CBS gets exposed for carrying water for the ice agent who killed Renee Good in Minneapolis.

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Last week, the biggest story in the country was the fact that an ICE agent, Jonathan Ross,

shot and killed Renee Good, an unarmed mom of three in her car in Minneapolis.

Republicans tried desperately to find any excuse to be

able to claim that he had acted in self-defense. They didn't waste a second before Trump and Vance

and Nome all came out and claimed that he was attacked, right? Trump himself said that Ross was

run over and that he can't even believe he's alive, all of which was, of course,

bullshit. And then they found something with legs. It came in the form of a tweet from CBS. Breaking,

the ICE agent who fatally shot Renee Good on January 7th in Minneapolis, Jonathan Ross,

suffered internal bleeding to the torso following the incident, according to two U.S. officials

briefed on his medical condition. Now, according to two U.S. officials briefed

on his medical condition. Now, this immediately stunk. Anybody who watched the video of the shooting,

which, according to polling, was a staggering eight in ten Americans, watched Jonathan Ross,

fire his shots from beside the vehicle, call her a quote, fucking bitch, walk over to see Renee Good after he'd shot her,

and then walk away back to his own vehicle. CBS's stenography included no named officials,

no doctors, no medical records. Later on, they posted a link to a story, which still included

no one on the record, offering instead, quote,

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