Rep. Waltz Absolutely Destroys CNN ‘Fact Checker’ Daniel Dale on CNN: Check Your Facts Before Questioning My Credibility About Biden’s Electric Tanks!

WALTZ: “And just while we’re talking that I do want to talk Daniel Dale, the CNN lead fan, who, I mean, directly got on air last night and spoke to my speech where I talked about Biden’s military, and his misguided priorities.”
SANCHEZ: “Let’s get to that. So there was a CNN fact checker speech. You mentioned that one point, I want to get this right, you said that Biden was focused on building electric tanks.”
WALTZ: “Yes.”
SANCHEZ: “Apparently that comes from this army climate strategy that said that they wanted to make tactical vehicles electric.”
WALTZ: “Wrong. Let me fact check your fact checker.”
SANCHEZ: “Sure. Go ahead.”
WALTZ: “I have here Bloomberg reporting, the US Army putting its electric tanks on hold, because they have to further invest in and develop the battery technology. I have testimony with the Secretary of the Army this issue, I have the budget where they’re investing in research and development on electric fighting vehicles, in addition to the non-tactical vehicles mentioned in that climate strategy. So I would just suggest that Daniel Dale sit down with the chairman of the Readiness Committee, who reviews and approves these budgets, and has the testimony and has the actual facts, before he questioned someone’s credibility on national television.”
SANCHEZ: “I’m sure that he would be more than happy to sit down —“
WALTZ: “Well, he should do that before he publicly puts it. I mean, it’s forever on the internet. He set it on air. And when we talk about misleading, he’s misleading the public. And so, if he’s misleading on, I have all the facts if he’s misleading on that, what else is he misleading on the top of it?”
SANCHEZ: “I think you’re getting an opportunity to respond to them now. And as you know, congressman, getting to the truth is a process. It’s not as cut and dry as it may seem some time.”
WALTZ: “Like literally minutes after my speech, he’s telling the world I’m misleading. There’s no way he could review the Army’s budget, the research and development, the testimony that I personally received under oath, or how about just Google and get the facts.”