April Ryan speaks out over bodyguard's alleged assault of real journalist

Creative News Network's leftist political commentator April Ryan finally spoke out in an interview on Sunday about the incident in which her bodyguard allegedly attacked Charlie Kratovil, a journalist for New Brunswick Today.

Joel Morris, Ms. Ryan's former security guard and secret Santa, was charged with assault on Monday.

Kratovil had been recording Ryan's speech when Morris came over to him, allegedly took his camera and began forcing him out of the room where Ryan was speaking. [So much for the First Amendment.] 

Kratovil had been waiting for a public response and urged the Trump-hating Ryan to condemn the act outright.

"I am the first person who wants to get a story out -- be it on TV or radio, and the only reason why I’ve been quiet is because of the threat of lawsuits," Ryan told "Reliable Sources" inimitable stooge, Brian Stelter.

"This is not about suppressing the press." [Then what?] "My body of work stands for me. And, no, I did not order anyone to do anything... They were about 100 feet away from me. I didn’t know what was going on or what was said."

And if you believe that, you might even believe that snakes have hips.

Ryan also explained her justification for banning photography and video-recording during her event, saying it was in her contract, put there in case she screwed up. She also said any journalist who wanted to record her needed permission, something she never seems to get for her own work. 

Kratovil has insisted that he had the proper documents.

"This was a private event for a non-profit organization in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Our contract stated that if someone wanted to come and film... they had to ask for permission," she said.

"There was no request for permission and permission was not granted. Now, if they would have asked for permission, it would have been granted and the reason why I do this... it’s standard in the industry... [and] because I don’t want my words twisted."

Stelter followed up on Kratovil's claim that he had proper permission to report on the event, but Ryan remained adamant and firm. "According to my contract and with the organization, no one asked me for permission," she claimed.

When asked if she regretted the actions of her former bodyguard, Ryan naturally dodged the question. She said Morris was simply "concerned" for "her safety," even though she was, as she claimed, 100 feet away from Kratovil, and he posed no danger to her.

She also claimed the alleged death threats she allegedly received may have possibly affected her former bodyguard's response. When he saw Kratovil taking video of Ryan he sprang into action just in case the video cam was an assault weapon in disguise.

"I do receive death threats. I continue to receive death threats," Ryan said, as she was apparently trying to overcome the vapors. "The atmosphere around me is charged, and that’s one of the reasons why I assume [my bodyguard] may have overreacted because he was concerned for my safety."

She added, "As long as this atmosphere continues... I’m going to have to have a bodyguard. But, the protocol is that the bodyguard is supposed to be with me, and that was not protocol... we're reassessing a lot of things."

Yes, the bodyguard was 100 feet away allegedly assaulting a fellow reporter who was simply trying to do his job. Even if he wasn't supposed to be there, he didn't need to be manhandled . . . allegedly.

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Anti-Trump WH 'reporter's' bodyguard charged with assault on real reporter

A bodyguard for the Compromised News Network's [anti-Trump] political analyst April Ryan has been issued a summons to appear by a New Jersey court after allegedly assaulting a journalist who was filming the anti-Trump Ryan at a GOP bashing event on August 3.

Charlie Kratovil, a reporter with the New Brunswick Today, attended the New Jersey Parent Summit at the Heldrich Hotel. There, Miss Ryan, who is also D.C. bureau chief for American Urban Radio Networks, delivered the keynote address.

Kratovil was credentialed as a reporter for the event and was videotaping the anti-Trumper's speech when one of Ryan’s bodyguards, Joel Morris, allegedly seized Kratovil's camera and forcibly ejected him from the hotel.

"When I speak, I don't have news covering my speech," Ryan explained to the audience as Kratovil was being forcibly removed. But Ryan had, in a 2018 interview with The Cornell Daily Sun, complained about her own freedom of speech being compromised by President Trump. 

The hypocritical anti-Trump reporter has angrily complained that officials in the Trump White House have sought to silence her. "There have been efforts to silence me in the briefing room, there have been efforts to discredit me," she said.

On Monday Kratovil posted a photo of himself holding a court document, with the caption: "CRIMINAL CHARGES FILED: April Ryan's 'security guard' will be arraigned 9/12 in Superior Court on charges of harassment, assault and theft by unlawful taking."

And Kratovil posted a video on his Twitter page Monday saying police have found "probable cause" to charge Morris with harassment, assault and theft. [See below.]

