5 Feb 2023 10:22 am
It's more about being able to separate the wheat from the chaff.Monderegal » 05 Feb 2023, 11:13 am » wrote: ↑ I don't really remember. I've seen the show but I was more of a kid then. I did kind of fall onto the MSNBC bandwagon for a while because I hated Fox News with a passion. I just get a bunch of magazines now via email and watch an hour of CBS news for an hour on my television streaming device. At least that way I can keep up with television and it lets me wind down for the day. It's just information too. I think we need to make our own judgements about what we see in the news and not make the news the news. That is somewhat of a new phenonium from my understanding but I might be wrong. Cable news wars bring in the advertising dollars.
If you pay attention, they will usually tell you the truth at some point, even in a very slanted segment. Of course some will just flat out lie as well.
I also try to read about anything I'm interested in from both sides of the aisle, and then come to a conclusion about the truth somewhere in the middle.
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