CNN Debate Moderator's Ex-Husband Linked to Hunter Laptop Disinformation
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CNN debate moderator Dana Bash's ex-husband, Jeremy Bash, has been revealed as one of the 51 intelligence officials who falsely claimed Hunter Biden's laptop was Russian disinformation. This revelation has raised concerns about Dana Bash's ability to remain unbiased while moderating the upcoming presidential debate between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden.
Jeremy Bash, a former CIA Chief of Staff and current national security analyst for NBC News and MSNBC, was among those who played a key role in misleading the American public during a critical election period. The letter he signed was widely cited by media outlets to dismiss the Hunter Biden laptop story.
The letter referred to was signed by more than 50 former senior intelligence officials, including prominent figures like former CIA Directors John Brennan and Leon Panetta. Released in October 2020, shortly after the New York Post published articles about Hunter Biden’s laptop, the letter expressed skepticism about the origins of the laptop and its contents. The signatories claimed that the story bore “all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation.”
The officials made it clear they did not have evidence confirming Russian involvement but highlighted their “expertise” in recognizing the methods and tactics of Russian disinformation. They went on to claim that the timing and nature of the laptop’s appearance warranted suspicion and caution, urging consideration of the possibility that it could be intended to influence the presidential election. This played a significant role in shaping the media and public opinion surrounding the story at the time.
This isn’t the first time CNN’s credibility has been called into question. The network has previously faced allegations of leaking debate questions to Hillary Clinton’s campaign in advance. Trump is likely to call out any potential glaring conflict of interest during the debate.
Recently, the network’s leadership has been under fire as they stand by their two anchors assigned to moderate the upcoming first presidential debate of the general election. Monday’s interview on CNN’s morning show turned heated when host Kasie Hunt clashed with Trump campaign spokesperson Karoline Leavitt, who sharply criticized debate moderator Jake Tapper.
“Jake Tapper and Dana Bash are well respected veteran journalists who have covered politics for more than five decades combined,” CNN relayed in a statement earlier. “They have extensive experience moderating major political debates, including CNN’s Republican Presidential Primary Debate this cycle. There are no two people better equipped to co-moderate a substantial and fact-based discussion and we look forward to the debate on June 27 in Atlanta.”
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Jeremy Bash, a former CIA Chief of Staff and current national security analyst for NBC News and MSNBC, was among those who played a key role in misleading the American public during a critical election period. The letter he signed was widely cited by media outlets to dismiss the Hunter Biden laptop story.
The letter referred to was signed by more than 50 former senior intelligence officials, including prominent figures like former CIA Directors John Brennan and Leon Panetta. Released in October 2020, shortly after the New York Post published articles about Hunter Biden’s laptop, the letter expressed skepticism about the origins of the laptop and its contents. The signatories claimed that the story bore “all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation.”
The officials made it clear they did not have evidence confirming Russian involvement but highlighted their “expertise” in recognizing the methods and tactics of Russian disinformation. They went on to claim that the timing and nature of the laptop’s appearance warranted suspicion and caution, urging consideration of the possibility that it could be intended to influence the presidential election. This played a significant role in shaping the media and public opinion surrounding the story at the time.
This isn’t the first time CNN’s credibility has been called into question. The network has previously faced allegations of leaking debate questions to Hillary Clinton’s campaign in advance. Trump is likely to call out any potential glaring conflict of interest during the debate.
Recently, the network’s leadership has been under fire as they stand by their two anchors assigned to moderate the upcoming first presidential debate of the general election. Monday’s interview on CNN’s morning show turned heated when host Kasie Hunt clashed with Trump campaign spokesperson Karoline Leavitt, who sharply criticized debate moderator Jake Tapper.
“Jake Tapper and Dana Bash are well respected veteran journalists who have covered politics for more than five decades combined,” CNN relayed in a statement earlier. “They have extensive experience moderating major political debates, including CNN’s Republican Presidential Primary Debate this cycle. There are no two people better equipped to co-moderate a substantial and fact-based discussion and we look forward to the debate on June 27 in Atlanta.”
Sources:
trendingpoliticsnews.com
100percentfedup.com
westernjournal.com
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