CNN Panel MELTS DOWN As LYING Host Issues FALSE FACT CHECK On Democrats Facing DOJ Investigation!

The Justice Department is investigating Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey for alleged conspiracy to impede immigration agents. This follows their public comments, including Mayor Frey telling ICE to 'get the F out of Minneapolis' and Governor Walz comparing federal presence to 'the third day of Gettysburg.'

CNN reporting cited by the host, statements by Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanched, and public comments by Walz and Frey.

The host details two instances where CNN hosts allegedly issued false fact-checks. First, Tiffany Cross denied a Republican panelist's (Simone) accurate description of a CNN reporter's live account of 'agitators' attacking ICE vehicles. Second, Abby Phillip denied Scott Jennings' accurate characterization of Governor Walz comparing federal investigations to 'white supremacy' and saying 'ICE leave Minnesota.'

Video clips of CNN panel discussions are played, followed by clips of the original CNN reporter's statement and Governor Walz's comments, demonstrating the alleged misrepresentation.

The host argues that Democrats intentionally allow and encourage 'domestic terrorism' and chaos in 'blue states' and cities. This strategy, according to the host, mobilizes radical voters and creates an environment that benefits Democrats in elections by swaying public opinion against Republicans and Trump.

The host's direct commentary, contrasting the presence of protests and violence in blue states versus red states where ICE operations also occur without similar unrest.

The host characterizes CNN's Abby Phillip not as a neutral moderator, but as a 'debater' and 'Democrat Party propagandist.' This accusation stems from her alleged failure to correct Tiffany Cross's false fact-check and her own direct false fact-checks against Scott Jennings, consistently tilting discussions in favor of liberal panelists.

Observations of Abby Phillip's actions during the panel discussions, specifically her silence or direct contradiction when Republican panelists made accurate statements.