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Pre-interviews: One way the lame stream media controls the narrative

The Daily Sheeple
Mon, 20 Mar 2017 20:37 UTC

Busted!

Former CIA official Larry Johnson was a guest on CNN with host Brian Stelter yesterday.

While they were discussing the Trump wiretapping allegations, Stelter made a claim about Russia Today, and Johnson snapped back with a (perhaps not-so) surprising bit of information...

Johnson exposed how the network - along with other mainstream media outlets - do pre-interviews with guests to control what they say.

In this video, Luke Rudkowski of We Are Change shares a very personal story with Arianna Huffington that relates to Johnson's reveal.

Reader Comments

Ragnar · 2017-03-21T21:26:45Z

Preach on brother Luke! Love the people who won't sell out.

the compulsive hoarder · 2017-03-21T23:39:33Z

Yeah yeah RT is not a propaganda channel, all MSM is including RT - so they don't do pre-interviews so what?

Our western media lies but Russian media tells the truth ..... always! ... bollocks you have to be naive to believe that.

Besides this guy Larry Johnson believes The U.S. Government did not plan or execute the attacks on 9-11 he's a disinfo agent and has not stopped working for the CIA so why believe anything he has to say?

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If you do not believe the official narrative you are a Holocaust denier according to Johnson.

Heres a nice reply from him

I've talked to Ray and you do not know what you are talking about. Inside job my ass. It is clowns like you that deny things like the Holocaust.

Anyway Had CNN done a pre-interview with him would they have let him on to reveal a "not-so surprising bit of information"... ?

pounamuknight · 2017-03-22T00:24:30Z

the compulsive hoarder CNN was obviously caught off guard. You see it in how Seltzer's face looks constipated as Johnson reveals MSM's pre-interview racket and how Seltzer interrupts Johnson and quickly changes the subject

I'm not a fan of Johnson but this revealing interview is gold!

Ruth · 2017-03-21T23:51:34Z

What has not been said, and is probably the 'elephant in the room', is that Brian Stelter would lose his job if he didn't 'tow the line' and do exactly what he was told.

earthling · 2017-03-21T23:52:43Z

Ahhh, all interviews are staged people.

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