Josh Dis-Ernest, an Obama minion, will become a spokesperson on NBC, the National Bolshevik Corporation. He fits in, especially since he’s been working with them for years, spreading lies and propaganda. We have a few of our favorites at the end of this article.
The best President Trump will ever get from him are left-handed compliments. He will also work on diminishing the views of the right. Ernest is nothing more than a propagandist.
If you want to know what it will be like, listen to him on the nasty Colbert show. In the segment, he forgets to mention that Fox News was left out of gaggles and secret meetings with the press as he refers to Fox News as fake news and claims they never banned Fox.
Dis-Ernest would make Joseph Goebbels blush as he claims the Obama administration’s goal was to tell the truth and show the public their policies work.
We have his best three lies though there were many to choose from and it was hard to pick:
#1 He claimed Obama did not ransom the Iran hostages after State Department spokesman John Kirby admitted to the press during a briefing that the cash given to Iran was a ransom for release of four hostages.
#2 Ernest admitted politics will drive the Supreme Court pick after Justice Antonin Scalia died but then reversed it.
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“Well, listen… Politics are going to be part of this, particularly in an election year. I don’t think anybody disputes that,” Earnest said.
Then in response to the question by reporters, he said:
“No, I don’t think so,” said Earnest. “The President’s made clear that he’s not on the ballot. The President’s interested in fulfilling his constitutional duty to appoint the person that he believes is the best person in America to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court.”
#3 The spokesliar said the Obama administration was the most transparent ever and he said it with a straight face.
Press Secretary Josh Earnest calling President Obama the most transparent president in U.S. history. Do you agree? pic.twitter.com/fVGaOcblVn
— Fox & Friends First (@FoxFriendsFirst) December 26, 2016
