During Tuesday’s live broadcast of NRA TV’s “CN Live,” host Colion Noir tore apart Politifact’s deceitful article, “NRA weakly claims that Clinton said gun confiscation is 'worth considering.’” The story attempted to shield Hillary Clinton’s true contempt for the Second Amendment.
“I don’t think I can trust Politifact anymore,” Noir said. “Everything that they are doing is skewed in favor of Hillary Clinton.” That’s just a small preview of the epic takedown you can watch above. Be sure to catch Colion Noir’s new live talk show on NRA TV Monday through Thursday from 4–5 p.m. CST, and join the conversation using #CNLive. NRA TV is available on Apple TV, Roku, Google Chrome Cast, Amazon Fire TV and on NRATV.com.Colion Noir Tears Apart Politifact’s Deceitful Attempt To Defend Hillary Clinton
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