| | On March 25, 2019 Tim Murtaugh, the director of communications for President Trump, sent out a memo to all television producers regarding the “credibility of certain guests.” In particular, the memo cited a list of “guests who made outlandish, false claims, without evidence, on your airwaves.” Included were Sen. [[Richard Blumenthal]] (D-Conn.), Rep. [[Adam Schiff]] (D-Calif.), Rep. [[Jerrold Nadler]] (D-N.Y.), Rep. [[Eric Swalwell]] (D-Calif.), DNC Chairman [[Tom Perez]] and former CIA Director [[John Brennan]]. The memo asked the producers to “employ basic journalistic standards when booking such guests.”<ref>https://twitter.com/jonathanvswan/status/1110254539163291648</ref> | | On March 25, 2019 Tim Murtaugh, the director of communications for President Trump, sent out a memo to all television producers regarding the “credibility of certain guests.” In particular, the memo cited a list of “guests who made outlandish, false claims, without evidence, on your airwaves.” Included were Sen. [[Richard Blumenthal]] (D-Conn.), Rep. [[Adam Schiff]] (D-Calif.), Rep. [[Jerrold Nadler]] (D-N.Y.), Rep. [[Eric Swalwell]] (D-Calif.), DNC Chairman [[Tom Perez]] and former CIA Director [[John Brennan]]. The memo asked the producers to “employ basic journalistic standards when booking such guests.”<ref>https://twitter.com/jonathanvswan/status/1110254539163291648</ref> |
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