Former House Intelligence Chair Devin Nunes warns that mainstream media coverage of the upcoming presidential debate will be heavily skewed. According to Nunes, the media narrative is pre-written to favor Kamala Harris, regardless of her performance. He advises viewers to rely on independent sources and platforms like Truth Social for accurate, unfiltered information.

In a recent War Room discussion, Devin Nunes shared his insights on the likely disinformation campaign surrounding the upcoming presidential debate. Nunes, now the CEO of TMTG and a former key figure in the Russia investigation, revealed how mainstream media has already shaped the narrative in favor of Kamala Harris.

Nunes criticized the media’s tendency to distort the truth, stating, "The mainstream media already has it all written that Harris wins slightly. It’s already written, it’s already done.” This assertion reflects his belief that the media’s portrayal of the debate will be manipulated to present Harris in a more favorable light, regardless of her actual performance.

He further elaborated on the media’s strategy, saying, "The only thing that they have to worry about now is if she totally bombs because the message coming out of tonight, by the fake news will be that Harris clearly was a winner.” Nunes predicts that even if Harris performs poorly, the media will still spin the outcome to suggest her victory. According to Nunes, this tactic is part of a broader disinformation campaign designed to influence public perception.

Nunes emphasized the importance of alternative sources of information. "People need to be on Truth Social tonight live while they’re watching the debate,” he advised. "You should be logged into Truth Social following what Cash [Patel] and I and other people are saying so that you can actually get the truth of what’s really going on.” By promoting platforms like Truth Social, Nunes encourages viewers to seek out unfiltered perspectives and avoid the biases of mainstream media.

In discussing Kamala Harris, Nunes highlighted the contrast between her and former President Trump. "Trump has to point out that she created a disaster in California, a disaster around the globe,” he stated. Nunes believes that Trump should focus on Harris’s failures and the current administration’s shortcomings to counter the media’s attempts to downplay her ineffectiveness.

Nunes also criticized the broader context of media manipulation and government disinformation. He pointed out that "the same FBI that a month after President Trump was nearly assassinated…didn’t know if it was a bullet or not.” Nunes’s remarks underscore his skepticism toward institutions that perpetuate misinformation and biases.

In conclusion, Nunes’s analysis provides a critical perspective on how the media will likely handle the upcoming presidential debate. His insights reveal a strategic approach to media narratives and underscore viewers’ need to be cautious about accepting mainstream portrayals at face value. As Nunes suggests, staying informed through independent platforms and seeking out diverse viewpoints is crucial in navigating the current landscape of political discourse and media manipulation.

For more from Nunes, watch his full WarRoom segment from Tuesday morning:

Nunes Exposes How The Intelligence State Has Fabricated Hoaxes Against President Trump Since 2016