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Latest revision as of 09:03, 5 February 2019
Heather Nauert (UN Ambassador candidate, to replace Nikki Haley), because while she was at CNN she hosted a “panel on Sharia law conspiracies”, and names 3 people, that CNN had on shows on their network, more recently, in the same capacity.
Back in 2009 the panel was called “Terror from Within” and featured anti-jihad activists Frank Gaffney, Robert Spencer, Muslim critic (and Canadian journalist) Tarek Fatah. CNN interviewed those same people as recently as 2015. When asked about that, CNN declined to comment under their two standards doctrine: one for thee, and one for me.
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