CNN vs Fox News, and the 2020 POTUS debates

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here ias a list of people on Fox News that are on TV for Fox News, Leslie Marshall, Juan Williams, Birdbrain Allison Camartta, Jesica Tarlov, Juan Williams , Chris Wallace they are very pointed in thier conversation and alwayc Negative about America. CNN the Clinton Natioanl Nitwits have none, why is CNN called fair and Balanced in its news when they just Hate America. Second question for debate is the three proposed POTUS Debates I have asked before what is Americas list of questions they want to hear, had two answers and it was just Hate Trump? We have Healthcare , the Economy, illegal Immagration, Covid 19, the Natioanl Debt, race riots in America, The Russia China interference in the 2016 and 2020 races, Obama/Joe Biden care, YS troop withdarwals, and why scools in America are not all open. Just a few but America wants answers
 
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Who ever said CNN was "fair and balanced"..? That is a description that is commonly given to Fox News, not CNN.
liste to the intro of any CNN comedy news, First its breking nwews, and then always fair and balanced newver here that on FOX News, JUST THE NEWS
 
CNN is about as fair and balanced as a lion attacking an antelope. Fox News is fair and balanced, being primarily conservative, but having many liberals among its commentators.
 
Everyone even democrats know CNN isnt news is Progressive Liberal Propaganda and raging hatred towards the right, their bobble heads cant get the truth past their lips.

They called The CHOP a peaceful protest for days on end even after the first teen was murdered there and scores of cops hurt
 
Unfortunately, few if any "news" outlets are "fair and balanced" at this point.

The term is subjective, anyway. "Intellectually honest" would be nice, but we're miles from that.

And now we have an entire "news" and "information" universe that has split off from everything else and is its own closed culture, the Trumpiverse.

A very bad moment, and hopefully not a sign of things to come.
 
Who ever said CNN was "fair and balanced"..? That is a description that is commonly given to Fox News, not CNN.
liste to the intro of any CNN comedy news, First its breking nwews, and then always fair and balanced newver here that on FOX News, JUST THE NEWS

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Unfortunately, few if any "news" outlets are "fair and balanced" at this point.

The term is subjective, anyway. "Intellectually honest" would be nice, but we're miles from that.

And now we have an entire "news" and "information" universe that has split off from everything else and is its own closed culture, the Trumpiverse.

A very bad moment, and hopefully not a sign of things to come.

a network's news department & budget used to be a separate entity from the rest of its programming. once that disappeared, the lines were more than blurred.

when 24/7 'news' became a thing - those lines completely disappeared.
 
Unfortunately, few if any "news" outlets are "fair and balanced" at this point.

The term is subjective, anyway. "Intellectually honest" would be nice, but we're miles from that.

And now we have an entire "news" and "information" universe that has split off from everything else and is its own closed culture, the Trumpiverse.

A very bad moment, and hopefully not a sign of things to come.

a network's news department & budget used to be a separate entity from the rest of its programming. once that disappeared, the lines were more than blurred.

when 24/7 'news' became a thing - those lines completely disappeared.
Yeah, 24/7 was the first big blow, and then the internet finished it off.

Now, we have a real problem.
 
Roger Ailes’ Secret Nixon-Era Blueprint For Fox News Revealed
John Cook - Contributor, Gawker
June 30, 2011, 3:41 PM

It's all documented in a 318-page "Plan For Putting the GOP on TV News."

Republican media strategist Roger Ailes launched Fox News Channel in 1996, ostensibly as a "fair and balanced" counterpoint to what he regarded as the liberal establishment media. But according to a remarkable document buried deep within the Richard Nixon Presidential Library, the intellectual forerunner for Fox News was a nakedly partisan 1970 plot by Ailes and other Nixon aides to circumvent the "prejudices of network news" and deliver "pro-administration" stories to heartland television viewers.


The memo—called, simply enough,"A Plan For Putting the GOP on TV News"— is included in a 318-page cache of documents detailing Ailes' work for both the Nixon and George H.W. Bush administrations that we obtained from the Nixon and Bush presidential libraries. Through his firms REA Productions and Ailes Communications, Inc., Ailes served as paid consultant to both presidents in the 1970s and 1990s, offering detailed and shrewd advice ranging from what ties to wear to how to keep the pressure up on Saddam Hussein in the run-up to the first Gulf War.

The documents—drawn mostly from the papers of Nixon chief of staff and felon H.R. Haldeman and Bush chief of staff John Sununu—reveal Ailes to be a tireless television producer and joyful propagandist. He was a forceful advocate for the power of television to shape the political narrative, and he reveled in the minutiae constructing political spectacles—stage-managing, for instance, the lighting of the White House Christmas tree with painstaking care. He frequently floated ideas for creating staged events and strategies for manipulating the mainstream media into favorable coverage, and used his contacts at the networks to sniff out the emergence of threatening narratives and offer advice on how to snuff them out...
Roger Ailes’ Secret Nixon-Era Blueprint For Fox News Revealed

just sayin'.............
 

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