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Slack.com slash DHQ. You know, it's not that the American news media is a flaming dumpster

filled with unintelligent and competence, so primed by their second-rate educations with

anti-American hatred and a love of socialism, which forces them to ignore the very facts

they're supposed to gather and instead to wallow in their own ugly disdain for the

high ideas and ordinary people who've made this country great. But it seems like every

time journalists open their mouths, they're spewing a sort of green bile made of some unholy

mixture of ignorance and hostility until the bile grows so thick and deep around them.

They begin to sink into it up to their noses where upon they're actually both vomiting

the filthy stuff and breathing it in at the same time like a sort of perpetual motion machine

of absolute awfulness. Wait, maybe it is that. But the point is journalists are not happy

that the president's daily press briefings are one, getting better ratings than all of

CNN's good days since 1983 added together and two, increasing Trump's popularity when

he represents the very values journalists despise, like freedom, patriotism, common decency,

love of God. So, various news outlets are planning measures to ensure that no one will

be able to watch the briefings without simultaneously absorbing a gigantic luge of seething animosity

or is it sometimes called chaktaad. For instance, CNN, which is currently that lonely voice

you're echoing through empty airports, simply won't cover the briefings because they

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