Two stories - see anything different?

Bias much?

First - from Associated Press' Oklahoma affiliate:

Trump says without evidence that 75-year-old Buffalo protester ‘could be an ANTIFA provocateur’
President Donald Trump ignited fresh controversy over his hard-line “law and order” push Tuesday by peddling yet another unfounded conspiracy theory, this time trying to raise suspicions about a 75-year-old protester who was hospitalized after being shoved by police and falling.

Trump tweeted without evidence that the confrontation in Buffalo, New York, may have been a “set up” as he once again sided with police officers over protesters and demonstrated anew his willingness to spread and amplify bogus charges cooked up by far-right outlets.

Second - from Jack Dunphy writing at PJ Media

There's More to the Story of the 'Elderly' Protester Knocked Down by Buffalo Police Than You're Being Told
The coronavirus may not be as deadly as we once may have feared, but it seems to have caused a great many people to lose their minds. Dr. Fauci never warned us this could happen.

How else to explain the nationwide paroxysms of grief over the death of George Floyd, however unjust his death may have been? Floyd was after all a habitual criminal who, among his many misdeeds, once pointed a gun at a pregnant woman’s stomach in the course of invading her home and robbing her.

And the 75-year-old "protester? Jack posts the video of the event and continues - Gugino is the "protester"

Upon further scrutiny, Gugino’s behavior is even more curious. Note the odd way Gugino holds and manipulates his cellphone as he approaches and makes contact with the officers, pressing it against one and then another.

Gugino may have been trying to capture radio and/or cellphone data from the officers via their Bluetooth and Wi-Fi devices, a violation of both state and federal laws. This may sound farfetched, but I’ve been trained in these methods by former military special forces operators who used them while working covertly overseas, and to me, this appears to be exactly what Gugino is doing.

If it still seems implausible that some superannuated hippie would be engaged in intelligence gathering against law enforcement, have a look at Gugino’s Twitter feed (which has since been deleted), where he proudly expresses his revolutionary ideals and his animus for the police.

Much much more at the site. Gugino failed to realize that the internet is forever. He is not the "innocent lamb" that the progressives would like you to believe. Willful ignorance and susceptibility to propaganda are not only the purview of the young. Old people can be useful idiots as well.

That Associated Press would buy into the liberal narrative shows that they are the media arm of the democrat party and not independent journalists.