The New York Times just had to pull 15 midterm polls after the "pollster" behind them ADMITTED almost all of it was FAKE.

The firm is called Wedgewood Polls. It pumped out made-up numbers from June to October, and the Times put them right on its official poll tracking pages.

The Times says it vetted them first.

Wedgewood's own words on how easy it was to fool the media: "Far too easy."

This is the same paper telling you which polls to trust.

Trump has been saying it from day one. Now they're proving it for him.