CNN is once again experiencing troubled times.
The fake news network is staring into a credibility crisis like never before.
And CNN is falling apart after a rival caught them in a giant on-air lie.
South Dakota Emergency Room nurse Jodi Doering appeared on the fake news CNN show New Day to spin a grizzly tale about how she watched patients die from coronavirus while crying about how they could not believe what was happening to them because they were led to believe the virus was a hoax.
“Their last dying words are, ‘This can’t be happening. It’s not real,'” Doering told CNN.
“It just makes you sad, and mad, and frustrated, and then you know you’re going to come back and do it all over again.”
Doering added that her patients “scream at you for a magic medicine and that Joe Biden is going to ruin the USA. All while gasping for breath.”
Critics blasted CNN for putting Doering on the air to violate the privacy of her patients’ final, painful moments of life to make a political attack on Donald Trump.
Aside from CNN’s ghoulish lack of morals, there is a major question about their journalistic ethics.
Reporter David Zweig for Wired Magazine tried to substantiate Doering’s claims by calling South Dakota hospitals and could not find one nurse to back up the story that patients were dying of coronavirus after claiming it was a hoax.
“I called a number of hospitals in the same part of South Dakota to ask emergency room nurses if they’d noticed the same, disturbing phenomenon. At Avera Weskota Memorial Hospital, about 20 minutes from Doering’s hometown of Woonsocket, an ER nurse told me, ‘I have not had that experience here.’ At my request, Kim Rieger, the VP for communications and marketing at Huron Regional Medical Center, one of the four medical facilities where Doering works, spoke with several nurses at Huron to get their reactions to the CNN interview. None said they’d interacted with Covid patients who denied having the disease. ‘Most patients are grateful, and thankful for our help,’ one told her. ‘I have not experienced this, nor have I been told of this experience, ever,’ another said,” Zweif wrote.
CNN allowed this dubious story on the air because they do not report the news.
CNN reports narratives.
And Doering told CNN the story it wanted to hear about Donald Trump misleading his followers to their deaths by telling them coronavirus was a hoax.
Pants on Fire News will keep you up-to-date on any new developments in this ongoing story.