Breitbart News reported on May 17 that Breaking the News: Exposing the Establishment Media’s Hidden Deals and Secret Corruption, an in-depth exposé of the inner workings of the Chinese Communist Party and Western establishment media, was published in English on May 18. Deals and Secret Corruption) was published on May 18. The fact that Michael Bloomberg and top personnel from his eponymous news group, Bloomberg, regularly meet with top Communist Party officials and propagandists in Beijing has been exposed.
Bloomberg is a business owned by Bloomberg, a former huge Democratic Party donor and one-time presidential candidate. According to documents reviewed during the research for this book, Bloomberg is not only regulated by Chinese Communist Party officials, but the extent to which Bloomberg has access to the huge Chinese (Communist) market is also restricted by the Chinese Communist Party. However, Bloomberg himself still speaks well, if not highly, of the CCP, President Xi and other top Beijing officials. Bloomberg also seems to do much more business in the Chinese (Communist) Republic than its competitors.
Foreign purveyors of financial data within the Chinese (Communist) Party are forced to apply for a license from the Communist Party’s State Council Information Office (SCIO), which is renewed every two years, so the pressure to show goodwill to top Beijing officials is always there, and indeed Bloomberg has done this aspect of showing goodwill, which is not generally outstanding.
According to the Communist Party, Bloomberg executives regularly fly to China to meet with senior members of the Communist Party, including propagandists, in order to build deep partnerships on a variety of issues. Indeed, this has been Bloomberg’s culture, apparently for at least a decade, and in 2013, then-Bloomberg News editor-in-chief Matthew Winkler reportedly compared members of the Communist Party to Nazis, who would likely kick journalists out of China if the “Nazis” felt judged. This seems to go far beyond a “show of goodwill” to China.
Bloomberg’s comments praising the Communist Party were also unearthed in the book “Breaking News,” where in 2019 Bloomberg said in an interview that “Xi Jinping is not a dictator. Bloomberg himself currently remains one of the most powerful players in the U.S. media and Democratic Party politics. However, Bloomberg is not the only major news organization to send representatives to Beijing to establish contact with anti-American propagandists.
The book “Breaking News” reveals the true extent to which the U.S. media, in order to curry favor with the Chinese Communist regime, is willing to cooperate. According to the CCP, at these meetings, CCP and Bloomberg officials discussed topics such as “cooperation in the media field,” “introducing the Chinese story to the world,” and “strengthening U.S.-China media cooperation.
Below are images of Bloomberg executives who have flown to China since 2015 to meet with top Communist Party propaganda officials, first published in the United States by Breitbart News, with details of the meetings detailed in the book “Breaking News.
On August 19, 2015, Bloomberg met with Jiang Jianguo, Director of the State Council Information Office and Vice Minister of Propaganda, to discuss “international exchanges and cooperation in the media field.”
On December 21, 2015, Kevin Sheekey, Bloomberg’s global executive vice president, met with Jiang Jianguo, as well as Zhang Fuhai, director of the Internet Affairs Bureau, and Zhang Hongbin, deputy director of the Bureau, who handle Internet censorship issues. Sheekey later became manager of Bloomberg’s 2020 presidential campaign
Several Bloomberg executives, who met with Chinese Propaganda Minister Jiang Jianguo in Beijing on July 13, 2016
Otis Bilodeau, Bloomberg’s senior executive editor for Asia Pacific, met with Guo Weimin, deputy director of the State Council Information Office, on July 11, 2018
On April 13, 2018, Bloomberg News Managing Editor John Micklethwait met with Guo Weimin, and the Communist Party claimed that Bloomberg’s senior editor advised senior Communist Party officials on how to “present China to the world.
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