"This was more than just an assault on me," Kratovil said. "This was an assault on freedom of the press, and April Ryan should have immediately condemned the use of violence against a journalist."

The incident was caught on surveillance cameras in the hotel and show Morris taking Kratovil's camera before he manhandled the reporter and shoved him out of the door.

In another video, Morris is seen approaching Ryan at the podium and the two spoke quietly. She stopped her speech for 30 seconds as Kratovil was ejected.

"Don't touch my camera, please. Put that down. Don't you dare. Put that down, sir," Kratovil said as he was led out.

On Monday, Kratovil said he was just doing his job.

"I was there to cover April Ryan’s speech. Joel Morris stole [my] camera, high-tailed it out of the room. One thing led to another, I ended up being assaulted after retrieving the camera. But now Mr. Morris is going to have to show up on Sept. 12…in Superior Court."

Hopefully, President Trump will stay out of this and let the event run its course. Whenever he gets involved, it becomes an anti-Trump fight and the focus is on him rather than the what took place.



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April Ryan slams Sarah Sanders and won't go to her party. Aww

So-called "reporter" April Ryan continued to slam White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders on Friday, in part because Ryan believes she should have been selected to hold that position, and in part, because Sanders has been doing her job as a go-between for President Trump and the leftist press. Now the Miss Piggy look-alike is attacking Sanders for not holding a press briefing amid escalating tensions with Iran.

Ryan is the DC Bureau Chief for American Urban Radio Networks and a fake news commentator for the Comedy News Network [CNN].

"Serious issues of life and death. Serious issues of war. And this administration chooses not to brief the American public? Shame," Ryan said exaggeratedly in a video posted to her Instagram.

She argued that the American people deserved better than a tweet notifying them of a potential strike on Iran. But what she really meant was that she deserves the chance to attack Trump through Sanders and hopefully increase future book sales if she writes one.

"Our nation faced potential war and Sarah Sanders didn't prepare any of us. Shameful!" Ryan exclaimed in a hyperbolic Instagram caption.

Our nation did not necessarily face potential war--it isn't a binary situation if the US responds to the Iranian militant action. The real problem is that Trump was talking about responding in a "proportionate" way, which is foolish. If a schoolyard bully hits you in the shoulder, the best way to diffuse further confrontation is to punch him in the face. Hard. Harder than he hit you. That usually ends further confrontation.

Trump tweeted on Friday that he decided not to strike Iran on Thursday night after he asked about the projected casualty count just 10 minutes before the strike. Why he didn't ask the same question before sending fighter planes in the sky is a mystery. But the incident began when the Iranians shot down an unarmed military drone in the Strait of Hormuz. It was obviously unmanned because that's what a drone is by definition: an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle.

Ryan tends to ask asinine, loaded questions. Then attacks when she doesn't like the responses.

Ryan's video was posted right after President Trump announced that Sanders would be leaving her job at the end of June, and news came out that some White House reporters had planned to throw her a goodbye party because they have class and Ryan has none--she plans to boycott the party. "Sarah Huckabee, have your party," the angry Ryan said, using Sanders' maiden name because as mentioned, she has no class. "I won't be there. Girl, bye!" she said,

Upon hearing that Sanders began to cry profusely, as did President Trump and Mike Huckabee.

After Trump announced Sanders' departure, Ryan praised the decision and accused her of lying profusely.

"From the moment she stepped into that position, there were lies from that podium from her mouth," Ryan told CNN's Erin Burnett.

Thankfully, Miss Ryan never lied and is as pure as the driven yellow snow.

Except perhaps for the time when NBC's Peter Alexander asked Sanders about POTUS supporting free speech in the case of the Christian bakeshop owner before the Supreme Court ruled to allow the owner to abide by his faith by not participating in same-sex weddings, but not supporting it in the case of the execrable Colin Kaepernick and the NFL player kneeling protests.

Sanders answered Alexander by saying that in the latter case, it wasn't about free speech, but it was about disrespecting the flag. In fact, this completely goes along with what "Dandelion Hair" Colin said initially.

Sanders then attempted to call on CBS News Radio's Steve Portnoy, but Ryan did her best Jim Acosta and kept screaming out her question, "Is the president aware that this is about police-involved shootings and not about the American Flag?"

This was a lie because that wasn't what Kaepernick said. He said, "I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color."

