In the event you spent the higher a part of two years telling the identical lie on tv you could be shamed into silence.
Or, you’d clarify why you unfold the lie and promise it received’t occur once more.
Not Stephen Colbert.
The Helpful Fool pushed the Russian collusion hoax for months on finish throughout President Donald Trump’s first time period.
When the hoax collapsed in actual time Colbert by no means bothered to apologize or backpedal.
Nor did CBS brass coax him to do something of the type. Then once more, CBS-owned Showtime produced a two-part miniseries pretending the hoax really occurred. The Legacy Media, in flip, pretended as if the hoax was nonetheless correct.
Some shops handled its artistic crew as truth-telling messengers.
Unhappy.
So peddling falsehoods to smite Trump isn’t new for Colbert. This week, the regime comedian muttered a lie so aggressively debunked even Snopes did the honors.
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Colbert regurgitated his newest anti-Trump rant Wednesday, this one punctuated by one thing new and insidious. The far-Left comedian insinuated Trump was, watch for it, a Nazi.
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“For the file, Trump didn’t provide you with ‘America first.’ ‘America first’ was the motto of Nazi-friendly People within the Thirties … Trump wasn’t Nazi-friendly till 2017.”
What trendy president has been a greater buddy to Israel and the Jewish folks than Trump? Worst Nazi ever, no?
Colbert then mentioned, in a scratchy Trump impression, “very fantastic folks.” Think about it a canine whistle to his rabid, far-Left viewers.
They might not notice the “Very Tremendous Folks” line has been completely debunked. Or they merely don’t care and confirmed as much as cheer on Colbert’s nightly “clapter” routine.
Colbert has a crew of writers at his again. Do any of them know reality from fiction?
Even scarier? Does Colbert?
He’s not alone, although. Each Amber Ruffin and “Hacks” star Hannah Einbinder each peddled the “Very Tremendous Folks” hoax earlier this yr.