The Biden laptop story blackout followed four entire years in which the media, in tandem with the Clinton campaign and the intelligence apparatus, spread lies about Trump based on the Russia collusion hoax and every other dubiously-sourced rumor they could find.
The good news is, after seeing how cravenly the corporate press carried water for the Clinton campaign's false narrative about Trump and Russia, America is recognizing and dismissing media hoaxes more quickly these days.
The most outrageous election interference from the press this cycle might be the pile-up on Trump by ABC News "Moderators" when Trump met Harris for a singular presidential debate in September.
Throughout the debate, the format resembled ABC's David Muir and Linsey Davis asking Trump to explain how he could possibly be so horrible and then giving Harris a chance to opine on whether she thought Trump was horrible and why.
As soon as Harris became the only option to face Trump, newsrooms fell into line and began pumping out a gushy narrative about "The Reintroduction of Kamala Harris" to convince voters "How Kamala Harris Can Win and Make History." Journalists said they were "Coconut-pilled." It was obvious to everyone why the change really happened.
News photographers started complaining that the iconic image of Trump fist-pumping with the American flag behind him moments after he was shot was too flattering.
The media regularly attempt to convince voters that Trump plans to imprison his political opponents while also treating the multi-pronged attempt by the Biden-Harris Justice Department and its allies to throw Trump in prison.
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