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'''Priorities USA''' is a big money [[Democrat party]] donor.

'''Priorities USA''' is a big money [[Democrat party]] donor.

Priorities USA produced an ad broadcast by WJFW-NB of Rhinelander, WI using digitally manipulated clips of President Trump’s voice to fabricate unsubstantiated meaning in the President’s words.  The Priorities USA ad took different audio clips from President Trump and spliced them together, deceptively manipulating them into an entirely new sentence and adding misleading subtitles to create a statement the President never uttered: “The coronavirus, this is their new hoax.” As is clear from his full remarks, President Trump was referring to the Democrats’ politicization of the coronavirus crisis and likening it to their reaction to the Mueller Russia hoax and the sham impeachment.  He has never said that the virus itself was a hoax.  

Priorities USA produced an ad broadcast by WJFW-NB of Rhinelander, Wisconsin using digitally manipulated clips of President Trump’s voice to fabricate unsubstantiated meaning in the President’s words.  The Priorities USA ad took different audio clips from President Trump and spliced them together, deceptively manipulating them into an entirely new sentence and adding misleading subtitles to create a statement the President never uttered: “The coronavirus, this is their new hoax.” As is clear from his full remarks, President Trump was referring to the [[Democrat]]s’ politicization of the [[coronavirus]] crisis and likening it to their reaction to the [[Robert Mueller]] [[Russia hoax]] and the [[impeachment sham]].  Trump has never said that the virus itself was a hoax.  

Numerous popular fact checkers and news reporters have declared the mischaracterization of the President’s remarks to be false:  

Numerous popular fact checkers and news reporters have declared the mischaracterization of the President’s remarks to be false:  

*''[[The Washington Post]]'': “The full quote shows Trump is criticizing Democratic talking points and the media’s coverage of his administration’s response to coronavirus. He never says that the virus itself is a hoax[.]” (Highest falsehood rating of Four Pinocchios.) *PolitiFact: “The video makes it seem like Trump is calling the disease itself a hoax, which he hasn’t done.”   

*''[[The Washington Post]]'': “The full quote shows Trump is criticizing Democratic talking points and the media’s coverage of his administration’s response to coronavirus. He never says that the virus itself is a hoax[.]” (Highest falsehood rating of Four Pinocchios.) *PolitiFact: “The video makes it seem like Trump is calling the disease itself a hoax, which he hasn’t done.”   

Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. filed a lawsuit against WJFW-NBC  for [[defamation]] in the wake of an advertisement carried by the station that contained intentionally false and defamatory statements about President Trump.  In spite of a cease-and-desist the letter and documentation, WJFW-NBC continued to run the defamatory ad.<ref>https://dcdirtylaundry.com/trump-goes-to-war-with-media-sues-nbc-affiliate-after-they-allow-a-doctored-tape/</ref>

Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. filed a lawsuit against the [[NBC]] affiliate WJFW for [[defamation]] in the wake of an advertisement carried by the station that contained intentionally false and defamatory statements about President Trump.  In spite of a [[cease-and-desist]] the letter and documentation, WJFW-NBC continued to run the defamatory ad.<ref>https://dcdirtylaundry.com/trump-goes-to-war-with-media-sues-nbc-affiliate-after-they-allow-a-doctored-tape/</ref>

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