Lying to the nation? No big deal

Is America completely ignorant to the effect that bald-faced lies can have on basic American life?

President Barack Obama went on "The Tonight Show" Tuesday and said America has no domestic spying program. Are you kidding me? 

That ridiculous lie didn't even pass the smell test with his friend, former green jobs czar, and avowed communist Van Jones.
"If we don't have one {a spying program} now, I would hate to see us with one," Jones said Wednesday on CNN's "The Lead with Jake Tapper."
Jones went farther, "Everybody knows I love this president," Jones said, "but this is ridiculous. What we need to do is figure out how we're going to balance these things, not pretend there's no balancing to be done."

Obama buddy Van Jones

Jones was even more put out over Obama's assertion that NSA leaker Edward Snowden could have come forward to someone in government with his concerns that the agency was improperly collecting data on all Americans' communications. Are you kidding me?

Jones said it best. "Well, hold on a second, sir............you {Obama} are right now prosecuting more whistle blowers not only than any American president – (but) than every American president combined." Actually there is a more pressing question Jones should have been asked after exposing the fascist police state that is rapidly developing right before our very eyes. The follow-up question for Jones should have been: "Why do you love this president after taking into account what you just said about his lies and prosecutions of whistle blowers?" Don't expect any outlet except Fox News to ask that question and don't expect Jones to appear on any network that does not also "love this president."