State media and deals that aren't deals

I apologize for asking you to watch this.

Stop what you’re doing and watch how Fox News covered Obama’s comments saying he would be willing to meet with North Korea on the campaign trail in ‘08 with how they covered Trump.

Fox. News. Is. State. TV.pic.twitter.com/SNkRoBO5T2

— Erick Fernandez (@ErickFernandez) June 12, 2018

State TV indeed.

I would also like to point out that the recently cancelled Iran Agreement that Trump killed because it was the "worst deal ever":

- Took years to negotiate
- Involved the United States, Iran, Russia, China, the United Kingdom, France, Germany and the E.U.
- Eliminated all of Iran's weapons grade uranium
- Disallows further refinement of uranium to weapons grade

- Includes rigorous and ongoing monitoring and verification protocols

- Removed sanctions on Iran as their compliance was verified

- IS WORKING

Despite all of the above resulting in Iran halting the research and development of their NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROGRAM, the Republicans have attacked it since day one and Trump pulled the U.S. out of it.

On the other hand, Republicans and Trump are cheering his five hour "summit" with Kim Jung Un that produced a one page general outline of recycled, stale talking points that North Korea has been promoting for about twenty years while violating the same talking points.

And all we had to give up was everything North Korea wanted.

Heckuva job, Trumpie.

Oh, and if you didn't see the North Korean White House propaganda film aired at the summit, you really should.  (I apologize for asking you to watch this as well.)

Reminder: this was produced by the White House (of the United States of America).