ChicagoVolFan
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Foxnews is notorious for this kind of stuff.
remember the female reporter for one of the national morning shows reporting from a canoe floating on what was supposedly a deeply flooded street?
to single out FNC for this kind of error without recognizing that all news agencies do it is intellectually dishonest.
hahahaha, you can always count on Stewart to call out fox news' screw-ups.
My favorite is a segment he showed one time during the election. The first clip showed o'reilly b*tching about the huge liberal media and the fact that they controlled everything, then flash forward to another clip of o'reilly showing results of some polls fox news had run and how they showed that more people watched fox news than any other broadcast including national nightly news broadcasts.
Sure other news programs are occasionally disengenous with reporting.
No its not.
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Sure other news programs are occasionally disengenous with reporting. But mistakes and embarassments...many with blantent political leans...are rampant on Foxnews. In as such, it is not intellectually dishonest in the least to single them out.
I really wish people would stop tying to say what these op-ed/talking head types churn out is "news". Hannity is and avowed an unrpentant conservative. OF COURSE he's going to have a bias. I'm a Vol fan. I'd like to think I can discuss college football in general with a level head but yeah, I'm biased.
The issue is when "real" news is corrupted by bias, like the aforementioned Rather incident or reporting that the Superdome had become Thunderdome during Katrina.
Occasionally on other news programs....that is the understatement of the year. Thanks for the laugh though.:good!:
One is biased and lies for the right,the other 2 are biased and lies for the left. Nothing more,nothing less. I'm a conservative,but I watch all the Networks,and the BBC,then I come up with my own view. I don't let Rush,Sean,Oprah,or Keith Olbermann tell me how to think.
I'm a man!!! I'm 40!![]()
I agree with the majority of your post, I would point out that the things that happened in the Superdome did warrant the comparison mentioned above. It was simply horrific, everyone at every level of the government was unprepared.
MSNBC is pretty bad, but let's be honest here. Is CNN deliberately changing party affiliations of politicians caught in scandels to the other party on their graphics? Calling out "terrorist fist jabs"? Are they putting up graphics without running it through a spell check? Are they complaining about MSM on one hand, then showboating the fact that they get the most viewers on the other?
Outlets like Foxnews and MSNBC tell people what they want to hear, not necessarily what is going on.
I stand by my statement that Foxnews is notorious for embarassingly stupid mistakes and bias reporting. At least Dan Rather was canned, the blowhards at Foxnews are proud of it.
MSNBC is pretty bad, but let's be honest here. Is CNN deliberately changing party affiliations of politicians caught in scandels to the other party on their graphics? Calling out "terrorist fist jabs"? Are they putting up graphics without running it through a spell check? Are they complaining about MSM on one hand, then showboating the fact that they get the most viewers on the other?
Outlets like Foxnews and MSNBC tell people what they want to hear, not necessarily what is going on.
I stand by my statement that Foxnews is notorious for embarassingly stupid mistakes and bias reporting. At least Dan Rather was canned, the blowhards at Foxnews are proud of it.
I'm amazed at how many people use Jon Stewart and TDS as a news source. They use careful editing and very incomplete reporting to present "evidence" or portray a position.
While they don't purport to be a news source, many folks treat them as one - sad.
I'm amazed at how many people use Jon Stewart and TDS as a news source. They use careful editing and very incomplete reporting to present "evidence" or portray a position.
While they don't purport to be a news source, many folks treat them as one - sad.
To me that reflects more poorly on CNN, MSNBC and Fox than it does the individuals. If people seriously consider a comedy show a more legit source of news than those stations, then that's probably on the stations for their ineptitude.