Brian Stelter, who works for CNN, reminds us that 'the president is supposed to be a trusted source of information for the public'

Quiet, everybody. Brian Stelter’s got something to say about the president’s duty to the public:

The president is supposed to be a trusted source of information for the public. That is all.

— Brian Stelter (@brianstelter) October 2, 2019

We might be able to take his righteous indignation a little more seriously if he weren’t, you know, Brian Stelter.

You *do* know you work for CNN, right? https://t.co/cbVC56HEyj

— RBe (@RBPundit) October 2, 2019

So are journalists.

— Dr. Ramirez ?? (@cybr_gk) October 2, 2019

So is the media.

— Michael Shapiro (@mis2127) October 2, 2019

So are you guys…

— TFC3Tweets (@TFC3Tweets) October 2, 2019

so are you yet here we are.

— Brault McMlarmnlanson (@BraultMcMlarmn) October 2, 2019

Ummmm……so are you. But we see how that’s working out.

— MOUNTAINSQUID? (@MountainSquidd) October 2, 2019

So are you and you fail miserably. pic.twitter.com/T3yH6Cs9Lc

— Joe Palmer ?? ✘ (@JoeSPalmer) October 2, 2019

So is the press. That is all.

— Wits McGee (@wits_mcgee) October 2, 2019