Transcript [00:00] The constipated news network CNN [00:04] CNN I've used to refer to it among [00:07] others. New York Slimes Politico [00:11] as the Al Jazzer of America. Alazer [00:15] being the [00:17] Islamist jihadi mouthpiece [00:21] of state-run Qatar. [00:25] And then we find according to our [00:27] friends at the Washington Free Beacon [00:29] outstanding site and our friend Adam [00:32] Kredo an outstanding reporter. [00:35] Well, that CNN and Qatar are [00:40] well, may I just say they are connected [00:42] at the at the hip. [00:48] CNN is caught quietly deleting [00:50] sycopantic language about Hamas loving [00:52] Qatar. [00:55] Ahead of networks for profit global form [00:58] with Wolf Blitzer and Christian Ammonur, [01:04] Qatar is subsidizing CNN's new Doha [01:07] bureau and is a major sponsor of the [01:10] money-making conference. Don't expect [01:12] the CNN stars to ask any awkward [01:14] questions. Okay, you know, ladies and [01:17] gentlemen, this is really appalling. [01:20] Maybe CNN is one big [01:23] Qatari operation, but in any event, [01:26] maybe it should be filing with the [01:30] FAR office at the Department of Justice. [01:35] I've warned you before, Qatar has its [01:37] hands in everything, everything. [01:41] It is a terror state. It is an evil [01:44] kingdom. [01:46] It funds the Muslim Brotherhood which is [01:49] the mothership for [01:51] 80 85% of all terrorism, Islamist [01:54] terrorism around the world world [01:56] including in our country. Hamas is the [02:01] Gaza wing of [02:04] of that organization, the Muslim [02:06] Brotherhood. So is al-Qaeda a wing of it [02:09] and so forth and so on. [02:14] Qataris are friends. [02:17] It's a nation of 330,000 people. [02:22] You know, Qatar and Bahrain pretty much [02:25] covered the same area. And then when the [02:28] Middle East was divided up, they split [02:30] it in Bahrain on one side, Qatar on the [02:33] other. Bahrain, you might think, wow, [02:35] they're incredibly rich. They're pretty [02:37] wealthy, but nothing like Qatar. Because [02:39] you see, Qatar, [02:42] as luck would have it, is on top of one [02:46] of the world's greatest natural gas [02:49] resources. [02:53] And so the throwbacks, [02:56] it was a tribe. Didn't have a country. [03:00] It was a tribe. They were all tribes, [03:02] but this one in particular was a tribe. [03:06] And so now it spends its time trying to [03:08] buy the west. [03:11] It pays for the violent riots along with [03:13] the communist Chinese and others that [03:16] you see all throughout Europe, including [03:18] France. [03:20] It pays for the for the riotous activity [03:23] you saw in our country during the Biden [03:25] regime [03:26] from our colleges and universities. And [03:29] in fact, it owns a number of our [03:30] colleges and universities. Not outright, [03:32] of course, but certainly with its [03:34] massive donations and contributions. [03:37] Now it's buying its way into K through2 [03:40] governmentr run schools. [03:42] It's bought politicians. [03:45] It's bought the families of politicians. [03:47] Oh yeah. [03:50] It's even bought some of these [03:51] podcasters. Tucker, you know what I [03:52] mean, Mr. Producer? Don't you, [03:55] Tucker? You heard what I said, right? Of [03:59] course, we can't prove it because they [04:01] don't say, "Look at my bank accounts, [04:03] Tucker." Nonetheless, let me continue [04:05] with this piece from Adam Kredo [04:08] over at the uh Free Beacon. Again, a [04:11] great site. [04:14] CNN was embarrassingly caught this week [04:16] in quietly altering the agenda for its [04:18] upcoming global perspectives forum in [04:20] Doha, [04:22] revising synopantic language that [04:24] portray Qatar, a country notorious for [04:27] buying influence and consorting with [04:28] terrorist groups in an overwhelmingly [04:31] glowing light. Deleted text from CNN's [04:34] website posted on social media shows how [04:37] CNN removed language proclaiming quote [04:40] that Qatar has built something rare [04:42] unquote. sure has and that it is a quote [04:45] state of influence unquote located quote [04:47] at the center of the global affairs [04:48] unquote with quote achievements in [04:50] diplomacy and energy culture and sport [04:53] unquote replaced it with more neutral [04:55] phrases referring to the broader Middle [04:57] East [04:59] CNN has been bought [05:01] no not by Ellison I'm not talking about [05:03] that and long before Ellison bought CNN [05:07] Qatar bought it [05:11] well Blitzer's Jewish Jake Tapper's [05:13] Jewish. Dana Bash is Jewish. Let's see [05:16] if they speak out against this. They [05:18] won't. [05:19] They're all in. [05:22] And not just the Jewish anchors, the [05:25] Christian anchors. [05:27] The whole damn operation. [05:30] Global Perspectives in DOA featuring CNN [05:32] stars Wolf Blitzer and Cristiana Amur [05:36] and set to begin on October 29 is built [05:39] by CNN as a quote new live event series [05:42] bringing the network's renowned [05:44] journalism and expert analysts to the [05:47] stage. Amanpor, who once claimed