Like us on Facebook (don't let them censor another conservative site!):

Imran Awan arrest coverage: CBS 37 seconds, ABC and NBC ZERO

Gotta love the corrupt, Democrat media complex. A scandal such as Imran Awan and Debbie Wasserman-Schultz would be gold for these corrupt media outfits if Imran Awan worked for Republicans on the Hill. But since he is a Democrat and worked for other Democrats (AND has ties to the Clinton Crime Family,) the media just doesn’t seem interested in covering the story. So far, CBS has devoted a whopping 37 seconds to the story on their monrning “news” shows. ABC and NBC? Absolutely ZERO coverage.

Imran Awan arrest coverage: CBS 37 seconds, ABC and NBC ZERO
Imran Awan arrest coverage: CBS 37 seconds, ABC and NBC ZERO

King chose not to credit the intrepid work of The Daily Caller but instead Politico, one of the rare liberal media outlets to give this story the light of day: “Politico reports a former aide to Congresswoman Deborah Wassermann Schultz was arrested trying to leave the country. 37-year-old Imran Awan was detained at Washington Dulles International Airport on Monday.”

“He is accused of attempting to defraud the Congressional Federal Credit Union by taking out a home equity loan on a rental property. He allegedly tried to have those funds transferred to Pakistan. He pleaded not guilty yesterday. The office of congresswoman Wassermann Schultz fired him after the arrest,” King added.

Hysterically, King concluded with a comment from Awan’s attorney to CBS News that the criminal probes and allegations swirling around Awan are because of “anti-Muslim bigotry.”

As The Daily Caller has reported for months, Awan and his family have provided I.T. services to not just Wasserman Schultz but prominent congressional Democrats across key committees such as the House Intelligence Committee.

The news outlet also found that Awan and his brother secretly took $100,000 of Iraqi money, owed money to an Iraqi politician who’s been linked to Hezbollah, and possibly kept their stepmother in “captivity” for better access to offshore money.