“Today, u @MeghanMcCain were everything wrong w/journalism,” Berk wrote online.
Meghan McCain and Bobby Berk. By Sarah Polus Sarah Polus Reporter and editorial aide for Reliable Source Email Bio Follow March 7 at 2:29 PM Khloe Kardashian vs. Jordyn Woods. Cardi B vs. Tomi Lahren. Donald Trump vs. . . . everyone. These days, if you’ve got beef, you don’t settle it in the streets. You take it to Twitter.
Berk took offense to McCain’s questioning of Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, who is a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, on Monday’s episode of the daytime talk show. McCain and Inslee had discussed the Green New Deal, a manifesto of proposals aimed at combating climate change and stimulating the economy, backed by several Democrats.
“Today, u @MeghanMcCain were everything wrong w/journalism,” Berk wrote in a tweet. “Presented w/the fact that u were quoting incorrect data abt the #GreenNewDeal u continued 2 say it. Why perpetuate the #fakenews problem we have in this country?” McCain’s defense didn’t sit well with the reality TV star, however. “Blatant lies are not a point of view honey,” he responded.1. I am NOT a journalist, it makes me sad and scared so many people confuse this. I am a conservative political commentator - I represent the most conservative point of view in the country, which is my job every day on The View.... https://t.co/2q1SKK9qO1
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