NBC News sent a tweet that read, “WATCH: President Trump says “Robert E. Lee was a great general” during Ohio rally, calling the Confederate leader “incredible.”

NBC was being blatantly deceptive.

While Trump said Lee was a great leader, which is hardly disputed by historians, he also said it took a greater leader (Ulysses S. Grant) to defeat Lee.

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That was the point of Trump’s speech at a rally in Ohio, Grant’s home state.

Here’s NBC’s tweet:

Enter Trump:

NBC’s retraction, days after their initial tweet:

Without Trump putting NBC on blast, they never would’ve corrected themselves.

This is exactly why 45 refers to the mainstream media as “fake news.” They simply make things up in order to fight against Trump’s agenda.

In other NBC-related news, a “reporter” basically urged Millennials to vote Democrat, and it didn’t go as planned.

It shouldn’t come as a surprise that younger people don’t vote en masse during the midterms.

Most are not as engaged.

From Daily Wire:

NBC News correspondent Jacob Soboroff encouraged millennials to vote during a segment that aired on Tuesday —hinting that they needed to vote for Democratic candidates — only to learn that not only are students not interested in voting, but they also are not interested in the narratives the media is pushing.

Soboroff visited the University of California-Irvine campus in Orange County — a conservative area — to search for students who were interested in voting in the upcoming election.

WATCH:

New York Congressional candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a self-described Democrat Socialist, as well as a Millennial.

H/T: Right Scoop