The usual mainstream media suspects are at it again with their fake news reports. Shameless lefty news outlets made up a false story claiming the Texas SOS Rolando Pablos refused aid for Houston Hurricane Harvey victims and instead asked for prayers.The story spread from one sentence in an article from Canada s CBC News: Pablos declined the aid for now, instead asking for  prayers from the people of Quebec,'  the article quotes Quebec s International Relations Minister Christine St-Pierre to have said.  He was very touched by the fact we called him. The CBC has not corrected the lie! Please send feedback (it took me a minute to do so) to them. Tell them to correct the lie they told.NOT TRUE!The report by the CBC didn t tell the whole story. The Texas SOS released a statement with a rebuke to the media reports. CBC confirmed that they had misreported the interview. Contrary to what has been reported in the media, Secretary Pablos did not decline the minister s offer, but instead made sure Quebec made contact with the proper Texas state agency,  a spokeswoman said.  The Quebec Government s office in Houston is in constant contact with local authorities and is arranging for emergency supplies to be shipped shortly. Washington Free Beacon reported:Left-wing outlets that reported on the aid denial included The New York Daily News, Raw Story, Salon, and The Root. Journalists on Twitter spread the story as well, including Texas-based Vanity Fair reporter and MSNBC contributor Kurt Eichenwald.Yes, THAT Kurt Eichenwald! Remember that he was called out by Tucker Carlson? Why is he still around? He gives media a bad name with his yellow journalism!Tucker vs Eichenwald:Why is this guy still working for ANY media outlet?Please view and comment on this MSNBC, Vanity Fair and Newsweek contributor s Twitter feed of angry tweets about President Trump: Kurt Eichenwald Twitter 