You would think the science would be settled here. CNN lied, or at least reported an invalid truth, that Joe Rogan took horse dewormer. So did many other leftist assclowns in the media. CNN sucks the hardest. Rogan blasted CNN for lying that he took horse dewormer. CNN medical expert Sanjay Gupta admitted it was wrong for CNN to say Joe Rogan took horse dewormer when Joe Rogan didn't take horse dewormer. Yet some leftists just can't let go of their narrative...

No. The issue is that CNN lied about Joe Rogan taking horse dewormer and created a false narrative about Rogan taking animal drugs. Here's a whole video of the media repeating the lie. Joe Rogan took people medicine prescribed to him by his people doctor. And after taking that people medicine, Rogan stopped having the 'rona. The media wasn't making a point about a treatment that wasn't approved by the CDC. They were repeating something over and over again that wasn't true. Here's CNN contributor Mary Katherine Ham to explain it slowly.

"I'm not looking to explicate the entire Ivermectin fight in one tweet. That was shorthand for a pronouncement that would have been more suitable than "he's taking horse dewormer," which is just straight, well, horseshit."

The media, led by CNN, wasn't even repeating a "noble lie". "Noble lies" have become popular on the left during the pandemic. Saying Joe Rogan took horse dewormer wasn't noble. It was bullsh*t. Or, technically, horsesh*t as MKH points out. It was more important for CNN "reporters" to be sanctimonious douchecanoes and create a new boogeyman in Trump's absence than it was to report honestly and accurately.

Which, again, to rhetorically repeat Rogan's question, if CNN will lie about a comedian, what won't CNN lie about?

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