CNN media correspondent Brian Stelter has already agreed to the relationship between the White House and the truth and praised the new press secretary Jen Psaki’s “refreshing” commitment to providing accurate information.
Stelter shares a chyron from Sunday’s episode of his program ‘Reliable Resources’ which reads:’ Psaki promises to share ‘accurate information’ (how refreshing). “To drive the point home, he tweeted” (How refreshing). “
Stelter made sure he let his Twitter fans know he was writing the graphic about Psaki, a former CNN commentator and longtime Democrat flicker. Psaki pledged to hold daily press conferences, an interruption of the Trump White House, which essentially drove the long-standing practice.
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Stelter’s reliability is part of a pattern out of his network and other outlets to tentatively declare the Biden White House a void of truth. CNN White House Correspondent John Harwood tweeted that ‘truth’ and ‘knowledge’ were back on the day Biden was inaugurated.
However, CNN has already finalized a story using Biden sources. In a widely shared article, the liberal outlet quoted two anonymous sources last week who claimed that the Trump administration had left no plan for the distribution of vaccines for its successor, but refuted by other reporters and dr. Anthony Fauci.
Among Stelter’s reliable sources to bolster Psaki’s case was a former colleague of hers in the Obama administration, Jay Carney. After 20 years at TIME Magazine, Carney served as Vice President Biden’s Communications Director from 2009 to 2011 and from President Obama’s second press secretary from 2011 to 2014.
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“Biden’s government telegraphed early on how they were going to be honest,” Carney said. “Instead of turning around, they were clear about COVID-19 that it was going to get worse before it got better. Deposits in the integrity bank.”
Stelter spent much of the first week of the government in Biden promoting his communications department and rejoicing at the fact that he has left the Trump era on the right track. He frustrated at one point that “anti-Democratic media” would “mud” Biden’s first week with false scandals. On his first show of the Biden era, he declared the Biden White House a “break from the chaos and incompetence of Trump’s world.”
On his program Sunday, he resented that Biden’s call for ‘unity’ would be impossible due to a lack of right-wing media cooperation.
Critics on the right praised Stelter’s ‘refreshing’ language.
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Stelter has been with CNN since 2013.