The Wall Street Journal intentionally lied and spread “fake news” about President Donald Trump. Too bad for them, things immediately blew up in the fake news outlet’s collective face as White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders unleashed WSJ’s worst nightmare - and she humiliated them in the process.
It seems that the Trump administration is having to correct at least one fake news report a day as the liberal media continues to put out flagrant mistruths in hopes of discrediting the President of the United States. However, Trump officials are getting smarter when it comes to dealing with these purveyors of fake news.
The Wall Street Journal was the most recent to try this stunt, and things backfired in spectacular fashion. As we all know, liberals’ heads have been exploding over North Korea — but only since Trump took office. Suddenly, the left seems to think the hermit kingdom stands a chance in a war against the U.S., so they’re afraid that Trump’s confident comments are going to start WWIII.
The fact that North Korea would be instantaneously obliterated if they ever tried anything is a topic for another day. However, it seems that some people wish to use the tensions to muddy up the water when it comes to the truth. Proving just that, the Wall Street Journal recently released a report that claimed Trump told them, “I probably have a very good relationship with Kim Jong Un.
Of course, they thought that there were no cameras around at the time and the only person with an audio recorder was them — or so they thought. As one would imagine, the article was released causing the left to get all stirred up yet again over Trump and his relationship with North Korea. Saying the usual “Trump is a liar” and that “Trump is going to get us all killed,” it wasn’t long before the left was eating their words.
At first, it started out small as President Donald Trump took to Twitter in order to refute the claims. “The Wall Street Journal stated falsely that I said to them ‘I have a good relationship with Kim Jong Un’ (of N. Korea). Obviously I didn’t say that. I said ‘I’d have a good relationship with Kim Jong Un, a big difference. Fortunately we now record conversations with reporters, President Trump tweeted, adding, “… and they knew exactly what I said and meant. They just wanted a story. FAKE NEWS!
Since the left is blinded by their own bias, though, they once again called President Donald Trump a liar, choosing to pick sides with the liberal rag and, of course, the side that fits their agenda to take down the president. Too bad for them, they chose wrong, and none other than White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was about to unleash their worst nightmare.
Sarah most recently obliterated the claims by WSJ, releasing a White House recording of the interview, and boy, does it make the Wall Street Journal look bad. After calling the publication “fake news,” Sanders then made it perfectly clear that Trump said, “I’d,” as in “I would,” not “I” as in “I do,” have a very good relationship with Kim Jong Un — a very big difference as Trump pointed out.
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