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Internet sleuths have discovered that over 50% of CNN’s Twitter followers – around 16 million of them – are fake accounts purchased by CNN. A push by the network to try and discredit the Project Veritas CNN leaks prompted internet detectives to examine CNN’s shady social media strategy. Infowars.com reports: An audit of CNN’s Twitter account reveals that their most recent rating reflected an abysmal 46% real followers, 54% fake. It should be noted that this audit reflects information from four years ago, when CNN had just over 30 million followers; they now have 32 million followers.

Predictably, those members of the media who were locked out of a Q&A session with White House spokesman Sean Spicer, have reacted furiously, led by CNN who on Friday sharply condemned the White House's decision to block it and several other outlets.

"This is an unacceptable development by the Trump White House. Apparently this is how they retaliate when you report facts they don't like. We'll keep reporting regardless," CNN said in a statement.

President Trump has begun banning corrupt members of the mainstream media from White House press briefings, with CNN, The New York Times, and the Los Angeles Times among the first to have their access rights revoked. The Hill, Politico, BuzzFeed, the Daily Mail, and BBC are among the other mainstream outlets to be banned by the White House, just hours after President Trump warned during his CPAC speech that “we’re gonna do something about the media“.

The “Access Hollywood” tape that nearly ruined President Donald Trump’s election campaign was leaked by NBC News staffers working on “Access Hollywood”, it has been revealed by multiple sources inside the network. The New York Post reports that the release of the leaked tape was timed to ensure maximum damage to Trump’s campaign, proving yet again that the mainstream media were operating as the public relations arm of the Clinton campaign.

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Source: Ben Garrison