his former Attorney General Bill Barr insisted that there is no evidence that fraud changed the election results.
Most wired networks, including National Broadcasting Corporation, CBS and ABCOn November 5, Trump interrupted at the White House press conference. The president at the time made false statements about widespread voter fraud, raising people’s doubts about the integrity of the election. Some news anchors also broke into their live broadcasts to verify and correct false statements.
Conservative media organizations, including Newsmax, One America News Network (OAN), and some Fox News public opinion hosts, amplified this statement and provided credibility to the legal challenges raised by the Trump campaign, which have all been challenged. Dismissed out of court.
In February, Fox News began broadcasting a new package to debunk allegations of election fraud. After the voting company Smartmatic issued a legal threat to the network, accusing it of participating in “false propaganda activities,” its hosts and guests have spread. .
The package features a voting technologist who vilified the hosts Jeanine Pirro, Lou Dobbs and Maria Battiromo.
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