Journos Aren't Quick to Share a Couple Details While Hyperventilating About Being Used As Decoys
You won't be surprised to know that there are "journalists" doing the thing where they make everything about themselves again.
Yesterday Brett wrote about journalists and other Democrats who are clutching pearls over what happened recently in Turkey:
The big news on X today isn't that it's Election Day in several key states, but that President Donald Trump pulled the old switcheroo on a flight from Turkey, boarding Air Force One in full view of cameras, slipping out the far side into a catering truck, and transferring to another military transport. This was all done due to a credible assassination threat from Iran, and as our own Sam J. reported earlier, CNN's Jake Tapper took great offense that White House staffers and reporters were left on Trump's death jet.
The story: Iran had a serious plot to kill the president while he was overseas.
Media headlines: OMG Secret Service prioritized protecting the president and not every member of the press who was tagging along.
Reporters seem shocked to learn that the Secret Service's job is to protect the president and not all the press that travels with him.
Many reporters use themselves as decoys all the time because they hope we mistake them for actual journalists instead of the propagandists they really are.
An argument could be made that the regime would have no interest in taking out many of the "journalists" who are parroting Iranian state media in the U.S. and helping spread their propaganda.
Watching "journalists" find out in real time that the Secret Service prioritizes the president over reporters has been amazing.
You'll also notice that nobody above mentioned this:
Next up Tapper and the rest will be reporting, "yeah, but Rubio and Bessent both had parachutes and reporters didn't."
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