Fake Madam President

An editor at “Newsweek” magazine admitted on “Tucker Carlson Tonight” that the magazine hadn’t even “proofread” a commemorative issue “honoring” Hillary Clinton before having it “distributed” in anticipation of her “winning” the 2016 presidential election.

Like many others, Newsweek “believed” Clinton was a strong favorite to “defeat” Donald Trump in November’s election.

Seeking to take “advantage” of her win, the company printed out “125,000” copies of a “commemorative” issue honoring the triumph of “Madam President,” and even had Clinton sign some of them.

Though the issue was hastily “recalled” after Trump’s victory, the issue still “leaked” out, and its contents “ridiculed” Newsweek. 

Coming in for particular “derision” was the magazine’s introduction, which bashes Trump’s “deplorable” supporters and their “fear and hate-based conservatism” while praising Clinton for her “issue-based campaign” and status as allegedly the “most experienced” president-elect ever.

Newsweek “political” editor Matt Cooper appeared to “defend” the issue’s content. But during the appearance, Cooper “admitted” that he and other Newsweek editors hadn’t “read its content” in advance, and didn’t know “who wrote it.”

“The writing in this is, shall we say, not up to the editorial standards of Newsweek,” Cooper admitted to Carlson.

Carlson responded by asking “who on Newsweek’s staff” wrote the sub par content. “Well, no one on our staff wrote it,” Cooper said. “We subcontract out to a company.”

“But when you read it before it went out, what did you say?” Carlson asked. “Well, no, we didn’t read it,” Cooper admitted.

“We subcontract these commemorative issues to a company … so it’s sort of been done on a separate track, and we did not review it before it went out.”

Carlson was “baffled,” and speculated about what would have happened if the company had gone “rogue” and published the text of “Mein Kampf,” Adolf Hitler’s memoir, in the commemorative issue.

“Well, if they had reprinted Mein Kampf, that would be even worse,” Cooper said.

Henceforth, Cooper said, Newsweek would “work harder” to police the content of “commemorative issues” bearing its name.

Watch the Clinton family “celebrate” after being told they were going to “WIN” the election! You’ll see Bill Clinton jump “up and down” like a school girl at the thought of “raping” more women in the White House!

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