Staff Reports
Once again, the so-called “trusted” voices in mainstream media have embarrassed themselves in front of the entire country. This time, it’s a CNN anchor caught spreading misinformation about a child actor involved in the flashy, overproduced Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime show. Surprised? Not at all. These liberal news hacks can’t help but peddle stories that fit their own twisted narrative, even when it comes to something as harmless as a kid’s cameo on live TV.
Americans watched the Super Bowl for some much-needed entertainment and unity, only to get another lesson in fake news courtesy of an out-of-touch media elite. It’s beyond frustrating. Every day, we hear endless lectures from the left about stopping “misinformation,” but when their own side gets it wrong, it’s just swept under the rug or ignored. They talk about “protecting the truth” as they twist the facts for ratings and clicks.
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Let’s be honest—CNN and its ilk lost all credibility ages ago. Whether it’s pushing fake narratives about political opponents or now inventing drama involving children, nothing is off limits if it gets headlines. These people think Americans are too stupid to notice their double standards, but the public is waking up. The Super Bowl should be about football, patriotism, and good fun—not another opportunity for liberal activists posing as journalists to mislead millions.
Think about who benefits from these tactics: the globalist media machine, hungry for division and chaos. Instead of holding up genuine American values, they use the country’s biggest events to push their agenda—even dragging kids into the mess. It’s sickening to see how far they’ll stoop, all while preaching moral superiority from their studios in New York or Washington, D.C.
If the so-called guardians of truth can’t get something as basic as a halftime performance right, why would anyone trust them to cover the issues that actually matter? Maybe that’s the real question Americans need to ask. How many more times do we have to catch the media with their hand in the cookie jar before we finally tune them out for good?
