| February 9, 2018 |
If you visit political websites on the net, always risky if you care about truth, you will notice article after article based on anonymous sources. Vanity Fair and the Huffington Post lead the league in that.
The game is this: a reporter hostile to President Trump or any other government official, puts the word out that he or she is looking for dirt. Not hard to do in Washington where websites are closely followed for gossip.
Then a person calls the reporter and dishes. The reporter asks for verification but there is none. Then the reporter prints the allegations anyway citing a “source” close to whatever.
It’s a vicious, corrupt system that has taken deep root in our political landscape. Well known newspapers and magazines are also doing it especially to the Trump White House.
Character assassination has never been easier in America. Accusations have become convictions, fodder for late night comedians and cable news yakkers.
It is a deplorable situation where lives are being ruined. And at this point, there’s no way to stop it.
We have a lot of interesting things posted for all this weekend: my analysis of the border wall on WABC radio, my interview with a former US attorney about investigating FBI personnel for possible criminal activity, and the always entertaining O’Reilly-Glenn Beck radio extravaganza.
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| Posted by Bill O'Reilly at 9:33 AM |
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