The Drive-By Media likes to make each story about themselves. Stroll by way of any newsroom within the nation and also you’ll discover a pandemic of narcissism slathered in make-up.
That’s why the community information anchors at all times journey to the hazard zones – strapped to phone poles throughout hurricanes carrying tight t-shirts and form-fitting pants. Reporting in 5 ft of flood water when they need to be on dry land.
Nowadays, reporters make themselves the victims. And that brings me to CBS Information correspondent Scott MacFarlane. This man brings victimhood to a completely new stage.
So MacFarlane was on Chuck Todd’s podcast the opposite day — and he stated he acquired PTSD from overlaying the tried assassination of President Trump.
MacFarlane was on the bottom that day in Butler County, Pennsylvania. He described the unbelievable horror that he witnessed. However he says it was not Trump getting shot within the head that brought about him to endure psychological anguish.
“I acquired recognized with PTSD inside 48 hours. I acquired placed on trauma depart. Not as a result of, I feel, of the capturing, however since you may — you noticed it within the eyes, the response of the folks,” MacFarlane whimpered on an episode of “The Chuck ToddCast” podcast.
MacFarlane claimed “dozens” of individuals within the viewers that day turned on members of the media, calling out “You probably did this, that is your fault, you brought about this, you killed him,” and speculating they had been about to “beat us with their palms.”
“They had been coming for us. If he didn’t soar up together with his fist, they had been going to return kill us,” he instructed Todd. And for the document, no reporters had been injured or killed in Butler County, Pennsylvania.
So this pinhead needed to what – see a therapist – as a result of Trump followers had been giving him the stink eye?
He needed to go on trauma depart? What kind of chicken-hearted, yellow-bellied bottomed baloney is that? What’s happening over at CBS Information?
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Edward R. Murrow anchored the information from London whereas the Nazis had been dropping bombs on town. Walter Cronkite lined the invasion of Normandy. The Nazis had been actually capturing bullets at these guys. You suppose they went to remedy? You suppose these reporters took trauma depart?
President Trump actually took a bullet to the pinnacle — however it’s Scott MacFarlane that we’re speculated to have sympathy for – as a result of he acquired his emotions harm.
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Syndicated with permission from ToddStarnes.com – based by best-selling writer and journalist Todd Starnes. Starnes is the recipient of an RTNDA Edward R. Murrow Award and the Related Press Mark Twain Award for Storytelling.
