Fox News made a major mistake while reporting on the terrorist attack in New Orleans. Hosts and guests repeated the same false statement 22 times before issuing a correction. So far, according to law enforcement, the border played no role in the terrorist attack.

I wanted to know how many times they did this for my newsletter/podcast so I figured I'd make a video out of it.

In May, the target was Robert Fico. In July, it was Donald Trump. The pattern of these attacks is becoming clearer. Who could be next?

Now do all the times ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC, and CNN have repeated incorrect information. Oh I forgot, they straight up lie and never issue corrections, so they’re exempt.

Republicans are so disappointed they can’t blame immigrants.

While they eventually issued the correction, how many of their viewers noticed or cared that it was not accurate?

Fox News is a propaganda and conspiracy theory outlet not a news source.

@rolandsmartin It wasn’t a mistake. It was an intentional lie.

Noticed how they stopped say “two days ago” halfway through? So they can still claim they are somewhat accurate if you tilt your head left and squint.

They were inconsistent throughout about “two days ago” I had to edit the clips to get all 22 references to fit. So far, according to law enforcement, the border played absolutely no role. The man rented the truck from Texas the day before he drove it to NOLA.

22 times isn’t a mistake. It’s a choice.

Imagine the media getting something wrong then doubling and tripling down on the falsehood.