Still Report #553 - Why Trump Scares Fox

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• published: 28 Jan 2016
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To become Partner #462: www.billstill.com, then Click "Subscribe”. Very important article on Breitbart yesterday written by Julia Hahn. It shows that FoxNews owner Rupert Murdoch is the co-chair of the Partnership for a New American Economy (PNAE), one of the most powerful open borders lobbying firms in the country. Yesterday, on Bret Baier’s evening news show, Trump cryptically said he didn’t like the games Fox was playing. Could this be what Trump was referring to? As Julia Hahn of Breitbart put it: “Trump has shined a spotlight on one of Washington’s best kept secrets: namely, Fox’s role via its founder Rupert Murdoch in pushing an open borders agenda. The Trump campaign is a direct threat to Murdoch’s efforts to open America’s borders.” According to Hahn, FoxNews may have played a key role in not shining their shiney new news spotlight on Sen. Marco Rubio’s 2013 Gang of 8 Immigration bill, which : “ … would have granted immediate amnesty and eventual citizenship to millions of illegal aliens, it would have doubled the annual admission of foreign workers, and it would have dispensed 33 million green cards to foreign nationals in the span of a single decade despite current record immigration levels.” Remember back to Republican debate #1? Megyn Kelly peppered Donald Trump with not questions about his proposals and policies, but with sensational trash talk “gotcha questions”. Was the same questioning ferver directed at pretty boy Marco Rubio? I’m not going to go back and check two-and-a-half hours of video, but if memory serves, there were no tough questions about his scheming with the Gang of 8. Another interesting fact, reporter Julie Hahn dug up: Bill Sammon, FoxNews vice president and Washington managing editor, is the father of Brooke Sammon, Marco Rubio’s press secretary. In fact, the only reason the Gang of 8 open immigration plan failed in Congress was not Fox coverage, but that opponents flooded the Senate with calls, shutting down the switchboard. Rupert Murdoch’s support for open borders is not exactly a state secret. In 2014, in an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, Murdoch wrote a piece entitled “Immigration Reform Can’t Wait” in which he called opponents of the Gang of 8 plan: “… nativists who scream about amnesty…” Well, No, Rupert! We call ourselves nationalists or patriots, and yes, we believe national sovereignty is important – very important – in fact, the last bastion of world freedom -- and we don’t believe in open borders or a wonderful, idyllic New World Order of unelected technocrats running everything and the social contract being shredded. So Fox manipulates their coverage on the immigration issue to suit Rupert’s idyllic dreams. Mickey Kaus, a veteran analyst on immigration issues says that Fox blocks out coverage of key immigration fights in Washington, D.C. in a subtle way he calls an: “immigration tamp-down” As reporter Julia Hahn put it: “As any casual viewer of Fox News would observe, one sees scant … coverage … on the record-setting, foreign-born population inside the United States;” “…nor coverage of census findings that immigration is about to surpass all historical records;” In other words, the Mexican border is still wide open – the undocumented aliens are still flooding in at record numbers; it’s just that Fox is no longer reporting on it. “…nor stories on the total number of immigrants allowed into the country each year and the strain this number puts on education, the economy, the welfare states and the profound changes to U.S. culture.” “By not covering these issues in any real depth, it helps clear the way for the enactment of the Murdoch-backed immigration agenda — bringing in the New American Century hoped for by Rupert Murdoch, Marco Rubio, and Barack Obama.” And, I might add, Ted Cruz. No, only Donald Trump’s strong stand against illegal immigration has shown a light of truth on this issue sufficient for the rest of us to be able to catch the scent and catch up to him. [insert Trump ad] I’m still reporting from Washington. Good day.