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On Wednesday, The Dogle House Subcommittee He held an audience to hold the “public” transmission for not serving the public to help pay for their invoices. Under a flood of republican questions, the CEO of NPR, Katherine Maher, admitted that it was an “error” for NPR discard Newsroom.
How much coverage did this Rock’em-Sock’em audience in ABC, CBS and NBC receive? Nothing. Zero. Not in the afternoon news. Not in the morning programs the next day.
It’s not like Transmission networks did not cover the audiences. All led their news with “Signalgate”, the Trump administration discussing a military strike over the hutis in the private application signal, but letting the leftist journalist Jeffrey Goldberg, editor of The Atlantic. Goldberg is the presenter of the PBS weekly program “Washington Week with the Atlantic”.
Both “World News Tonight” by ABC and “NBC Nightly News” made images of the director of the CIA John Ratcliffe and the national intelligence director Tulsi Gabbard on the grill by the Democrats in an audience on how this rape occurred. The “pump text” was the exaggeration of the opening of the transmission of the NBC Lester Holt presenter.
In the “CBS Evening News”, the reporter Ed O’Keefe was shooting by resignation: “Well, here at the White House tonight, officials cannot rule out that someone could lose their job about all this.” He interviewed Goldberg and former Obama Defense Secretary, Chuck Hagel, to play the scandal.
O’Keefe ended up pointing out the bipartisan call of the Senate Armed Services Committee for a complete investigation: “Roger Wicker, Mississippi’s republican president, called him a successful attack on the hutis, but” a penalty that this security question distracts the public from the success of that mission. “
It is a “shame,” is fine. Networks will always minimize any Trump success and reproduce any Trump error.
So we explore the news of the PBS-Npr audience that they did not want to inform:
1. The CEO of NPR, Katharine Maher, made a very late admission to the questions of the Republican Party about its hard dismissal of the history of the laptop drill as a “pure distraction” just before the 2020 elections: “Our current editorial leadership believes it was a mistake, just like me.” These were last minute news, because no one heard them admit that before now, when their taxpayers are at stake.
2. Maher confessed that he would not send the same wild tweets he took by calling Trump a “upset racist sociopath” and say that the United States was “addicted to white supremacy.” He called “counterproductive” looting, but it is “difficult to be angry” with real estate crimes. She said she has “evolved” from these points of view. But these Hot take well match the NPR wokeness. They probably helped her get the concert.
3. Both the president and the CEO of PBS Paula Kerger and Maher proclaimed against all the evidence that PBS and NPR news programs are non -partisan and impartial. Texas Republican representative, Pat Fallon, cited Newsbusters studies, as one who found that the “news hour” used 162 extrem “extrem right -right” labels and only six uses of ‘left. “Terms. Another PBS coverage of the PBs coverage of the coverage of the 2024 matches was dramatically biased. Preparing for the audience.
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4. Several Republicans cited the exhibition of the NPR senior editor, URI Berliner, who found in an investigation into the DC voters records of the employees of the NPR writing room that there were 87 Democrats and zero Republicans. Maher replied that it would be disturbing if it were true, but in a year at work, there is no sign that they have hired Republicans that could affect the daily intensity of the “news” of NPR. Berliner was not a republican, and was expelled.
5. Four Republicans noticed Berliner’s finding that Democratic representative Adam Schiff was interviewed 25 times on NPR during the false news of Russian collusion (I add here that Wolfson and Rutz found 32, but that is his call). The representative Fallon said that and asked Maher how many times the Republican President of the Supervision Committee, the representative James Eat, had been interviewed on his impulse for the investigation of the weather. Maher didn’t know. Fallon told him it was zero. There is a lack of similar attention to eating the shows on the Sunday of the Network.
Hearing bias has been a constant exhibition in transmission news bias that dates back to 50 years. They went from wall to the wall for the Democrats in Watergate, Iran-Contra, Anita Hill and the extremely unilateral committee of the January 6 Chamber. The hearings chaired by Republicans are buried as partisan exercises without value.
PBS and NPR were forced to cover this Dux Audience, but that does not mean that they liked it. The NPR Media reporter, David Folkenflik, regretted it in this way: “The audience, entitled ‘Anti -American Airwaves: holding the heads of NPR and PBS’, ‘seems to organize more points to find facts.”
Transmission news networks are easily accused of being more interested in punctuation points than in finding facts. In general, they omit all the facts that ruin their “story narration”, especially the facts on how the news biases.
