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Margaret Brennan Tries to Blame RFK Jr for a Murder

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As long as CBS News has Margaret Brennan on their Sunday News show, Face the Nation, they can’t be trusted. She outdid herself yesterday. Brennan had the brilliant Dr. Jay Bhattacharya on the show and used him to blame Robert F. Kennedy for a murder by a probably insane killer. The doctor addressed her narrow line of political questioning, and she followed up by refusing to let him make his point.

She continually interrupted Dr. Bhattacharya to get her moronic point across about a killer. Watch the clip if you can stand it. Brennan is insufferable.

She kept going around in circles to confuse people and keep the esteemed doctor from responding. He would answer logically, and she’d take off with more nonsense. If she believes what she is saying, she is a complete moron. Her mindless interpretation was dumbfounding.

Compare her handling of the mentally ill gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin and the very dangerous communist Bernie Sanders. She handled this situation stupidly also:

The media, including CBS News, is a disaster. CBS CEO Bari Weiss should consider firing Brennan. In the first clip, she used Dr. Bhattacharya to insult RFK and rant about bad vaccine information from the right, ignoring his attempts to explain that misinformation also came largely, originally, and throughout from the government. She wouldn’t let him talk.

The media, especially her, were major spreaders of dis-, mis-, and malinformation about COVID and the vaccines. She gets paid millions to make dumb comments and abuse brilliant people.

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