A San Diego television station KUSI on Thursday said that CNN had asked for a “local view” and then “declined to hear from us” after past reports from the station showed that a border wall was effective.

So why do we call CNN fake news? Because this. CNN reached out to a local border state looking for a story that would make President Trump and his demand for building the wall look bad. That’s what CNN lives for, mocking the president and trying to take him down. But when they reached out to local San Diego station KUSI, they didn’t like what they were told.

CNN was told that having a border wall lowers crime, reduces drug traffic, makes people safer and lowers illegal immigration. Translation? KUSI told CNN the truth about the benefits of having a strong border wall. CNN dropped the story idea like a hot potato, not interested in anything that reflects positively on our president or tells the truth about border security. And that’s why we call them fake news CNN.

San Diego TV station: CNN declined our ‘local view’ because of reports on wall effectiveness

FROM THE HILL: Immigration, the partial government shutdown and President Trump‘s proposed border wall have all been topics dominating the cable news landscape since the shutdown began three weeks ago.

“Thursday morning, CNN called the KUSI Newsroom asking if one of our reporters could give them a local view of the debate surrounding the border wall and government shutdown,” a report by KUSI, an independent station in San Diego that began airing in 1982, begins.

“KUSI offered our own Dan Plante, who has reported dozens of times on the border, including one story from 2016 that was retweeted by former Speaker of the House, Newt Gingrich, and posted on DrudgeReport.com,” it continues while linking to a border fence tour report.

Thursday morning, @CNN called the KUSI Newsroom asking if a reporter could give them a local view of the debate surrounding the border wall and government shutdown. After we informed them about our past reports, they declined to hear from us.

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— KUSI News (@KUSINews) January 11, 2019

“We believe CNN declined a report from KUSI because we informed them that most Border Patrol Agents we have spoken to told us the barrier does in fact work,” it concludes. “We have continuously been told by Border Patrol Agents that the barrier along the Southern border helps prevent illegal entries, drugs, and weapons from entering the United States, and the numbers prove it.”

The Hill has reached out to CNN for comment.

The partial government shutdown over funding for the wall reached its 21st day on Friday. Trump has demanded $5 billion for the wall while Democrats have offered $1.3 billion for border security measures.

Trump is said to be strongly considering a national emergency declaration as it appears a funding bill getting through Congress with his demands is unlikely. Some legal scholars and Democrats have argued the president does not have the authority to make such a declaration. READ MORE

Jim Acosta Accidentally Shows Why Border Wall Works

Watch as fake news CNN’s Jim Acosta starts accidentally bragging on how peaceful and calm the border is where the wall is. Hmm, how did this one slip past the censors at the Clinton News Network? Even when you are fake news, sometimes true news gets in by mistake. Thanks, Jim, for proving why the president is right!

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Construction of the border wall in the Chihuahuita neighborhood of Downtown El Paso continued Wednesday beneath the Stanton Street International Bridge.

The main campaign promise of then-candidate Donald Trump was that he would build a border wall along the southern edge of the United States, and though he is up against tremendous political opposition, construction of that wall is finally beginning in Texas.

FROM THE EL PASO TIMES: The U.S. Border Patrol announced Friday that the new wall would replace existing fencing south of Downtown El Paso and that construction would begin Saturday as part of President Donald Trump’s executive order authorizing construction of the U.S.-Mexico border wall.

The border wall starts in Chihuahuita and continues east for four miles. Chihuahuita is El Paso’s oldest neighborhood, with about 100 people currently living in the area. The southern boundary of the neighborhood is the border fence separating El Paso from Juárez.

The existing fence will be removed, and an 18-foot-high steel bollard wall will be constructed in its place. The construction project is expected to be completed in late April. The estimated cost for the project is $22 million. source

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It was the second deadliest conflict in the world last year, but it hardly registered in the headlines of the liberal fake news media

EDITOR’S NOTE: When Donald Trump ran for president, he took enormous amounts of heat from the fake news media for his stand on wanting to build a wall to protect us from all the violence in Mexico. But as we are now seeing, President Trump was, as usual, very correct on the issue. If your country bordered on the second-most violent country on the face of the earth, and you didn’t want to build a wall to protect your citizens, you would be not only a disgrace but a traitor as well.

As Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan dominated the news agenda, Mexico’s drug wars claimed 23,000 lives during 2016 — second only to Syria, where 50,000 people died as a result of the civil war. “This is all the more surprising, considering that the conflict deaths [in Mexico] are nearly all attributable to small arms,” said John Chipman, chief executive and director-general of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), which issued its annual survey of armed conflict on Tuesday. “The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan claimed 17,000 and 16,000 lives respectively in 2016, although in lethality they were surpassed by conflicts in Mexico and Central America, which have received much less attention from the media and the international community,” said Anastasia Voronkova, the editor of the survey.

Why the Violence in Mexico is Getting Worse

In comparison, there were 17,000 conflict deaths in Mexico in 2015 and 15,000 in 2014 according to the IISS. Rising death toll Voronkova said the number of homicides rose in 22 of Mexico’s 32 states during 2016 and the rivalries between cartels increased in violence.

“It is noteworthy that the largest rises in fatalities were registered in states that were key battlegrounds for control between competing, increasingly fragmented cartels,” she said. “The violence grew worse as the cartels expanded the territorial reach of their campaigns, seeking to ‘cleanse’ areas of rivals in their efforts to secure a monopoly on drug-trafficking routes and other criminal assets.”

Mexican drug cartels take in between $19 billion and $29 billion annually from US drug sales, according to the Department of Homeland Security. Rivalries between the cartels wreak havoc on the lives of civilians who have nothing to do with narcotics. Bystanders, people who refused to join cartels, migrants, journalists and government officials have all been killed.

Jacob Parakilas, assistant head of the US and the Americas Programme at London-based think tank Chatham House, said part of the reason for the relative lack of attention paid to Mexico in the international media is “it’s not a war in the political sense of the word. The participants largely don’t have a political objective. They’re not trying to create a breakaway state. It doesn’t come with the same visuals. There are no air strikes.

Trump promises to build the wall to protect America:

“Also this has been going on since the beginning of the modern drug trade in the Americas. It’s not news in that sense. And Mexico is one of the most dangerous countries in the world to be a journalist. They are intentionally targeted in Mexico, which puts a dampener on the ability to report on this.” source