CNN Producer Deletes Tweet After Sarah Sanders’ Scorching Fact-Check
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When a CNN producer tried to mock the work undertaken by President Donald Trump at the recent G-7 summit, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was quick to put f**e news in its place.

On Saturday, Dan Scavino, an assistant to the president, tweeted out a photo of what he called “negotiations” at the summit, The Daily Caller reported. The G-7, or Group of Seven, represents seven of the top global economies — the United States, France, Britain, Germany, Italy, Canada and Japan.
A look at negotiations, from behind the scenes at the #G7Charlevoix Summit.

This year’s session was one in which leaders butted heads over trade, with Trump warning other nations not to take advantage of America on trade.

CNN producer Gene Hughes publicly threw shade on the image.

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“Pretty clever visual messaging here from the White House — taking some kind of group signing event and framing it instead to show President Trump seemingly holding court, with the rest of the G7 leaders clustered in around him,” Hughes tweeted.

Sanders did not let that pass.

“Congratulations! Once again you are wrong,” she tweeted.
“There is no “some kind of group signing” taking place. It was all negotiations. We were there. You were not. @Scavino45 tweet is 100% factual. Will you retract your “clever” and completely inaccurate tweet?” she added.

In time, Hughes had to admit defeat, and deleted his comment.


Greg Hughes
@newsbyhughes
Earlier today, I tweeted a photo of leaders at the G-7 and mistakenly referred to it as a signing event. The White House says the images were taken during negotiations between the leaders. I was incorrect, have removed the previous tweet, and apologize.

“Earlier today, I tweeted a photo of leaders at the G-7 and mistakenly referred to it as a signing event,” Hughes tweeted in apology. “The White House says the images were taken during negotiations between the leaders. I was incorrect, have removed the previous tweet, and apologize.”....

Trump posted a tweet of his own, saying the United States would not sign the post-summit communiqué, a comment that brought a round of antagonism from France and Germany, CNN reported.


Donald J. Trump
✔
@realDonaldTrump
The United States will not allow other countries to impose massive Tariffs and Trade Barriers on its farmers, workers and companies. While sending their product into our country tax free. We have put up with Trade Abuse for many decades — and that is long enough....

CNN Producer Deletes Tweet After Sarah Sanders’ Scorching Fact-Check
https://www.westernjournal.com/author/russdavis/?ff_source=push&ff_medium=conservativetribune&ff_campaign=manualpost&ff_content=2018-06-10

When a CNN producer tried to mock the work undertaken by President Donald Trump at the recent G-7 summit, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was quick to put f**e news in its place.

On Saturday, Dan Scavino, an assistant to the president, tweeted out a photo of what he called “negotiations” at the summit, The Daily Caller reported. The G-7, or Group of Seven, represents seven of the top global economies — the United States, France, Britain, Germany, Italy, Canada and Japan.
A look at negotiations, from behind the scenes at the #G7Charlevoix Summit.

This year’s session was one in which leaders butted heads over trade, with Trump warning other nations not to take advantage of America on trade.

CNN producer Gene Hughes publicly threw shade on the image.

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“Pretty clever visual messaging here from the White House — taking some kind of group signing event and framing it instead to show President Trump seemingly holding court, with the rest of the G7 leaders clustered in around him,” Hughes tweeted.

Sanders did not let that pass.

“Congratulations! Once again you are wrong,” she tweeted.
“There is no “some kind of group signing” taking place. It was all negotiations. We were there. You were not. @Scavino45 tweet is 100% factual. Will you retract your “clever” and completely inaccurate tweet?” she added.

In time, Hughes had to admit defeat, and deleted his comment.


Greg Hughes
@newsbyhughes
Earlier today, I tweeted a photo of leaders at the G-7 and mistakenly referred to it as a signing event. The White House says the images were taken during negotiations between the leaders. I was incorrect, have removed the previous tweet, and apologize.

“Earlier today, I tweeted a photo of leaders at the G-7 and mistakenly referred to it as a signing event,” Hughes tweeted in apology. “The White House says the images were taken during negotiations between the leaders. I was incorrect, have removed the previous tweet, and apologize.”....

Trump posted a tweet of his own, saying the United States would not sign the post-summit communiqué, a comment that brought a round of antagonism from France and Germany, CNN reported.


Donald J. Trump
✔
@realDonaldTrump
The United States will not allow other countries to impose massive Tariffs and Trade Barriers on its farmers, workers and companies. While sending their product into our country tax free. We have put up with Trade Abuse for many decades — and that is long enough....

Good evening, Mike~~ Missed you...

Watching the motorcade of Kim going to the big house for hopefully the beginning of further talks toward peace..China doesn’t want peace or a piwervul Korea that could in time stand against them..

Kim isn’t about to go denuclearization.. China holds the ultimate key here but it is nonetheless a start...

G7 rocking some boats as well as the dems flippen out trying to make it out so bad, makes me laugh...

Trumps comment of “lets do away with tarriffs for all” sure slammed the reality of tarriffs didn’t it???