The hack journalist Steve Scully has been fired by C-SPAN for lying about a tweet he sent, saying he was hacked.

The incident happened when the debate was still on. It has now been canceled, because Joe Biden is afraid of catching the flu and Trump won’t do a Zoom debate.

C-SPAN, weirdly, released Scully’s statement alongside their own statement in a single press release.

Scully’s statement said: “Out of frustration, I sent a brief tweet addressed to Anthony Scaramucci. The next morning when I saw that this tweet had created a new controversy, I falsely claimed that my Twitter account had been hacked.”

This is after C-SPAN went to bat for Scully.

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— CSPAN (@cspan) October 9, 2020

The known moron Sean Spicer also believed the hoax.

I spoke w @SteveScully Only interactions w Scaramucci he has had are a June 2018 tv & 2019 radio @cspan interview. He did not send the tweet. Steve is good man & will make an excellent @debates moderator. CSPAN does an amazing job of giving people unfiltered access #Debates2020

— Sean Spicer (@seanspicer) October 9, 2020

Scully, who has been around forever, sent a tweet to Anthony Scaramucci, an Italian attention whore who briefly worked at the White House and is now a Trump critic.

The tweet read: “should I respond to trump.”

It appeared as though it was intended to be a private message.

Are you kidding me. Steve Scully the former Biden intern and moderator of the next debate thinks he’s DMing… but he’s doing it out loud.

Yea, totally not a setup. Journalism is dead. https://t.co/b07swOAkKg

— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) October 9, 2020

Claiming hacking was idiotic.

It was also generally idiotic to ask this, even in a private message.

It’s not clear what he was even asking about responding to from Trump. Trump had mentioned a few times that he was not going to be fair, and had also repeatedly called for Joe Rogan to be the moderator (which I think would have been ideal, frankly, as he is as close to impartial as it gets in the mainstream).

The most recent time Trump had mentioned Scully was on Sean Hannity on the 8th, about an hour before the botched PM.

Why would Scully think it would be a good idea to respond to Trump on Twitter, before the debate, where he claimed he was going to be an impartial moderator? Why would he even entertain that thought?

Scaramucci responded with the obvious reply.

What Scully should have said – and what, frankly, was probably true – is that he was on Ambien.

Most people have taken Ambien, or at least known someone who has taken it, and acted really weird and then forgotten they did it. Everyone gets the thing and probably would forgive him, or just say “yeah, okay, whatever.” It explains both why he was thinking about responding to Trump and why he accidentally sent a public tweet instead of a PM.

It also fits right in terms of the time of day. If he’s an early morning guy, especially if he commutes in Washington, he could take the pill at 9:00, then be in the delusional waking dream state by 9:45.

What a fool. Now his life is destroyed.

He’s getting mocked badly on TV.

WATCH: Fox News’ @BretBaier on C-SPAN suspending Steve Scully after he admitting lying about being hacked: “This is a big black eye for the debate commission." pic.twitter.com/PfIjcQjrYz

— TV News HQ (@TVNewsHQ) October 15, 2020

He’s totally humiliated.

He worked for 30 years at C-SPAN.

He was going to have his big time to shine at the debate, auditioning for a big anchor position, and a week later his life is a total wreck, with the president dancing on the grave of his destroyed career.

I was right again! Steve Scully just admitted he was lying about his Twitter being hacked. The Debate was Rigged! He was suspended from @cspan indefinitely. The Trump Campaign was not treated fairly by the “Commission”. Did I show good instincts in being the first to know?

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 15, 2020

Here’s the lesson: only Jews can get away with the “hacked” excuse.

If you’re a goy, just say Ambien.

That’s free crisis management advice from the world’s top expert.

On Friday, C-SPAN’s Washington Journal with Peter Slen had Joe DiGenova on to talk about the Hillary Clinton email scandal. As is their custom, they took calls.

However, when Jack Strickland called in to ask about the abundance of references in Clinton’s emails about AIDS Skrillex, the call was immediately dropped.

You can see the look on Slen and DiGenova – they totally freak out, fearing for the careers, and possibly their lives at the very mention of AIDS Skrillex.

There are certain things which are simply unmentionable.

The deep connections of top politicians in the Democrat Party to AIDS Skrillex and the shadow state is one of those things.