U.S. Ambassador CAUGHT Lying By Reporter, Incoherently Tries To Defend Himself
December 23, 2017
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as posted by the channelIn this Majority Report clip, we watch a clip of the U.S. Ambassador to the Netherlands getting caught lying by a Dutch reporter, and then trying to deny that he lied.
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---The US ambassador to the Netherlands faced an excruciating moment on television when he denied ever saying that there were no-go zones in the Netherlands, calling the suggestion “fake news”.
Trump’s new choice for ambassador, Pete Hoekstra, who was only sworn in by the vice president, Mike Pence, on 11 December, was being interviewed for current affairs programme Nieuwsuur by reporter Wouter Zwart.
Zwart says: “You mentioned in a debate that there are no-go zones in the Netherlands, and that cars and politicians are being set on fire in the Netherlands.”
Hoekstra replies: “I didn’t say that. This is actually an incorrect statement. We would call it fake news.”---
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