CNN Accused Of Editing Out Eyewitness Testimony Of Voter Fraud

June 30, 2017

CNN has been accused of deceptively editing a statement from an interviewee to omit the part where he describes the voter fraud he personally witnessed when he worked as a poll watcher.

As Infowars reports, the accusation stems from Project Veritas’ latest video exposing the inner workings of CNN.

In the Project Veritas video, the organization’s head James O’Keefe refers to an eight minute segment CNN aired on March 30.

That segment involved a forum of Americans discussing their views on President Donald Trump.

One of those Americans was William Baer, who stated that during his time as a poll watcher, he saw people being bussed in to polling stations.

If Baer’s remarks were to be proven true, they would give credence to President Donald Trump’s concerns about voter fraud in the 2016 election, which Democrats have been very quick to denounce.

Unfortunately, according to O’Keefe, Baer’s full explanation for what he saw never made it to air.

O’Keefe’s report contains the raw audio of the March 30 segment which shows that Baer’s explanation – during which he states that, during his time as a poll watcher in New Jersey, he personally witnessed lax voter registration standards that would make it very easy to commit voter fraud – was cut out from the piece completely.

“The piece suggests that Baer did not have a legitimate answer to [CNN host Alisyn] Camerota’s question – in actuality the answer was cut because it didn’t fit their narrative – this is a textbook lie of omission,” claims James O’Keefe.

See the relevant segment of Project Veritas’ latest video – including the leaked audio from the moment Baer provides eyewitness testimony – below.

CNN caught editing out poll watcher's eyewitness testimony of voter fraud to characterize him as a conspiracy theorist. @JamesOKeefeIII pic.twitter.com/6vyY3MX3DF

— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) June 30, 2017 

https://milo.yiannopoulos.net/2017/06/cnn-edit-voter-fraud/