Video Proof That MSNBC Thinks Their Viewers Are Complete & Total Idiots

I have always wondered why liberal reporters tell such outrageous lies.

Do they think that conservatives can be fooled or is it because they know that Democratic voters are so easily fooled?

The latest case in point is Jonathan Lemire of the Associated Press. This nimrod told MSNBC that neither antifa nor BLM was violent in the riots following the death of George Floyd.

700 police injured and $2 billion in damages but no violence? Give me a break.

Yet he thinks the protests at the Capitol where 4 cops were injured and no businesses were looted or burned to the ground was violent. But the truth is I am not so much angry that he lied because I expect that from every liberal.

What really chaps my thighs is that he lied knowing that no one at MSNBC called him on his lies. But, then again that tells you all you need to know about the MSNBC Propaganda News.

FOX News has details:

Liberal MSNBC host offers no pushback as AP reporter claims George Floyd protests were nonviolent

Associated Press reporter Jonathan Lemire rejected the idea that there was any violence after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody last year while being quick to condemn the Capitol Hill violence that took place Jan. 6.

On Wednesday, with congressional hearings underway to examine the events that took place before and after the pro-Trump mob disrupted the certification of President Biden’s election victory, Lemire appeared on MSNBC and attempted to contrast the political violence in Washington D.C. with what took place across the country last summer.

The AP’s @JonLemire claims the George Floyd protests/riots, which led to an $2 billion in damages, 14,000 arrests, 20+ deaths & 12 cops shot, “were nonviolent.”

“These were nonviolent protesters, racially mixed, a lot of young people … There was no violence there." pic.twitter.com/swRhZI3jp4

— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) March 4, 2021

“Let’s be clear, to the different makeup of these protesters, of the people that we saw in June versus the people that we saw in January,” Lemire began. “In June, these were non-violent protesters, racially mixed, a lot of young people fueled by the Black Lives Matter movement. There was outrage by the death of George Floyd, a Black man killed under the knee of a White police officer in Minnesota. There was no violence there.”

Lemire, an MSNBC analyst, continued, “And then, of course, let us remember who was there in January. These were Trump supporters. They were White. They were people who, as it’s been well documented, if the racial makeup of that group had been different, the response at the Capitol likely would have been different as well.”