Raul Torrez’s accusation that the Trump administration is keeping records under lock and key isn’t just a local story; it’s a glaring example of how the mainstream media selectively shapes narratives. Where is the outrage from CNN or MSNBC? They’ll hype a scandal only if it suits their agenda, ignoring the broader implications of censorship and obstruction. Torrez is trying to get to the bottom of this—so why isn’t that the lead story in every left-leaning newsroom?

On the flip side, you have Fox News, which will likely seize on Torrez’s claims to rally their base, but let’s be real: they’ll focus on how Trump is yet again being victimized, neglecting the fact that withholding records undermines our legal system and democracy itself. It’s a classic case of playing into party politics, while the actual stakes—transparency in government—are ignored.

What we see here, folks, is an all-too-familiar dance of deception. The left vilifies Trump, while the right portrays him as the ultimate scapegoat, making it seem like we’re either in a constant upheaval or a victimhood narrative. News outlets are so busy playing political chess that the real issue—the need for accountability—falls to the wayside. It’s time for actual journalism, not this petty game of partisan ping-pong. So let’s wake up, folks—it’s not about left or right; it’s about right and wrong.