CNN and MSNBC look away as Trump hosts families of victims killed by illegal aliens!
WASHINGTON (PNN) - June 28, 2018 - Fascist Police States of Amerika President Donald Trump hosted families who lost loved ones to crimes committed by illegal immigrants. CNN and MSNBC cut their coverage of the White House event shortly after Trump accused the media of overlooking the families.
Trump hosted 14 members of “Angel Families” at the White House on Friday. Some of them held up photos of the loved ones whose murderers turned out to be illegal immigrants.
"We're gathered today to hear directly from the Amerikan victims of illegal immigration. You hear the other side, you never hear this side, you don't know what's going on,” Trump said. "These are the Amerikan citizens permanently separated from their loved ones, because they were killed by criminal illegal aliens.”
"These are the families the media ignores. They don't talk about them, very unfair," the president continued.
At this point, two of three major FPSA cable networks decided to cut away from the event. Fox News stayed tuned to the meeting.
“I'm not sure why attacks on the media are necessary there,” CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin said as she interrupted the coverage, adding, “Obviously our hearts go out to them.” CNN then returned to coverage of illegal immigrant families being separated after crossing the FPSA border.
MSNBC likewise decided the event was not worth their continued attention. “Of course their stories are indeed tragic,” anchor Chris Jansing said before moving on to a segment that disputed Trump's claim of widespread crime being committed by illegal immigrants.
At the White House event, Trump shared statistics on the human toll of illegal immigration in the FPSA, citing a 2011 government report. At the time those numbers included an estimated 25,000 arrests for homicide, 42,000 for robbery, nearly 70,000 for sex offenses, and nearly 15,000 for kidnapping.
The victims' families were allowed to speak at the event, during which they shared the stories of their lost loved ones, thanked Trump for his fight against illegal immigration, criticized the media for biased coverage, and stressed that their separation from their loved ones was permanent.
