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Marc Lamont Hill blasts CNN’s Scott Jennings for gaslighting Tiffany Cross: "Straight-up lying!”
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10:27Now PlayingCNN’s Scott Jennings tried to gaslight Tiffany Cross, but she wasn’t having it. In this excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL, Marc Lamont Hill breaks down the blatant lies and bad-faith tactics used to silence truth-tellers on cable news.
During a heated CNN panel, Cross called out Republican voter frustration with Trump, only for Jennings to cut her off and act like no such thing exists. Hill exposes how these debates aren’t about facts—they’re about **drowning out real conversations and pushing propaganda.
Is cable news even worth watching anymore? Or is it just a game of rigged debates and corporate spin? Let’s talk about it.
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