When President Donald Trump warned that unchecked immigration was hurting Sweden in February, he was heavily criticized by the mainstream media.

If you believed liberals, there is no such thing as “no-go zones” where non-Muslims aren’t allowed.

The media repeated against and again that such areas don’t exist in Sweden — they said it is “fake news” made by conservatives.

Journalist Tim Pool decided to find out for himself.

Pool took a camera person and traveled through the European country to see if he could find these “no-go zones” — and what he discovered was shocking.

After heading to Rinkeby, Stockholm — a so-called “problem area” where native born Swedes are allegedly not welcome — police warn Pool that refugees were seen putting on masks and up to 50 were preparing to attack him and his camera person.

They advise Pool to get out of the area as soon as possible, and escort his crew to their car so they can leave safely.

What happened after?

A police spokesman downplayed the incident and told the mainstream media the “escort” out was a coincidence, and the police weren’t following Pool for his own safety.

Watch the video and see for yourself.

Then ask yourself: If the media are lying about this, what else are they lying about?

— The Horn editorial team