Liberal media causes panic with false reports of hoax emergency at Mar-a-Lago

"The press has set up a fake, unofficial 'pool' because they want to feel important about themselves. In this case, some idiot at CBS overreacted and set off the fire alarm for no reason thinking they were going to get the scoop of a lifetime. F*cking dummy," Trump communications director Steven Cheung wrote.

At around 4:30 pm, reports started spreading on X of the response at Mar-a-Lago. The Independent White House correspondent Andrew Feinberg wrote, "NOW: Per pool, 2 ambulances and several vans that appeared full of Secret Service have left Mar-a-Lago in the last few minutes," clarifying in a separate tweet that "This is according to a note from the CBS tv pool crew near Palm Beach."

"The protective pool (a CBS TV crew) also reported 'about 20-25 cars, two ambulances and a helicopter hovering above' entering MAL a few minutes before the vans and ambulances were spotted leaving," he added, noting shortly after that it was a "false alarm."

In a separate thread of tweets responding to a user who asked for Feinberg to "shed some light" on how this false alarm began, Feinberg said that around 4:14 pm a CBS producer, who he did not name, with a view of Mar-a-Lago sent a pool note reading, "Two ambulances and couple of vans full of what looked like secret service officers just drove out of MAL. I captured the motorcade coming into MAL via iPhone. Will feed shortly." That pool note was sent to a mailing list of reporters covering the Trump transition.

According to conservative consultant Arthur Schwartz, CBS News’ Allison Novelo "was responsible for peddling disinformation because she's desperate to make a name for herself."

"Trumps not even in office and already the hoaxes have begun," Mike Cernovich responded.

"Next the lib journos will say Russian ICBMs are hitting Mar-a-Lago You can't trust these people Stay frosty!" wrote Human Events Daily host Jack Posobiec.