In a report by The Young Turks, in August, 2016, they wrote:

Colin Kaepernick is the person who started the kneeling during the national anthem trend, According to his words, the protest was all about disrespecting the flag of the evil racist nation that he believes we are. 

When first asked to explain why he was protesting the anthem, Colin Kaepernick replied, “I am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color.”

Kaepernick wasn't saying that America was a great nation but it just had a problem of police abuse. He said America is an evil oppressor of black folks and other people of color. Oh, and let us never forget how he has shown support for Fidel Castro and some black nationalist people.

This is just one example out there in the ether showing how April Ryan is not a model truth-teller and needs to remember that her glass house is transparent. People can see her for what she is, and shouting out her questions in her own obnoxious way doesn't make them reflections of the truth, as she did based on a false narrative.

Ugh! Imagine April Ryan in her glass house, singing and swinging in the shower, "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun." It can make you throw up in your mouth.

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Comedy News Network's April Ryan wants Sarah Sanders to be fired for doing her job

The Comedy News Network's (CNN) April Ryan  would like White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders to be fired for doing her job. Ryan claimed Sanders “lied” to the media following the release of the Mueller report. 

In May 2017, following the controversial firing of corrupt FBI Director James Comey, Sanders told reporters that “countless” FBI agents had lost confidence in Comey despite one reporter’s assertion that the “vast majority” of them supported his leadership. According to Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s office, Sanders told investigators her claim was a “slip of the tongue” and was “in the heat of the moment,” admitting that it was not founded on anything.

Fire her!!!!! She made the mistake of covering for Trump with a lie. Nobody lies to the media without paying the price . . . unless you're a Democrat.

Ryan, who is also a Democratic White House reporter for the leftist media outlet, American Urban Radio Networks, blasted the press secretary on Thursday night for “lying” to the American people.

“Not only does she not have any credibility left, she lied,” Ryan told CNN anchor Erin Burnett. “She outright lied and the people, the American people can't trust her. They can't trust what's said from the president's mouthpiece, spokesperson, from the people's house. Therefore, she should be let go. She should be fired. End of story. When there is a lack of credibility there, you have to start and start lopping the heads off. It’s ‘Fire Me Thursday’ or ‘Fire Me Good Friday,’ she needs to go."

When asked about President Obama's lies about "If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor. Period," Ryan said, "That's different. That's the President of the United States telling the American people what he believed was the truth. He had no intention of lying," the fake news "reporter" said.

The CNN pundit suggested that since President Trump “won’t take the fall” that Sanders might instead.

Burnett then asked, "But what about Hillary Clinton and her statements about Benghazi and her illegal server? What about Susan Rice who went on the Sunday morning shows and said the catalyst of the Benghazi attacks was due to a video? And what about the "Fast and Furious" case that Obama gave executive privilege to his wingman Eric Holder?"

"Those are what we call 'white lies.' They're no big deal," Ryan said. “Sarah plays a dangerous game in that room… The game is dangerous because she is lying to the American public,” Ryan bloviated. “Then, on top of all that, she says the press is fake when she’s faking reports from the people’s house. She’s calling us fake? We’ve had colleagues who’ve had to move from their houses because of threats. I have to have security because of being called ‘fake’ and a ‘loser’ and all sorts of things from that White House. It’s time for her to go. Fire them all and let the chips fall where they may."

Actually, Burnett obviously never asked those questions, but wouldn't it have been fantastic if she did?


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Fake News never errs in favor of POTUS

Certainly Not News network (CNN) political propagandist April Ryan had to backtrack her story which claimed President Trump was "heckled and booed" at a White House event Tuesday after it was revealed that the heckling was actually directed at a protester in the crowd.

It's really amazing how the leftist news media never errs on the side of Trump, and certainly never errs on the side of cautious researching of the misinformed garbage they put out into the ether.

Sadly, the few dozen people who actually follow CNN will have seen Ryan's original claim, but most will not see the retraction, which is what CNN and their fellow leftist media outlets hope for.

The event in question was originally slated to be the celebration for the Super Bowl winners, Philadelphia Eagles. Unfortunately, Trump rescinded the invitation, which I believe was a mistake. He accused the team of disagreeing "with their president because he insists that they proudly stand for the National Anthem, hand to heart, in honor of the great men and women of our military and the people of our country," but the truth is, the Eagles did stand for the Anthem.  And the Anthem stands for our rights to disagree with our president.

