CNN’s Erin Burnett Disagrees With Herself 3 Times In Less Than A Minute!

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April13th 2026!
CNN’s Erin Burnett Disagrees With Herself 3 Times In Less Than A Minute!
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James Kaufman will news report today.
CNN's Erin Burnett disagrees
with herself three times in less than a minute.
No wonder most Americans are clueless
as to what's going on around the world.
This is the garbage our news media puts out on a daily basis.
CNN, right before we hit Iran's nuclear facility last year,
quote, there is no need for this.
Iran isn't anywhere close to having a nuclear weapon.
CNN immediately after last year's strike.
The mission failed miserably.
Iran is closer now than ever to having a nuclear weapon.
CNN, right before we hit Iran this year,
quote, there is no need for this.
Iran is nowhere close to having a nuclear weapon.
I'm confused, but let's let her explain it to you.
Hopefully all three brain cells are pumping hard today.
Let's listen.
Now, and not theoretically, according to experts,
to make nine nuclear weapons.
It only set back the Iranian nuclear program by months.
We've got to call it like it is.
It's a big deal.
Sources tell CNN there's no U.S. intelligence that Iran
is building missiles that could soon hit the United States.
That's a really big deal.
Help!
I think that that says it all, folks.
Everything she said was in, well,
direct disagreement with her statement prior to that.
And this is what we deal
with on a daily basis here in America with a K.
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