Five-time Emmy award-winning journalist Sharyl Attkisson said she has seen an increased effort to manipulate the public to appreciate censorship and disapprove of journalism. One of the strategies that has been employed is the use of third-party fact-checkers, she said.
Popular podcast host Joe Rogan unloaded on left-wing news channel CNN during a recent episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience” with guest James Lindsay, the founder of New Discourses.
CNN has plummeted in the ratings, Rogan said, because their coverage has become “preposterous” and the network “disseminate[s] propaganda” with smugness.
If a man dresses as a woman, he is still a man; and if a liberal reporter calls himself a fact-checker, he is still a liberal reporter.
It’s been said that the hardest words to utter in the English language are “I am sorry,” “I need help” and “I was wrong.”
Lately, you can add to that: “Trump was right.”
Equating the U.S. Capitol riot with GOP efforts to reform election laws is a way to avoid honest debate over the latter.
From Covid lockdowns to crime and cops, the political-media consensus was wrong.
Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg drove response to disclosures about company’s influence; sending deputies to testify in Congress
The ‘Reliable Sources’ host turned a blind eye to controversies impacting MSNBC, NYT, WaPo, even his own network
Now it can be said: Covid-19 isn’t going away. CNN’s Brian Stelter lectured his audience Sunday on “what living with Covid really means.” He cited “a highly transmissible variant” that has caused “many, many, many cases . . . here in New York City,” and said: “It seems that in some media circles this was the week that getting Covid became an inevitability.”
Big majorities of Americans think tech companies are too big and too nosy and want government to rein them in, an exclusive poll by Axios and the Illinois Institute of Technology finds.
Hope is not a method
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