Yesterday, the president says it's all the "fake media's" fault for the extremely short duration of his national security advisor's tenure. That makes no sense, but speaking coherently has never been one of the president's strong points. In any case, CNN's Jake Tapper decided to show the president what fake news really is - by trotting out the crazy conspiracy theories spread by the president: Obama's birth certificate and Ted Cruz's father's role in the assassination of JFK.
Thursday, 16 February 2017
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