12-29-2021 , 03:38 AM
https://www.infowars.com/posts/cbs-censo...-children/ CBS Censors Reporter’s Rant On How Covid Lockdowns Mentally Damage Children
by Adan Salazar
December 28th 2021, 12:08 pm
Chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford broke down skyrocketing suicide rates among children - despite them being a low-risk group.
'A healthy teenager has a one in a million chance of getting, and dying from COVID, which is way lower than dying in a car wreck on a road trip.' CBS censored remarks by one of its own reporters over the weekend who highlighted how Covid lockdowns and school closures negatively impacted children’s mental health.
Chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford’s damning remarks were promoted by “Face the Nation” on Facebook and Twitter, but they were curiously omitted from the CBS morning show’s television broadcast.
Asked what she thought was the most under-reported story of the year during a “Face the Nation” panel discussion Sunday, Crawford underscored how children were mentally damaged by prolonged social isolation, despite them not being a high risk group.
“Well, I want to get to underreported stories as well, Jan?” host Margaret Brennan asked.
“My kids hear me rant about…every day, so I might as well tell you guys,” Crawford began.
“It’s the crushing impact that our COVID policies have had on young kids and children,” she said, adding, “By far the least serious risk for serious illness.”
She went on, pointing out children are more at-risk of dying in a car accident than dying from Covid-19.
“But I mean, even teenagers, you know, a healthy teenager has a one in a million chance of getting, and dying from COVID, which is way lower than, you know, dying in a car wreck on a road trip,” Crawford said.
The esteemed legal correspondent continued by discussing how lockdowns preceded rising suicide rates in children.
“But they have suffered and sacrificed the most, especially kids and underrepresented at risk communities. And now we have the Surgeon General saying there’s a mental health crisis among our kids. The risk of…suicide attempts among girls now up 51 percent this year, black kids nearly twice as likely as white kids to die by suicide.”
“I mean, school closures, lockdowns, cancellation of sports. You couldn’t even go on a playground in the D.C. area without cops scurrying — getting — shooing the kids off. Tremendous negative impact on kids, and it’s been an afterthought. You know…it’s hurt their dreams, their future learning, loss, risk of abuse, their mental health. And now, with our knowledge, our vaccines. If our policies don’t reflect a more measured and reasonable approach for our children, they will be paying for our generation’s decisions, the rest of their lives. And that, to me, is the greatest underreported story of the past year.”
Crawford’s remarks appear in a full episode YouTube upload of the “Face the Nation” correspondents roundtable and in a CBS transcript of the episode, however they did not broadcast to the millions of Americans who would have been tuning in to watch the program via television Sunday morning.
“Worse yet, CBS axed Crawford’s comments seconds before they would have aired,” notes Newsbusters.
“As you can see in the transcript and video of how the show aired (links above), White House correspondent Weijia Jiang said ‘we’ll see’ about what happens with Congress in 2022 and Crawford was then set to follow, but Brennan instead went to a commercial break.”
“Following the break, the CBS tape skipped ahead to each reporter’s 2022 prediction.”
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) on Tuesday criticized CBS for the deceptive edit.
“Scandalous,” Cruz remarked. “The corporate media is Pravda. Any dissenting voices—even their own reporters!—will be silenced,” criticized the senator.
“Any actual journalist at @CBSNews should be ashamed…and demand they air the full segment next Sun,” he tweeted, adding, “I won’t hold my breath.” Follow the author on Gettr: https://www.gettr.com/user/adansalazarwins
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by Adan Salazar
December 28th 2021, 12:08 pm
Chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford broke down skyrocketing suicide rates among children - despite them being a low-risk group.
'A healthy teenager has a one in a million chance of getting, and dying from COVID, which is way lower than dying in a car wreck on a road trip.' CBS censored remarks by one of its own reporters over the weekend who highlighted how Covid lockdowns and school closures negatively impacted children’s mental health.
Chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford’s damning remarks were promoted by “Face the Nation” on Facebook and Twitter, but they were curiously omitted from the CBS morning show’s television broadcast.
Asked what she thought was the most under-reported story of the year during a “Face the Nation” panel discussion Sunday, Crawford underscored how children were mentally damaged by prolonged social isolation, despite them not being a high risk group.
“Well, I want to get to underreported stories as well, Jan?” host Margaret Brennan asked.
“My kids hear me rant about…every day, so I might as well tell you guys,” Crawford began.
“It’s the crushing impact that our COVID policies have had on young kids and children,” she said, adding, “By far the least serious risk for serious illness.”
She went on, pointing out children are more at-risk of dying in a car accident than dying from Covid-19.
“But I mean, even teenagers, you know, a healthy teenager has a one in a million chance of getting, and dying from COVID, which is way lower than, you know, dying in a car wreck on a road trip,” Crawford said.
The esteemed legal correspondent continued by discussing how lockdowns preceded rising suicide rates in children.
“But they have suffered and sacrificed the most, especially kids and underrepresented at risk communities. And now we have the Surgeon General saying there’s a mental health crisis among our kids. The risk of…suicide attempts among girls now up 51 percent this year, black kids nearly twice as likely as white kids to die by suicide.”
“I mean, school closures, lockdowns, cancellation of sports. You couldn’t even go on a playground in the D.C. area without cops scurrying — getting — shooing the kids off. Tremendous negative impact on kids, and it’s been an afterthought. You know…it’s hurt their dreams, their future learning, loss, risk of abuse, their mental health. And now, with our knowledge, our vaccines. If our policies don’t reflect a more measured and reasonable approach for our children, they will be paying for our generation’s decisions, the rest of their lives. And that, to me, is the greatest underreported story of the past year.”
Crawford’s remarks appear in a full episode YouTube upload of the “Face the Nation” correspondents roundtable and in a CBS transcript of the episode, however they did not broadcast to the millions of Americans who would have been tuning in to watch the program via television Sunday morning.
“Worse yet, CBS axed Crawford’s comments seconds before they would have aired,” notes Newsbusters.
“As you can see in the transcript and video of how the show aired (links above), White House correspondent Weijia Jiang said ‘we’ll see’ about what happens with Congress in 2022 and Crawford was then set to follow, but Brennan instead went to a commercial break.”
“Following the break, the CBS tape skipped ahead to each reporter’s 2022 prediction.”
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) on Tuesday criticized CBS for the deceptive edit.
“Scandalous,” Cruz remarked. “The corporate media is Pravda. Any dissenting voices—even their own reporters!—will be silenced,” criticized the senator.
“Any actual journalist at @CBSNews should be ashamed…and demand they air the full segment next Sun,” he tweeted, adding, “I won’t hold my breath.” Follow the author on Gettr: https://www.gettr.com/user/adansalazarwins
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