Please.It also depends on whether the responses are about the actual news segments or if they include the spin meisters also, why anyone would trust any of those (regardless of which side they're on) is beyond me.Well here we go again;
"My news channel is better than yours!"
"No it's not!"
"Yes it is!"
"No it's not!"
"Yes it is!"
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Hey don't get me wrong. It's just somewhat ironic that the only news channel that isn't the propoganda arm of the Democratic party happens to be the most trusted among Americans. That means that the public isn't falling for all the lies and the leftist social reengineering of the other news channels.
One other thing I haven't been able to confirm is I was told by someone I trust to have valid information that MSNBC is not registered with the FCC as a "news outlet". While I trust him I also know people can make mistakes and be willing to believe due to bias so I'd like to verify.
Which leads to the claim that all non fox outlets are "propaganda arms" of the DNC, that's just a mostly ridiculous talking point the same as the mostly ludicrous claim that Fox is the propaganda arm of the RNC, it's almost all partisan political bull shit.
MSNBC reports the news. Its a news outlet. MSNBC also comments about the news. Which also qualifies it as a news outlet. Their classification by the FCC which would be self serving is immaterial.
Hell when Dan Rather reported on 60 Minutes the stuff about Bush 43 which got not only him but some top brass at CBS fired, CBS management attempted to claim( this was very amusing) that 60 Minutes is not a news reporting program. That was such a lie it was almost humorous...After all the introduction to the 60 Minutes program has in it a voice over "This is 60 Minutes. A CBS weekly news magazine".
Please don't split hairs with "well technically"....
There is no such FCC classification. The FCC has nothing to do with anyone's content and never did.
We did this days ago.
"60 Minutes" (and it was actually the spinoff "60 Minutes Wednesday") is not a news reporting program. Never has been. It's a documentary "magazine" about single issues -- not about the news. The news would be the daily evening broadcast. Doesn't matter anyway.
The correct response is "thank you".
You're welcome.