THE WIKILEAKS LIST: At Least 65 MSM Reporters Were Meeting with and/or Coordinating Offline with Top Hillary Advisors

by Jim Hoft October 24, 2016

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A few of the “journalists” meeting offline with Hillary advisers

Thanks to Wikileaks we now know that at least 65 mainstream reporters were working closely with the Clinton campaign this election year. They were invited to top elitist dinners with Hillary Campaign Chairman John Podesta or Chief Campaign strategist Joel Benenson.

NO FOX NEWS REPORTERS MADE THE LIST!

These 65 mainstream reporters CAN NEVER BE TRUSTED:

As previously reported— At least 38 top national reporters attended a different dinner at John Podesta’s house in April 2015.

The Clinton campaign sent out invites to New York reporters in April 2015 to their off-the-record meeting on how to sell Hillary Clinton to the public.
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These 38 reporters should NEVER BE TRUSTED!

Via The Intercept:
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Another group of 25 mainstream reporters were invited to a dinner at Jhn Podesta’s house on April 9.
This was a completely different list of reporters!

Here is the current RSVP list to the Thursday Night (4/9) dinner at
Podesta’s. As a reminder, this is with the 25 reporters more closely
following HRC (aka the future bus).

Yes
ABC – Liz Kreutz

Yes
AP – Julie Pace

Yes
AP – Ken Thomas

Yes
AP – Lisa Lerer

AURN – April Ryan

Yes
Bloomberg – Jennifer Epstein

Yes
Buzzfeed – Ruby Cramer

Yes
CBS – Steve Chagaris

Yes
CNBC – John Harwood

Yes
CNN – Dan Merica

Yes
Huffington Post – Amanda Terkel

NO (Panama)

LAT – Mike Memoli
Yes

LAT – Evan Handler
Yes

McClatchy – Anita Kumar
Yes

MSNBC – Alex Seitz-Wald
Yes

National Journal – Emily Schultheis
Yes

NBC – Mark Murray
Yes

NPR – Tamara Keith

NYT – Amy Chozik
Yes

NYT – Maggie Haberman
Yes

Politico – Annie Karni
Politico – Gabe Debenedetti

Yes
Reuters – Amanda Becker

The Hill – Amie Parnes
Yes

Washington Post – Anne Gearan
Yes

WSJ – Laura Meckler

Yes
WSJ – Peter Nicholas

Yes
WSJ – Colleen McCain Nelson

We also know that Politico’s chief political correspondent Glenn Thrush was sending the Hillary campaign articles for their review before publishing.

We know CNBC and New York Times reporter John Harwood was working with the Clinton campaign to help Hillary.

At least 65 mainstream media reporters were chummy with the Hillary campaign from the beginning.