SOLD OUT MEDIA: Obama’s Top Operative Given Hugs and Kisses by Reporters Before Going on Air

by Warner Todd Huston | April 15, 2015 1:23 pm

Remember how members of the Old Media establishment pretend they are adversarial toward the powers that be? Well, here we have perfect proof that the media is only opposed to some members of the government with this video showing the media slobbering all over themselves to hug and kiss Obama’s chief string puller, Valerie Jarrett.

This video highlighted[1] by The Weekly Standard shows how the media treat extremist, left-wing Democrat politicians and operatives.

President Barack Obama’s top adviser, Valerie Jarrett, went around the table and kissed reporters before an interview this morning on MNSBC’s Morning Joe. The moment was briefly captured on live television before the network cut away to a commercial break.

Jarrett’s first step is toward the BBC’s Katty Kay. “Hi, there,” Jarrett’s heard whispering as she leans in for a hug and kiss. Kay is “Anchor for BBC World News America in Washington.”

Then the senior White House adviser just as warmly greets Cokie Roberts, a National Public Radio contributor.

As the segment heads toward a commercial break, host Joe Scarborough can be heard saying, “Valerie, come give me a hug.”

I’ll further note that Cokie Roberts is programed by Obama as she spews her nonsense on government funded NPR.

Now, can you imagine the media going ga ga and lovey-dovey with, say, Condi Rice?

Not in a million years. For Republicans and conservatives, the media does want to be adversaries. But for Democrats and other socialists, the media feels they are compadres.