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In reply to the discussion: Lest you had any doubts about NBC/MSNBC . . . . . [View all]Freethinker65
(11,203 posts)There is very little news on non-cable news channels. The people that watch tend to skew older judging by who advertises during the national nightly news shows. After about 5 to ten snippets of editorialized sound bites and tragedies of the day the rest is infotainment type banter. I do not watch it, but occasionally hear the "reporting" when my husband has it on. I do not have cable tv at home, but when I do see it, there it does not seem much better. Seems a lot of preaching to the choir for both sides depending on station/anchor/moderator and stupid equivalencies instead of reporting non-debatable facts is now the norm. My nearly 20 year old son and his friends never watch tv. If his friends are engaged in news at all, they get it from the internet. Depending on what sites and privacy setting you use, the "news" you get on the web can continue to be skewed, or worse yet, completely false. This is very concerning for the future