Almost 90 percent of the nightly news broadcasts during President Donald Trump's first month in office presented negative reporting of his administration, according to a new analysis.
The Media Research Center concluded that the three major national news networks dedicated 54 percent of their time, or 16 hours, reporting on the president and his staff. Of that reporting, 88 percent of it was negative.
Last year during the presidential campaign, the Media Research Center found that 91 percent of the reporting on Trump was negative during the three major national news broadcasts.
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I'm surprised it isn't higher. I guess Fox News is in that mix, otherwise it would be near 100%
ReplyDeleteI tried to watch CBS yesterday morning. Nora O'Donnell looked pretty good in that skin-tight green dress. Made it nearly 15 minutes before nausea set in. You can even see it in their faces and body language when they have a pro-trump guest on. It is just killing them that their chosen one isn't in the White House.
and that is exactly why I don't watch the news.
ReplyDeleteAnd that's why the "news" isn't being invited to Trump's press conferences.
ReplyDeleteTurn off your TV.
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