PragerU CEO Marissa Streit and personality Xaviaer DuRousseau criticize The Daily Beast for publishing two hit pieces against the conservative organization in one day, calling their reporting 'junk journalism' and 'embarrassing'. They argue that the articles, which allege secret involvement in 'anti-woke' education and blame PragerU for wildfires, are based on fabricated information and misleading headlines.
PragerU CEO Marissa Streit and PragerU personality Xaviaer DuRousseau slammed the Daily Beast for publishing two “totally made up” hit pieces against the conservative organization in one day. “They do such junk journalism,” Streit said, to which DuRousseau added, “This is why the mainstream media is losing — because this is embarrassing.”, the two broke down the Daily Beast going on a fake news rampage this week, publishing two hit pieces against PragerU in one day.
“The fact that they think there’s anything nefarious or secretive about this is so absurd,” the PragerU CEO added. “They just do such junk journalism.” “The allegation is that Ryan Walters introduced us to the superintendent of South Carolina, Ellen Weaver,” Streit expounded. “I don’t even know why that would even be an allegation, because even if he did, there’s no issue if two superintendents talk.”Nonetheless, “It wasn’t Ryan Walters who introduced us to Ellen Weaver,” Streit continued. “It was actually one of the families that we knew in the Carolinas who felt very passionate about PragerU in schools.
Streit then stressed the importance of people critically analyzing news stories they come across, as headlines like this can be incredibly misleading. “Many of our employees were evacuated from their homes that day, because we have team members that live all over the city,” she said, adding that she had received an email from Daily Beast at around noon asking her to respond to a question about the superintendents by the end of the day.
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