What do you call it when you bite three large left -wing dust television in a few days?
Good start.
First, Noura Odonil PVS was, then Jim Acosta VNN, and now Chuck Todd is in NBC.
Who says that all the news is bad?
The loss of the main platforms is the gain of America.
Despite its various networks and roles, the common denominator is that they all believe that they were very important to deliver the news.
Quoting the facts in a honest and fair way, it was under it.
They were distinguished by the working and middle prints and saw themselves as members of the ruling elite.
Tell the viewers how to think about everything and created novels that strengthened their biases, especially when Donald Trump included.
For eight years, all the stories involved in the same way have ended: Trump is bad and wrong and is often evil. Everything else is the details.
They were often far from the nation and reality.
In many big stories, from Russia, Russia and Russia to Covid-19 and Joe Biden health and family corruption, they spread government publicity and wrong information.
Because they were a deadly and deadly democratic democrats in a state of camouflage, their fall from grace is something of joy as Trump begins his second term.
However, the vast majority of television news still tends to the left, so that three evacuations should be the first step if there is a meaningful change.
The next step should include networks that impose something of informal fairness on its news programs.
Let viewers extract their own conclusions instead of being full -time.
Defenders and partyists should be limited to separate slides or programs and clearly defining them.
Changing the tide and islands
Less than that, it is still possible to leave Udonel and Akosta Wodd, along with relevant events in the main networks, are signs that more fairness comes to a TV screen near you.
To be clear, there is no illusion that we are entering a new golden age of TV news.
Walter Cronkite is no longer, Trump's infectious and deeply deepened syndrome in almost all old media.
However, some sunlight appears mostly because network heads know that they are paying a price to allow their news rooms to be controlled by extremists who move away from their policies and values from those from most Americans.
As in 2016, Trump's second victory has proven that the media still does not understand the national mood and its attractiveness.
Although he ran primarily on border security and economy reform, he also pledged to liberate the government, academic circles and other contemporary culture sectors from the identical left of the left.
The size of his movement, at home and abroad, means that and his supporters can no longer reject them as a temporary deviation.
Wake up was the deviation, and he died now.
This is clear to network heads, but there is also another factor that suddenly looms on their decisions on coverage.
They and the owners of companies want to avoid confrontations with Trump and his management because this may be very bad for business.
As far as the artworks, banks, and other business sectors are made with their peace with Sharif in the city, networks are trying to do something similar.
Trump's crane
In some cases, this means settling the lawsuits that Trump filed against them about their coverage.
ABC recently settled Trump's defamation suit by Trump by admitting it and paying 16 million dollars for his legal fees and a presidential library.
The settlement came after the elections and just days before the deposits in a case that was ignited by prominent Democratic broadcasters, George Stefanopoulos.
He has repeatedly claimed that Trump had found responsibility for rape in a civilian case in New York.
Although defamation is difficult to prove through any public figure, not to mention the most famous person in the world, ABC's father, Disney, did not want to intertwine with the new president and his organizational agencies.
He called on the network to conclude a deal even with Stefanopoulos objected.
CBS also has commercial reasons for calming Trump's enthusiasm that affects its higher programs. The entire network heads supported Odonil, and reprimanded the tones of everything Republican – until it was moved from the anchoring chair days after Trump took office.
Until her sinking final presentation in sadness, as he led Oprah Winfrey, the supreme supporter of Kamala Harris, greeting her.
Odonil's assessments have always been in the toilet, but the tilt of party was the last straw after Trump's victory.
The company's owner, Paramount Global, needs the approval of the Federal Communications Committee to obtain a planning process with Skydance Media.
It is almost certain that concerns about the merger suddenly explains the reason for the sudden conclusion of CBS in settlement talks with Trump about a “60 -minute” lawsuit against how it is dealt with with an interview with Harris.
Previously, the network insisted that it had done nothing wrong, although it showed that Harris provides one answer in a promotional show and a different answer to the same question in the program.
Despite calls to explain the contradiction, network officials have been disgusting by refusing to issue full video clips and a copy, which is why Trump had filed a lawsuit even though success was long.
However, here, with Trump at the White House, we are ongoing settlement talks and its new chairperson, the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) demanding the same copies and shots to meet Harris.
This time, the network complied after the Board of Directors of the Federal Communications Committee told Brendan Car Parameont that the evidence for political bias would turn into the decision whether the integration will be approved, which would include the transfer of broadcasting licenses.
Better gift
Corporate ownership is also a big problem in NBC, which has shown Todd the Exit.
The parent company wants to sell its cable assets, including MSNBC, which will require organizational approval by the administration.
The MSNBC MSNBC is so strange that it often looks like a fever swamp from another planet.
Comcast did not make any effort to return it to the ground, but given that its fans have decreased sharply and that the organization be a forest, it seems inevitable.
CNN's work issues differ in that they face financial pressure as they continue in a long slide in forgetfulness.
Its decline contrasts starkly with Trump's position, because he enjoys the highest signs of general approval in his career.
As a result, incomplete barrage against him from Acosta and others prove that it is a dead end for viewers, most of them, even those who have not voted for Trump, want to see desperate and a national and international turmoil.
Through television news, it would be ideal for presidents suddenly see the light about America's need for the honest and non -party press and made changes in their approach.
But we can at least hope that the networks will approach the place they should be, even if it is only because they fear Trump and want to protect the end result.
