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NBC’s Anti-Trump Headline Proves Why The Are The Definition Of FAKE NEWS

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The liberal mainstream media has really gone down hill over the past couple years. Their stories have not only become exceptionally biased and slanted, to the point where many their facts and figures are completely false and sometimes the whole news story is a complete lie. Their headlines are another story entirely and have become increasingly more extreme and outrageous. This latest headline by a mainstream news source, NBC may have just taken the cake for how far major network news sources are willing to push the boundaries of insanity.

NBC Politics just ran a story with the staggeringly low-brow headline about President Trump: “President Trump reaches 32 days, won’t be shortest U.S. president.”

This is what Trump is talking about when he talks about the caustic nature of the liberal media and their attacks on anyone who stands in their way. They don’t even try to hide their shameless biases in what they are trying to pass off as credible news.

Of course, we heard a very different tone when Obama was elected president and had just completed his first month in office.

Instead, they just stood around like love-struck schoolgirls gawking at Obama’s brilliance.

Here is just a little excerpt of the type of professional journalism, if you can even call it that, that was captured in NBC’s latest Trump-bashing article:

This Presidents Day, as thousands prepare to swarm the streets for anti-administration rallies, President Donald Trump has reached his 32nd day in office. This now surpasses the record for the shortest term in the Oval Office. That unfortunate honor rests with William Henry Harrison, the ninth president of the United States, who died from pneumonia just 32 days into his presidency, on April 4, 1841.

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