ABC Producers Warned Stephanopoulos 10X Not To Use Word “Rape” To Describe Trump Charges

HAHAHA!!! ABC producers warned George Stephanopoulos allegedly 10 separate times not to use the word “rape” when describing the charges against President Trump, but Stephanopoulos ignored the advice, and cost ABC millions of dollars in Trump’s defamation lawsuit.

George Stephanopoulos was warned repeatedly to not use the word rape in regards to Trump. He chose to ignore the advice 10 separate times:
Megyn Kelly: “Breaking this morning in The New York Post that according to them, George Stephanopoulos was warned by his executive producer not to use the word rape in describing what a jury had found Trump civilly liable for that his producer had said to him it it was not rape. Don’t call it rape. And it appears he ignored that advice.

It just shows the depths of hatred, like Fannie Willis that George Stephanopoulos has for Trump. Stephanopoulos was repeatedly told by his executive producer not to use the word rape before going on air, but the ABC News anchor ignored the warning this week’s producer, because he said this on a Sunday show said don’t use the word rape.

A second source at the show listen to this confirmed via a text message viewed by the Post that Stephanopoulos was warned not to say rape. So this post has since some sort of text message in which a second source somehow confirms that George was told not to say rape.

I don’t want to hear one more word from anybody about why did ABC News settle?

You know, people think they had a shot at winning. First of all, they didn’t because it’s very clear he wasn’t found civilly liable for rape. But second of all, you’ve got the EP saying I told him not to do it, and he insisted on doing it ten times.”

Ironic that George was the one who ignored the consent.

Corroborates what we already knew: ABC would gladly pay 15 million dollars for the public to not know the depths of their corruption and bias towards Trump.

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