Definition of Fake: “The first-hand source for the second-hand source says he has no recollection of the incident. It’s remarkable The New Yorker published the story of Ramirez’s allegation in the first place.” Shame.

Fake interview. Bad grammar. Ridiculous tone. Amazing this got into the magazine? Jenna Amatulli does a great job analyzing. Hats off @ohheyjenna

Literally – killing on a rumor. Is Social Media liable?

“This is about as nasty as it’s been,” Weather Channel reporter Mike Seidel says as he appears to be losing his footing — or just shifting his footing dramatically. = Fake Footing.

Gardiner Harris covers international diplomacy for The New York Times. He previously served as a White House, South Asia, public health and pharmaceutical reporter for The Times. And now, evidently, creates Fake News stories for a living.

“Ward has insisted that his work was truthful, that his work involved real people, and that we would eventually find the individuals behind his “man-on-the-street” interviews. ” Eventually = Never.

“Fear” pushes the “unqualified” and/or “incompetent” narrative. Except that both Mattis and Kelly have disputed the tone, tenor and accuracy of Woodward’s reporting. Non-fiction fiction?

WaPo “reports” a hit piece alleging a Trump “policy” of denying passports to Americans living near the border.  Except it’s not true per State department records.

Except it hasn’t. China flat out rebuts the report and provides evidence to the contrary. The Grey Lady still has not corrected their story.

Lies, lies and….more lies. Lanny Davis caught trying to promote an anti Trump narrative instead of providing advice to council. CNN complicit. CNN still stands by their fake story. The very definition of ‘news making’ and not ‘news reporting’. Shame.

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Kylie Jenner claims snapchat is dead and wipes $1.3billion off the value, just from having a huge following.