Senator Mullin: CBS Picked the Wrong Girl to Mess With

CBS Editing Controversy

• 💡 Senator Mark Wayne Mullin states that CBS has a pattern of editing interviews, especially with liberal media outlets, and that Kristi Noem was the "wrong girl to mess with" after CBS edited her interview.
• 🎯 Mullin advises that if an interview is not live, it cannot be trusted due to the potential for outlets to build a narrative and create a false story.
• 📌 He recounts a personal experience where Ted Koppel interviewed him for an hour but only used a short, out-of-context clip, demonstrating selective editing.

Media Bias and Trust

• 📺 Mullin argues that shows like CBS are no longer reporting news but are instead pushing biased narratives, leading to a loss of credibility.
• 🔍 He contrasts this with Fox News, which he claims provides actual news and allows viewers to understand political events without a biased agenda.
• 🎭 The Senator points to hypocrisy in media coverage, citing the editing of Kamala Harris's interview and the subsequent lawsuit by President Trump as examples of CBS's continued biased practices.

Trump's Impact on DC Safety

• 🇺🇸 Mullin questions why governors like Pritzker and mayors are against President Trump's help with safety and security in Washington D.C.
• 📉 He highlights that crime has decreased in D.C. since the implementation of increased police presence, making the city cleaner and reducing visible protesting and crime.
• 🚫 Mullin suggests that the opposition to Trump's initiatives is driven by hatred towards him rather than a genuine concern for the American people or public safety.
• 🗣️ He questions why other mayors, such as in Chicago, wouldn't want similar help if Trump's methods are successful in reducing crime.