CNN Is DONE After What Two Disgusting Anchors Were Caught Doing To Little Girl On LIVE T.V.
Channel: News Today
Date: 19/06/2017

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CNN Is DONE After What Two Disgusting Anchors Were Caught Doing To Little Girl On LIVE T.V.

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CNN anchors caught some nasty heat when they assumed an American Indian Spelling Bee winner could read Sanskrit. It turns out that she probably can’t read Sanskrit, she’s a California resident, and people are calling this racist because the anchor “assumed” she could read Sanskrit due to her nationality.Ohhhh cry me a river.It was an honest mistake. How does the anchor know if she can or cannot read this. The girl was participating in the Scripps National Spelling Bee which means she’s probably extremely smart. The kids in that competition are typically brilliant, so it’s almost a good guess to assume someone like her is intelligent enough to know multiple languages. This little girl is probably smarter than half the people reading this article, so there was actually a very high chance she did know Sanskrit. If she did, then we wouldn’t be having this conversation.Are people calling out the anchors because they’re on CNN? If so, that’s blindly stupid. Sure, CNN pumps out a ton of garbage, but if a Fox News anchor said this, then us right wingers wouldn’t give them heat. We would laugh. If we say we wouldn’t laugh, then we’re lying. I’m laughing out loud at this because of how stupid it is that we’re even talking about it.This is one of those “what do you mean YOU PEOPLE” moments where someone accidentally makes a comment that sensitive people consider racist.Is CNN done? No and we don’t want them to be done. We need CNN to stay strong so that we always have something to crack jokes about.Every industry needs to have a bottom of the barrel and CNN is our bottom.Maybe she would say her name in Hebrew if she was Jewish. It’s not racist, it means the person is intelligent enough to know two languages. It’s actually a compliment.