On its April 7th “Nightly News,” at the very top, Williams said this, almost certainly targeting CNN: Brian Williams WireImageĬlearly, NBC had enough. It seems that anyone who has ever entered an airport - or driven past one - has been presented by CNN as an aeronautical expert with a credible opinion as to what happened to Flight 370, where the craft might be and in how many pieces.Īdditionally, anyone who has ever been served a stale roll on a commercial flight has been leaned on by CNN to provide their take on global terrorism as it relates to airport security. So CNN would just throw it back in the mixer, add a few more eggs, beat it, refry it, hit it with more Tabasco then serve it as new dish of hot news. Since that Malaysian Airlines jet with 239 on board went missing on March 8th, CNN and its sibling Headline News have clung to this story as if their shot-callers made a conscious, desperate decision to bleed it dry, to advance it every hour as fresh, “breaking news” when there’s nothing new to report other than that there’s nothing new to report. Well, it seems that the bogus “breaking news” epidemic has, at least for NBC anchor Brian Williams, reached its breaking point.

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