MSNBC has gone too far this time. I don’t do this a lot, but I am putting on my veteran hat when speaking to you on this subject.
I am a veteran of eight years in the United States Air Force. My president, Donald J. Trump, loves the military and, most importantly, veterans. I have interviewed him five times, so I think I know him to a degree. He thinks about the military before almost anything. The armed services weigh on his heart and you can see it whenever he gives a speech.
Chris Jansing of MSNBC lied and said Trump didn’t address the deaths of the Navy sailors aboard the USS John S. McCain.
Let me start by showing you the tweet President Trump sent out to his Twitter following of over 36 million:
We pray for our fallen heroes who died while serving our country in the @USNavy aboard the #USSJohnSMcCain, and their families. pic.twitter.com/t3kD8qj9Mt
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 22, 2017
Maybe Jansing doesn’t tweet? It would be hard for me to believe that considering her news station breaks down into hysterics after every tweet from the president.
But she spread the lie anyway. In an interview with Col. Jack Jacobs, she said explicitly that Trump never acknowledged the tragic death of 10 U.S. servicemen. Her assertion was untrue, but that didn’t stop her.
Source: NTK Network
Jansing was interviewing MSNBC analyst Col. Jack H. Jacobs and asked Jacobs about Trump not addressing the tragedy at a campaign event in Arizona on Tuesday.
“I talk to a lot of people who are very concerned about the fact that he did not mention what had happened,” Jacobs told Jansing.
“Do you have to be a real politician, Jack, to know that when 10 people die in service to their country, that at least you acknowledge that in a public forum and express your solidarity, your sympathies to their families?” Jansing interjected. “That’s not about being a politician or not being experienced. I think it’s about basic humanity, isn’t it?”
The only problem for Jansing and Jacobs is that Trump did address the passing of the 10 navy sailors on Tuesday.
Trump tweeted the following message from his personal Twitter account, which has more than 36 million followers, on Tuesday.
Watch the television segment here:
Talk about not having journalistic integrity. If you are going to make a claim like this, you had better check all avenues before charging that the President of the United States would not address something as serious as 10 servicemen losing their lives.
I apologize for my attitude but the media has gone way too far and they are beginning to be a danger to our country.
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