Ministry of truth put on hold
Ministry of truth put on hold
The Department of Homeland Security’s Disinformation Governance Board has been put on ice by the Biden administration and its head, Nina Jankowicz, has reportedly resigned. The news comes just three weeks after the board was announced and follows the emergence of numerous posts and videos in which Jankowicz repeated left-wing talking points on Hunter Biden’s laptop and other controversial issues.
WATCH: Ministry Of Truth Spreads Misinformation
WATCH: Ministry Of Truth Spreads Misinformation
Curtis Houck is NewsBusters hardworking managing editor here to ‘add context’ to the Ministry of Truth’s Nina Jankowicz claims that Hunter Biden European corruption was misinformation.
Biden’s ‘Ministry of Truth’ | Morgan Zegers | Open Mic
Biden’s ‘Ministry of Truth’ | Morgan Zegers | Open Mic
“She spread fake news and then supported censorship of the truth!”
The Truth About Biden’s Disinformation Board | Bill O’Reilly
The Truth About Biden’s Disinformation Board | Bill O’Reilly
“What the deuce did the guy say?”
DHS launches a Ministry of Truth
DHS launches a Ministry of Truth
With the Biden administration hemorrhaging support, Democrats are searching for a message to take into the midterm elections. Well, looks like they’ve found it. Instead of looking for policy solutions, they’re just going to control what you see and smear their opponents.
Mayorkas grilled on capitol hill
Mayorkas grilled on capitol hill
DHS Secretary, Alejandro Mayorkas, was in the hot seat on Capitol Hill earlier today as lawmakers grilled him on the Biden Administration’s increasingly failing border policies.
Today’s hearing comes as a growing number of House Republicans plan to impeach Mayorkas as the border crisis worsens – and instead of leveling with the American people on the reality at the border, Mayorkas took the stand today and rambled off the classic White House talking points.
Attorney Generals Call for the Resignation of Mayorkas
Attorney Generals Call for the Resignation of Mayorkas
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen joins Buck to discuss what the record high cases in Fentanyl deaths mean for the rest of the country.