Trump var að tala um, MS 13 glæpagengið, sem sagt er að hafi frami hræðileg morð. Svo snúa fjölmiðlarnir þessu þannig að Trump hafi verið að bölsótast út í venjulega innflytjendur. Hvernig getur Íslenska RÚV tekið þátt í svonalöguðu?

Þegar ég sá þetta í íslenska sjónvarpinu, RUV, þá datt mér í hug strákprakkarar, sem reyndu að ofsækja gamlar konur, þegar þær þurftu að fara á kamarinn, það þarfa þing, á þeim tíma.

Þegar svona frétt kemur, um forseta Bandaríkjana, sem verður að ganga í gegn um mikla eldraun, til að ná kjöri, verður fréttamaðurinn að spyrja spurninga, er þetta líklegt, er þetta satt?

Fréttastofurnar hafa aftur og aftur, látið nota sig til að koma röngum fréttum á framfæri.

Hér er þetta á ensku.

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http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2018/05/17/anti-trump-media-takes-president-out-context-to-incorrectly-claim-called-illegal-immigrants-animals.html

Anti-Trump media take president out of context to incorrectly claim he called illegal immigrants 'animals'

By Brian Flood | Fox News

Sunday Morning Futures - Saturday, May 19

President Trump referred to dangerous MS-13 gang members as “animals” on Wednesday and anti-Trump media organizations conveniently took his comments out of context to make it appear that he was talking about illegal immigrants.

And the liberal outlets don’t plan on clarifying anytime soon.

 

 Trump was asked about the brutal gang by Fresno County Sheriff Margaret Mims when addressing California sanctuary city laws.

Mims specifically said, “There could be an MS-13 gang member I know about, if they don’t reach a certain threshold, I cannot tell ICE about them.”

The president responded, “You wouldn’t believe how bad these people are. These aren’t people, these are animals, and we’re taking them out of the country at a level and at a rate that’s never happened before.”

While Trump was clearly talking about MS-13, which is responsible for some of the grisliest murders in recent memory, several left-leaning news organizations decided to share the president’s response without key context. The dishonest news organizations continued to misrepresent Trump’s comments long after watchdogs called them out on social media for misinterpreting the remarks.

C-SPAN tweeted a video that did not show Mims’ comment, editing down the conversation with Trump’s answer and the caption: “President Trump during California #SanctuaryCities Roundtable: ‘These aren't people. These are animals.’” The misleading video has been viewed more than 2.6 million times in less than 24 hours.