CNN have technical difficulties ... again.

If any employers are currently recruiting for IT staff, then I strongly suggest you avoid recruiting from CNN.

Time and time again, CNN seem to have 'technical difficulties' whenever the truth gets spoken or when facts get quoted which go against their narrative by promoting 'wrongthink'.

Here is the latest example of CNN losing their feed...

1) CNN cuts feed when Obamacare victim starts to share story.

Donald Trump: "The fact is Obamacare is a disaster, and I say this to the Republicans all the time. By repealing it, by getting rid of it, be ending it, everyone's gonna say, "Oh, it used to be so great." But it wasn't great. And I tell Tom Price, and I tell Paul Ryan, I tell every one of them, I say the best thing you can do politically is wait a year, because it's gonna blow itself off the map, but that's the wrong thing to do for the country. It's the wrong thing to do for our citizens, so with that I'd like to introduce some of the folks and you could say a few words about your experience with Obamacare, and perhaps the press will even report it. Would you like to start?"

Victim of Obamacare: "Yes, thank you for this opportunity Mr President. Our rates are three times what they were before Obamcare started We have one provider in our county. We have very little options for what we can and cannot do. We're a small business owner. We're actually not a brick and mortar. We are cattle ranchers. We can't afford our equipment if we're paying these rates year after year after year. Our food source is in jeopardy because of this health care law. That's my basic."

Feed cuts back to the studio...

CNN anchor Mike Bush: "Just lost the tape there from the White House..."

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CNN cut away from the story 'lose their feed' so often whenever the truth doesn't fit their narrative that perhaps CNN stands for 'Cut News Network'. Or perhaps CNN stands for 'Censorship News Network' because that's what President Trump was pre-emptively referring to when he said, "Perhaps the press will even report it?"

How many times are CNN going to keep repeating this trick before even the most low intelligence brainwashed zombie viewers start to notice?

CNN should ask themselves, if they have to hide the truth so often, what does that tell us about the position they have chosen to push? Why is it that the right embrace facts and logic? Why is it that the right encourages free speech and open debate? And why is it that the left wants to suppress stories and oppress free speech and discussion?

Here are a couple of other occasions when CNN experienced 'technical difficulties' when facts or statistics were quoted which didn't fit their narrative, or when interviews didn't go the way they planned...

2) CNN cuts interview feed after Wikileaks is mentioned.

Rep. Chris Collins: "Two thirds or more of the public knows that Hillary Clinton is a liar. She can't be trusted, and now the two faces of Hillary Clinton are coming out. The fact through Wikileaks that she says one thing..."

Feed cuts to rainbow screen...

CNN anchor Chris Cuomo: "Oh no. Let's see if we can get Congressman Collins back. Obviously we just lost the satellite feed. That sucks."

3) CNN cuts interview feed after refugee domestic terrorism statistics are mentioned.

Congressman: "Just today the FBI comes out and says that 30% of their domestic terrorism cases that they are investigating are from folks who are refugees. It's important not to label all refugees bad people. That's not why I'm here, but..."

Interview feed cuts to rainbow screen...

CNN anchor: "I was just going to say congressman it's time to go, but I think the TV gremlins did that for us."

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You can find more examples of CNN experiencing technical difficulties by searching for 'CNN loses feed' on YouTube:
YouTube search for 'CNN loses feed'.

Or alternatively, just watch CNN whenever an interviewee starts quoting uncomfortable facts or making comments which promote wrongthink.