that [05:50] Israeli hostages held by Hamas were [05:52] probably being treated better than the [05:54] average Gazin, quote unquote, announced [05:57] Monday that she will be leaving CNN in [05:59] June. Oh, [06:02] the horror. [06:05] The event is a commercial for-profit [06:08] event, though CNN is opaque about how [06:11] how much money it makes. The conference [06:14] aims to gather Western business leaders [06:17] who may or may not be receiving [06:18] compensation or luxury travel to attend [06:21] and profit from sponsorships, [06:23] promotions, or perhaps by providing the [06:24] Qataris with access to conference [06:26] attendees. [06:28] This is why Israel doesn't have a chance [06:30] on the PR front because Israel doesn't [06:32] have this kind of money. [06:34] It just doesn't. [06:37] And even though it's a corporate event, [06:39] CNN is dressing it up as a journalistic [06:41] forum, bringing two of its biggest [06:43] stars, Blitzer Amen, as well as CNN's [06:47] chief executive and editor-inchief, Mark [06:49] Thompson, described as Sir Mark Thompson [06:51] on marketing materials and other [06:53] personalities such as Richard Quest. [06:58] Remember that cartoon Quest? Whatever [06:59] that that cartoon was when you were a [07:01] kid, Mr. Producer, I forget the name of [07:03] what was it? Johnny Quick, you're on [07:07] your game today. What happened? Johnny [07:09] Quest was a great show actually where [07:10] the lips kind of moved and all the rest. [07:13] But even though it's a corporate event, [07:14] CNN is dressing it up as I said as a [07:16] journalistic forum as it gears up for [07:19] the event held at the luxury Rosewood [07:21] Doha. CNN has quietly revised the agenda [07:25] of the Global Perspectives Forum, [07:27] removing some rather synopanic [07:29] descriptions of Qatar as Eton [07:32] Fishberger, an open-source intelligence [07:35] investigator and writer. This this Eaton [07:37] Fishberger is fantastic, [07:40] fantastic online on X. Just just the [07:44] best of the best. He posted Saturday on [07:47] X along with screenshots showing the [07:49] since deleted descriptions. One session, [07:52] the Gulf, what comes next? Originally [07:55] proclaimed that quote Qatar has built [07:58] something rare, a small country with an [08:00] outside role in how the world works, [08:02] unquote. Previously praise, quote, "Quit [08:05] Qatar's achievements in diplomacy, [08:06] energy, culture, bribery, excuse me, I [08:09] added that by accident, and sport, [08:11] describing the country as having [08:13] consistently punched above its weight. [08:18] How can CNN be considered from this [08:20] point forward a news organization? Now, [08:22] you and I knew it wasn't really for [08:25] decades, but look at this. Look at this. [08:28] It's bought and paid for by by a [08:31] terrorist supporting country. So, of [08:33] course, they're going to regurgitate the [08:35] Hamas casualty numbers. That is CNN. Of [08:38] course, they're going to trash its prime [08:39] minister, Benjamin Netanyahu. Of course, [08:42] it's going to take the side of the [08:44] Palestinian terrorists against the [08:45] Israelis in Judea and Samaria. CNN is [08:48] bought and paid for. Much like Politico [08:52] was bought and paid for by our [08:53] government. No. No. The government was [08:56] buying subscriptions. Yes. $7 million [08:58] worth. Mr. Producer, you get my drip. [09:00] Wink wink wink. [09:05] These descriptions, he noted, have since [09:07] disappeared from the live agenda, but [09:10] traces remain in Bing search index. [09:13] There also signs on CNN's promotional [09:16] website that recent changes were made. [09:19] The panel discussing the Gulf's future [09:21] was renamed Power in the Middle, [09:24] signaling that an editor failed to fully [09:26] revise the title to include the word [09:28] East. Power in the Middle East. The [09:31] session makes no explicit mention of [09:33] Qatar, but states the global order is no [09:36] longer shaped by superpowers alone. Of [09:38] course, by us is what they mean. Again, [09:41] CNN is now bought and paid for by Qatar, [09:44] and they don't want you to know it. [09:47] CNN's stealth alterations suggest the [09:50] network is aware of the sensitivity of [09:52] using its brand to market the state of [09:54] Qatar, which is the summit's primary [09:57] financial backer. I wonder who's going [09:59] to be traveling there. Mr. Producer H. [10:03] We will keep an eye on this, won't we? [10:06] All the little sink fence going over [10:07] there wanting a piece of the action. [10:10] Cheap money. [10:12] The event is also expected to be a money [10:14] maker for CNN, which held a Monday press [10:16] conference in Doha to promote the joint [10:18] endeavor. CNN did not respond to a [10:21] Washington Free Beacon request for [10:22] comment on the agenda, the alterations [10:25] flagged by Fishburgger, and questions [10:27] about how much control Qatar is exerting [10:29] over the forum. No Jews. [10:32] Other than that, we're more than happy [10:35] to welcome you with open arms. [10:38] Global