Will they hire all the fired MSNBC/CNN staff,LOL
So another GOPe news channel. One is enough.
. This won't clean up the content of the news but will make it easier to understand.
Any organization that looks at the news unfiltered, will have to see the abuses of the regime and the left and in short order appear to be slanted to the right, BY the left.
Fact of life.
I watched it a few times. Mainly during the Louisiana elections because they covered it more than Fox, CNN, or even the locals.
The news anchors were young, as noted. I mean really young. Probably in their 20s.
Didn’t see any overt bias. It’s probably what CNN and MSNBC thinks they are.
Merge this with The Naked News and I’ll watch ALL DAY.
Reminds me of a guy on tv who was a singer. This was years ago in the 70s. He was purported to be the guy who will replace the Beatles.
Can’t remember his name...
Well, I live in San Diego, and I’ve never heard of these people.
The best “news” is KUSI, an independent station. I most always turn to them for their 10pm news - which is just the news without political spin. And, they have the very best weather guy, Mark.
I may check them out on the internet and see if they can tell me where I can get their station. If this goes over well as a real source of news, KUSI might have to change a few things to compete.
Cute newsbabe moderating this segment covering Palestinians.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lJ9TC4gKzs
http://www.oann.com/
Seems informative and “un-narrative”.
Of course once advertising revenue becomes their dominant concern they’ll devolve into the same marketing oriented viewpoints as the others so enjoy their accurate news while it lasts.
My wife started watching One America News recently because she wanted to get some straight news and needed a break from FOX, which has become pretty shrill at times. We watch Bill & Meghan Kelly most days, but I can only watch 2 hour-long FOX shows and these are it. If I watch Gretta, Bill, Meghan, AND Hannity, I get a case of commentator overload and feel like I’ve sat in the sun too long.
A long time ago when CNN was brand new my daddy, who was as rock-ribbed a conservative as you could hope to find, watched it and praised it because, as he said, “They just read the news.”
Didn’t stay that way for long.
I love the concept, it sounds great, but the way that they have implemented their product so far, has been incredibly boring, with a lot of news that I find uninteresting as far as subject matter. I have tried to give them a fair evaluation, especially when that prissy Shep Smith is on Fox, but they’re not there yet.
they will cave
We have started watching OAN on occasion. The news is reported straight up and does get a little boring at times. We watch the commentary shows in the evening and it seems much more thoughtful than Fox. As well, they don’t seem to feel the need to always have some shrill lib trying to yell the conservative down. I can’t watch (or listen on the radio) to Hannity anymore because I’m sick and tired of having to endure the mass stupidity of the liberals he brings on to counterpoint and argue. It gets tiresome.
I like what I see on that channel. The woman are beautiful and the Ledger show are fabulous. I watch that quite a bit lately and have told my buddies about them.
just finding credible news is really difficult," Herring told National Journal. "The fundamental difference between us, MSNBC, CNN and Fox is we are dedicated to [being] a credible source of news."Trouble is, O’Sullivan was right.
O'Sullivan's First Law:All organizations that are not actually right-wing will over time become left-wing. I cite as supporting evidence the ACLU, the Ford Foundation, and the Episcopal Church. The reason is, of course, that people who staff such bodies tend to be the sort who don't like private profit, business, making money, the current organization of society, and, by extension, the Western world. At which point Michels's Iron Law of Oligarchy takes over — and the rest follows.