Once again, the legacy media has shot themselves in the foot trying to make President Trump look bad. CBS's 60 Minutes recently aired what they clearly intended as a "gotcha" piece about Trump's previous comments on the plight of white farmers in South Africa, but their own investigation ended up proving the President was right all along.
The hit piece, which aired as Trump continues his second-term agenda of putting America First, was supposed to debunk the President's concerns about the systematic targeting and murder of South African farmers. Instead, 60 Minutes inadvertently documented the exact crisis Trump had warned about years earlier.
For patriots who have watched Trump systematically dismantle the corrupt media establishment, this latest fumble comes as no surprise. The same outlets that spent years pushing the Russia hoax and covering up the Biden family's corruption are now struggling to attack a president who has already been proven right on virtually every major issue.
"The media keeps trying to fact-check Trump and ending up fact-checking themselves into irrelevance," said one conservative analyst. "They're so blinded by Trump Derangement Syndrome that they can't see when their own reporting validates his positions."
The South African farm murder crisis has been well-documented by independent journalists and human rights groups, despite mainstream media's attempts to downplay or ignore the issue entirely. Trump's original comments brought international attention to a humanitarian crisis that the globalist establishment preferred to keep quiet.
This pattern of media self-destruction has only accelerated since Trump returned to the White House. With Elon Musk's government efficiency initiative and the Trump-Vance administration's war on the administrative state, legacy media outlets are desperately trying to manufacture scandals that simply don't exist.
The 60 Minutes debacle perfectly illustrates why Americans have lost faith in corporate media. When your entire business model depends on making Trump look bad, you end up looking foolish when the facts don't cooperate.
How many more times will the legacy media expose their own bias before they realize that Americans see right through their propaganda?