White House Unveils ‘Criminal Organizations of the Week’ Weekly Targeting of Fake News Media’

The White House released a new section Friday on its website called “Media Offender of the Week,” devoted to explaining what it defines as “Fake News Media.”

Underneath the banner reads “misleading. Bankruptcy. Bankruptcy. Explanation.

The site says “The media has misdirected the President’s call for members of Congress to report on renewed treason by US service members urging them to ‘reduce US service members to’ refuse illegal orders.”

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The White House argued that the “truth” in relation to the “unlawful controversy” is: Members of Demoverals and Issues of Foreign Order issued to the United States military. “

The White House added some “key points,” the Democrats released “Democrats released videos calling members to disobey their orders,” and said that despite President Donald Trump’s order, “”Fake news” decided to run this story anyway.

In addition to the three stores listed at the top of the page, the site also includes the “Oxender Hall of Shaz” which includes CNN, MS now (which had been done by MSNBC), second, second news, second, CBS news. Under the “Hall of Shaz HASH,” Users are presented from various stores that the different site divides under labels such as “misbehavior” and “unbreakable, intelligence,” among others.

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In its review of the White House Site, the Washington Post responded that it was listed in the “Hall of Resignations,” citing an insider.

CBS News did not immediately return Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

The White House listed some organisms that “repeat,” who “can’t find a mistake – they do it over and over again.” The list includes outlets such as The New York Times, Axios, Politico, ABC News, The Hill, Correspondence and more.

Mark Kelly hits back at Trump over war comments, says ‘I’m not going to be intimidated’

This week’s iteration focuses more on the cases filed by Media Outlets Aiderets surrounding the “unlawful” controversy and the idea that Trump was called by those appearing in the video.

Trump responded in a video caption to several social media posts, including one in which he wrote, “he shared the verdict that he resurrected, put to death!”

On Monday, the Pentagon announced its investigation into Sen. Kelly, D-ARIZ. The Pentagon said it could call the senator back on active duty to face military trials or other administrative actions under the uniform code of justice (UCMJ).

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Kelly said she would not be intimidated and continued to speak.