Fox News “has changed American politics” profoundly, Carl Bernstein says, by providing a pro-Trump counter-narrative. “A fact-based debate is becoming impossible in this culture, and that’s part of the difficulty here,” he says.
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Sinclair’s TV segments by former White House operative Boris Ephsteyn are “close to classic propaganda,” Baltimore Sun media critic David Zurawik says. He highlights Sinclair’s powerful connection through 173 stations across the U.S.
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The recovery from a procedure on Friday to remove a blood clot could delay Senator John McCain’s return to Washington for a vote on health care, medical experts said.
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Ken Kurson spent time with President Trump on Saturday. He says journalists don’t appreciate the fact that Trump is a “normal” person who “connects” with people. Brian Stelter suggests improved media accessibility would help share this with the public.
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Ken Kurson asserts that “the press has assigned itself the chore of undoing the results of this election, which they simply don’t accept.” Brian Stelter and Tara Palmeri disagree. The role of a journalist is to be “critical, no matter who the president is,” Palmeri says.
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Non-answers are commonplace at the press briefings. But Jeff Mason, head of the White House Correspondents’ Association, says the sessions are important both in principle and in practice. Ken Kurson disagrees, calling them “so canned.”
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