Speaking as A well traveled engineer for more years than I care to admit, it is known among all who have ever witnessed first hand the effect of the 'worldwide' extent of CNN 'noose' that they ARE, in fact the WELL PAID action arm of the black state. The purpose of worldwide CNN in effect makes 'prophecy', which pays off handsomely for themselves and a few others worldwide.

How else could a "small" network which started in 1980 as a nondescript USA cable channel afford to finance a worldwide
presence? Do their advertising 'sponsors' have pockets that deep? In Indonesia?, Japan? South America? Get real.

One may of course ask Ted Turner... but don't expect s truthful answer. One may want to google Ted, though...as well as the ones he "sold" it to...

Bottom line...when CNN falls, the Deep State falls. It ain't gonna happen.

: Trump gave the Media enough rope to hang themselves and so
: they did.

: But there is one who is still standing -- and he has POWER.

: How will Trump bring *THIS* one down?

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: CNN’s Jeff Zucker on Covering Donald Trump — Past, Present,
: and Future

: EXCERPT: Acosta didn’t get to ask a question at last week’s
: press conference. The first question went to Fox News, and
: Breitbart got to ask a question. Are you concerned about
: getting access to Trump?

: I think the era of access journalism as we’ve known it is
: over. It doesn’t worry me that Donald Trump hasn’t done an
: interview with CNN in eight months. I think our credibility
: is higher than ever, and our viewership is higher than
: ever, and our reporting is as strong as ever. One of the
: things I think this administration hasn’t figured out yet
: is that there’s only one television network that is seen in
: Beijing, Moscow, Seoul, Tokyo, Pyongyang, Baghdad, Tehran,
: and Damascus — and that’s CNN. The perception of Donald
: Trump in capitals around the world is shaped, in many ways,
: by CNN. Continuing to have an adversarial relationship with
: that network is a mistake.

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: http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2017/01/cnns-zucker-on-covering-trump-past-present-and-future.html