CNN’s Jake Tapper rips MSNBC for skipping RNC: ‘We’re here live … some other networks just have a big LED’

In a short article labelled on Wednesday, “Is Maddow in Milwaukee? No, That’s an LED Display on MSNBC,” The New York Times wrote that “MSNBC’s choice to put its Manhattan-based anchors in front of an online feed of the convention flooring produced some weird, and perhaps misleading, minutes.”

A representative for MSNBC declined ideas that the remote collection was deceiving to audiences, discussing that “on top of every broadcast, hosts determine themselves as remaining in New york city or at MSNBC head office.

MSNBC reporter Jacob Soboroff was also in Milwaukee, where he was informed to “simply leave here” by Donald Trump Jr during a heated interview concerning migration throughout Monday opening up night. The head of state’s kid blasted the network as “clowns.”.

While MSNBC did release some press reporters to the convention floor, the network’s panel of hosts did not take a trip to Milwaukee and instead broadcast their commentary in front of a display of revealing the audience at the RNC, offering viewers in your home the perception that they were survive on area.

CNN anchor Jake Tapper took a swipe at MSNBC’s questionable transfer to cover the Republican politician National Convention remotely– using large LED screens behind its anchors to make it appear as if they were transmitting from the event.

“If news organizations do not stand for where they are plainly, after that how is the audience to have belief and confidence in the real web content of the coverage?” media professional and former CNN Washington Bureau Chief Frank Sesno told the electrical outlet.