MSNBC means "Fake News" lies about Texas Church massacre

A Left wing panel on MSNBC's Meet the Press on Tuesday like about the brave man who stopped the Texas church shooter in Sutherland Springs Texas on an early morning Sunday early November. 

The failing New York Times reporter Yamiche Alcindor and host Chuck Todd lied, claiming that NRA instructor Stephen Willeford did not shoot at the Texas church shooter and did not stop his rampage.

This is due to the fact that Willeford was an NRA instructor and knew how to use a rifle and the Left can't bring themselves to crediting guns with saving lives.

"When I was watching President Trump today, and he was making his argument that [the shooter] was essentially stopped by someone with a gun, I kept thinking, 'but he killed himself,' Alcindor falsely stated. "The shooter was not stopped, there was not a big gun fight . . . and I think there needs to be a fact check on how this got stopped in the first place."

"The narrative here as you saw with Mike Huckabee and the president is a little bit off the rails," Todd stupidly responded.

What really happened was that Willeford heard the gunfire, grabbed his AR-15 and ran out of his house barefoot to engage the shooter. He shot the gunman twice.

"I know I hit him," said Williford. "He got into his vehicle, and he fired another couple of rounds through his window.

This was when Williford and another brave civilian got in a vehicle and chased the guy hitting speeds of 95 mph. The shooter lost control of his vehicle and ran into a ditch. He killed himself before police could arrest him.

Multiple law enforcement sources confirmed that Williford saved lives with his heroic actions. The MSNBC panel did not.

This really is a case of fake news.


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