Still working for me, I dunno.
Nah, that's the Rupert Murdock show.
They sure will, that's more and more apparent every day. You linked a Fox News article, most people that post here will believe that over an AP article. But then the same people will complain about CNN or MSNBC.
Okay.
In #733, I said I heard a report on KABC radio that the Park police said they were responding to violence and they didn?t even know Trump would be walking through the area shortly there after. So I looked that up on the Internet and one corroborating story was from Fox News. Then I clicked on a link within the link and in #735, I posted that link; apparently Neal Augustine, a reporter with a Washington DC radio station, claims to have a source at the park police who made these statements, and Augustine seems to be Fox?s source for the story.
I don?t know the reporter and I don?t know the radio station but I do know this ? if I am a reporter, and I am reporting on something that the Park police did, the first thing I?m going to do is I?m going to go to the park police. ?There are reports that you teargassed peaceful protesters in order to allow President Trump to walk through the area shortly there after for a photo op at the church. How do you respond to that??
Now maybe the Park police are going to deny it, which is apparently what they?ve done. Are they lying? I have no idea. I also don?t care. If I am a reporter I?m supposed to report the facts. Let people come to their own conclusions.
It seems to me that no one in the press who is claiming that the police action was done to make a way for Trump to walk through the area has confirmed that was the reason with anyone who would actually know - at least, I haven?t heard that they did. The only one who has gotten anything from the horses mouth is this Augustine guy, assuming he actually spoke to someone with the police - again, if he really did, we don?t know if he was lied to or not.
He seems to be a local in DC guy who may have better access to information from police than people at CNN or MSNBC.