Perspectives is a place where the [10:40] ideas that are shaping our world can be [10:42] voiced and shared. It's a meeting place [10:44] where CNN's award-winning journalism can [10:47] partner with thought leaders to create [10:49] meaningful dialogue. Elena Lee, CNN's [10:52] global head of production, said during [10:53] the press conference, this is CNN's [10:56] first global perspectives event here in [10:58] the Middle East. And it could hardly [11:00] come at a better time. There's no better [11:01] place to host it than here in Qatar in [11:03] the heart of the region. And she said, [11:07] "Tiny Qatar, which has enormous wealth [11:10] from natural gas, is controversial for [11:13] its long-standing ties to terrorist [11:15] groups, including Hamas, part of the [11:17] Muslim Brotherhood, whose leadership [11:19] lives in Qatar, and the use of its [11:22] state-run news network, Al Jazzer, to [11:25] influence Arab world affairs and [11:27] disseminate anti-semitic and anti-Israel [11:29] views. The nation has repeatedly come [11:32] under scrutiny for its aggressive [11:33] efforts to buy influence in the United [11:36] States of America. Some of which led to [11:38] criminal prosecutions against Americans [11:40] receiving Qatari bribes. Well, [11:42] apparently not enough prosecutions. In [11:45] 2017, the other major Gulf states were [11:47] so angry at Qatar for its meddling and [11:50] diances with Iran that they imposed a [11:52] land, sea, and air blockade on the [11:54] country that ultimately failed. That's [11:56] right. It's close to the Islamazi mass [11:59] murdering regime in Iran. It's close to [12:02] the [12:04] Nazilike regime in Turkey with Erdogan. [12:08] Oh yes. Only 11% of Qatar's population [12:11] of about 3 million are Qatari citizens. [12:14] The rest are called guest workers mostly [12:16] from India, Bangladesh and Nepal. Qatar [12:19] is regularly accused of grotesque human [12:21] rights abuses of these workers, [12:24] including for using a restrictive [12:25] sponsorship system that's been compared [12:28] to modern-day slavery. In other words, [12:29] they let him in, but they won't let them [12:32] out. [12:34] But Qatar has deployed its enormous [12:36] wealth to buy goodwill and glowing media [12:38] coverage. One major effort is media city [12:41] where Qatar is hosting media companies [12:44] as well as major news organizations and [12:46] is underwriting some of the news [12:48] gathering not gathering and production [12:50] costs. [12:53] This is sick. [12:55] The media completely untrustworthy. We [12:57] have Politico. Now we have CNN. And [12:59] they're not the only ones. [13:01] They're not the only ones. In 2024, CNN [13:04] opened a bureau in education city in [13:06] Qatar, which was underwritten with state [13:09] funds and recently co-sponsored Qatar's [13:12] annual foreign policy juggernaut known [13:14] as the Doha Forum. [13:17] All kinds of human entrails have been [13:19] there. [13:21] CNN's marketing materials for the Global [13:23] Perspectives Conference promised that [13:25] quote editorial content and newsmaking [13:27] interviews from the summit will be [13:29] featured across CNN platforms offering [13:31] Qatar an opportunity to portray itself [13:33] positively to the Western world. It's [13:36] they they bought this network [13:38] effectively. They bought its substance. [13:40] They've bought its newsrooms. [13:43] So CNN is worse than left-wing. It's [13:45] worse than dishonest. It's worse than [13:47] pathetic. [13:49] It's worse than a mouthpiece for the [13:51] Democrat party. It is bought and paid [13:53] for by the Qataris. [13:55] This is what you're learning this [13:57] evening. [13:59] And they're not alone. [14:01] We have politicians. Kids are [14:03] politicians bought and paid for by the [14:04] Qataris. Podcasters bought and paid for [14:06] by the Qataris. [14:10] CNN's marketing materials [14:12] for the global perspectives conference [14:14] in Qatar promised the editorial content [14:17] and newsmaking interviews for the summit [14:20] will be featured on their platforms. In [14:22] addition, Thompson, the head mucky muck [14:23] there, Amen Boore, Blitzer and Quest. [14:27] Other CNN figures slated to attend [14:29] include Caroline Farage, CNN's Arabic [14:33] editor-inchief, CNN International senior [14:35] producer, Bjan Husani, Qatar's Prime [14:38] Minister and Minister of Foreign [14:40] Affairs, Shik Muhammad bin Yaba, a [14:43] member of Qatar's ruling family will [14:45] also make an appearance along with Qatar [14:47] Investment Authority Chief Executive [14:50] Muhammad Sif El Salali [14:53] and Egyptian Minister of Investment [14:55] Muhammad Fared hate Sali. [15:01] There is some some rumor there getting [15:04] very excited over there that [15:06] traitor Tucker Katarlson may appear. [15:12] Maybe his son Buckley Buckley Buckley [15:16] maybe the Der calling the Daily Caller [15:20] which is controlled of course by [15:21] Karlson. No, that's not a rumor. I just [15:24] heard it from anonymous sources. You [15:25] understand anonymous.