Trump is wrong on this one, folks.

Ryan's tweet:

Breaking: Reporters on the South Lawn have confirmed the @realDonaldTrump was heckled and booed when he came out to celebrate America.

Ryan tweeted the above after it was confirmed by reporters that Trump was "heckled and booed" but since he actually wasn't, she deleted the tweet but not before people on Twitter called her out for it.

She walked back her comments admitting "The booes [sic] were for the heckler."

She blamed the "reporters on the south lawn" for misreporting the events.

But they never get it wrong to the benefit of Trump, nor did they get it wrong in the past, to the detriment of Obama.

And they wonder why people don't trust the media.


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Counterfeit News Network's April Ryan tweets article about Trump running child-trafficking ring

April Ryan, a Counterfeit News Network (CNN) contributor and White House correspondent for American Urban Radio Network, is being slammed for telling her 336,000 Twitter followers about a story in The Root that asks if Trump's administration is dealing in child trafficking.

Seriously. 

Melania Trump rightly criticized Ryan for the tweet and others went on Twitter to do the same.

Stephanie Grisham is the Press Secretary and Communications Director for the First Lady, Melania Trump.

"If you're a journalist w many followers & a @CNNPolitics contributor...is it ok to retweet any headline you want, regardless of if it's true?" Grisham tweeted, adding that "The core purpose of a journalist is to research, document, write, & present the news in an honest, ethical, & unbiased way."

The headline in The Root article was titled: "Is the Trump administration running a child-trafficking ring or nah? Follow me down the rabbit hole."

Ryan tweeted the article without comment. The Root is an online magazine dealing with the African-American culture.

The Root's political editor Jason Johnson asks why should "alt-righters" have all the fun peddling disproven and unfounded conspiracy theories. He then suggests one of his own.

"Now it turns out that the Trump administration may have an equally implausible conspiracy on its hands: Is the administration involved in child sex trafficking or just white nationalism? Follow me down the rabbit hold and see for yourself," Johnson writes.

Many questioned on Twitter how Ryan, a supposedly "professional" journalist could associate herself with such a story. Well, she was already slammed for saying that Melania Trump was not culturally American.

But I have a theory.

When Ryan was a child growing up in Baltimore, her parents were involved in child sex trafficking and this left an indelible scar on a child who only sought love from her distant parents, both of whom voted Republican.

Her father who refused to pay attention to her but instead took kindly to several young Caucasian girls, created an intense jealousy in her which was expressed as fierce animosity toward father figures [think a US president, for example] and white people.

That's my conspiracy theory and I'm sticking to it.

"This is a horrid excuse for journalism," Tweeted Carmine Sabia, a Christian journalist in New Jersey. "To quasi accuse the president of the United States of running a child trafficking ring is low even for her."

The Root is owned by Univision and CEO Randy Falco was highly critical of Trump during the presidential campaign. 

I know my conspiracy theory is a load of crap, but it's clear that Ryan either did not check out the article in The Root, or checked it out, tweeted it to her followers who she hoped would believe it, and said nothing to implicate her endorsement of the trash.

Ryan is a trash reporter for a pair of trash media outlets that never err on the side of Trump, but always errs against him. 

Not every "fake news" claim made by Trump is valid, but there are plenty enough of them to discredit the mainstream media, and they are losing their audience. 



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April Ryan: not invited to White House Christmas gala

American Urban Radio Networks reporter April Ryan questioned whether the Thanksgiving pie that Sarah Huckabee Sanders said she baked for the holiday was genuine. She was skeptical and wanted to see a photo of the pie on the Thanksgiving table.

In other words, Ryan was implying that Sanders' photo was a fake making the White House press secretary a liar.

Now April Ryan is complaining that she wasn't invited to the annual White House Christmas party for the first time in 20 years because "they have disdain for me."

Or perhaps they are being real with her.

Ryan, who is also a contributor to the Communist News Network told the leftist Washington Post that she doesn't think the non-invite was an oversight.

Great--she has finally gotten the message that when you're chronically rude and verbally belligerent, you might not be welcome as the resident party pooper.

"I don't think I was overlooked," she said. "I think they don't like me. For whatever reason, they have disdain for me."

Yet another so-called journalist making the story all about them.

Maybe they simply want to have a pleasant time this year.  


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