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RFK: Media Cited Fake ‘Experts’ To Punish Dissent During Covid. Dana Bash: ‘That Is My Job’

CNN routinely justified major constitutional infringements and helped authoritarians in federal and state governments with narrative control on lockdowns and social distancing.

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CNN’s Dana Bash is still living in the “trust the experts” fantasyland that was thoroughly exposed as fake during the coronavirus pandemic, as she continues to push for constitutional rights getting thrown out the window when government responds to a “public health crisis.” The CNN host also argued that it was her “job” to parrot the talking points of so-called “experts” who did so much damage during the Covid crisis.

In a heated interview with Health and Human Services Secretary (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Bash feigned misunderstanding when Kennedy spoke of preventing a repeat of the government’s Covid-era abuses during the next health crisis.

“Dana, the other thing I would say is that we need to protect our constitutional rights. That is the primary obligation,” Kennedy said.

“What does that mean?” Bash replied.

“During COVID, we completely dismantled our constitutional rights. We began censoring people in violation of the First Amendment,” Kennedy said, before being cut off by Bash saying, “You’re saying what not to do. I’m asking what to do.”

“I’m talking about something to do. That is the number-one priority. We protect the Constitution. The Constitution was written …” Kennedy said, as Bash cut him off again.

“You’re talking about rights, and I’m asking about a potential public-health crisis that is coming,” Bash interjected.

“One of the mistakes we made last time was suppressing those rights, so people weren’t being heard. Doctors who were saying, ‘You’re doing it wrong,’ were being marginalized and vilified,”........

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