MSNBC accidentally reports race of Capitol attack suspect accurately as "Black male"

The following is satire and should not be taken as anything but satire.

In an embarrassing moment of actual journalism, the far-far-left cable "news" network MSNBC reported on the Friday attack at the U.S. Capitol as a "Brazen vehicular assault by a Black male and follower of the Nation of Islam and its anti-Semitic leader Louis Farrakhan that left one officer dead and another seriously injured."

In the ET program "Katy Tur Reports," NBC News' Pete Williams provided the accurate information about the Black suspect who also died at the scene when officers plugged him with bullets.

"This is a case where guns saved lives," Williams admitted. "It's as simple as that."

Williams was later fired with no explanation given by the network who later issued a correction stating that the person was indeed dead but it was not known as to which gender he or she or them it identified with, and if indeed he or she or them was actually Black since he or she or them looked like a white supremacist out to do harm to the nation's Capitol.

Insofar as to the attacker's religious affinity, the network said one can never know what's in another person's heart and he may have actually been Jewish for all we know. Calling him a follower of the Nation of Islam is racist.

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