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This guy has really impressed me lately.
I've never been a fan of Fox News, but I do appreciate a main Fox New host defending other news outlets being targeted by the White House because they are doing their job.
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I've never been a fan of Fox News, but I do appreciate a main Fox New host defending other news outlets being targeted by the White House because they are doing their job.
Thoughts?
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I don't like Fox news or CNN... both are intentionally misleading and are guilty of "fake" news(or at least with misleading/begging the question/character assassination/biased news, which is close enough for me).
Attacking the mainstream media is a good thing.... they deserve it. Is all Media bad? No.... but the major news networks are.
What we learned this year= The main stream media and the Judiciary can never be called out for their BS.
This guy has really impressed me lately.
I hope Fox News is not giving him too much grief for opposing the Trump Administration on several things lately.
This extends to any and all negative coverage, for Trump and his cronies, any negative news is fake news and that's not attacking the media in a measured and responsible way for the crap that they do do, that's just dangerous and anti-free press.
Absolutely no one is saying the media is perfect, they're not, they sensationalize, they have reported certain things in the past in a way that was extremely irresponsible, one of the best examples was Ebola in recent years and this comedian makes pretty good light of that:
But that's not what the President is saying, for the media or for the judiciary.
It's one thing to disagree with coverage or a judicial decision.
But for the President, he's made it extremely clear:
This extends to any and all negative coverage, for Trump and his cronies, any negative news is fake news and that's not attacking the media in a measured and responsible way for the crap that they do do, that's just dangerous and anti-free press.
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I respect Shep, but he is wrong. When the FBI actually proves a certain outlet media to be less than honest, the president has a right to to revoke access.
We're gonna need more of that in the face of Trump's quasi-fascist misadventures and disdain for anyone that doesn't fall for his bullsh*t.
CNN better stay going hard on Trump.
He's yet to do anything deserving of "positive" coverage.
Not that he's entitled to such a thing.
If I tune in in that time slot it's Brook Baldwin of 'Fake News" CNN for me. She's a looker &
not as anti-Trump as Tapper, Wolf & Lemon. Shep is just too boring and veers to the left
moreso than all other Fox anchors.
I am not sure of the legality of this whole thing....I assume the Trump administration is not breaking the law.
But I do think it sets a bad precedence.
What disturbs me most with all this is Trump's ongoing obsession with the media (his speech today went on and on about it). Why can he not just forget the media and get on with the business of running the country? He has complained more about the media in the first month than I remember either Bush or Obama doing in their respective entire 8 years.
Okay, so the media says bad things about you? Blow it off and move on.
But calling them names and enemies of Americans and barring those who do not say what he likes them does nothing more than play right into their hands.
And, it just proves what many Trump critics have long said...he has an INCREDIBLY thin skin.
Not most of it, all of it.The amazing part is that most of Trumps negative press is self inflicted. He does stupid stuff and says stupid stuff. As such, the press covers stupid stuff.
I disagree.
I like the fact that someone actually stands up to the press.
I am not a Trumper, and i don't like him as CIC, but I have seen this BS for far too long with the press and their omissions, false premises, and outright lies.
CNN was caught red handed, and they expect it to be business as usual and get off just because they are "inside Washington"
I wish we had more Tim Russert's and Buckley's out there, but we are stuck with this pile of **** that we call journalism.
Not most of it, all of it.
Exactly, if he wants it to stop, he should stop being a bigoted moron and govern like an actual adult.