Posted on 10/23/2017 1:57:25 PM PDT by ForYourChildren
The broadcast network morning and evening shows have so far failed to provide even a single second of coverage to an October 17 report from The Hill which revealed new details in the Clinton/Russia/Uranium scandal, including how the FBI had been investigating a Russian bribery plot months before the Obama administration approved a controversial uranium deal. In fact, the only broadcast coverage has been a paltry 69 seconds of discussion on CBS's Face the Nation on October 22.
The networks' blackout is all the more striking given the airtime those shows have already devoted this year to wacky conspiracy theories and urban legends, including the disappearance of Amelia Earhart, the Loch Ness monster, alien abductions, ghosts and even "lizard people."
On March 14, for example, NBC’s Today 4 minute, 11 seconds looking for the Loch Ness monster in Scotland. In August, both ABC and CBS sent reporters to a small Kentucky town to look into decades-old tales of alien abduction.
Throwing skepticism to the wind, CBS and NBC spent nearly 15 minutes excitedly covering a (later debunked) History Channel expose about new developments in the Amelia Earhart mystery.
And in August, ABC News correspondent Nick Watt reported on Good Morning America that some South Carolinians were on the lookout for “lizard people” during 2017’s total solar eclipse.
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Amelia Earhart Captured By the Japanese?
ABC, CBS, NBC: 18 minutes, 42 seconds
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Where’s the Loch Ness Monster?
NBC: 4 minutes, 11 seconds
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Claims of Alien Abduction
ABC, CBS: 3 minutes, 46 seconds
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NBC Loves Ghost Stories
NBC: 1 minute, 48 seconds
Are you like me..?
As a boy almost every night I watched Peter Jennings, Tom Brokaw, whatever.
But for 10 years I have not seen a SINGLE episode of any MSM TV broadcast news.
ZERO.
“or 10 years I have not seen a SINGLE episode of any MSM TV broadcast news.”
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I beat even that: AFTER 2003 (The IRaq War & Invasion), I have not watched ANY 6 PM or 11 PM national news show from the alphabets. These leftards would rather watch American soldiers die just to feed their anti-American hard on.
I do watch the local news on WCBS TV. I can switch off when they do a DC story, but I like to know what’s going on in the Metro Area, what stupidity de Blasio is up to and the weather and local sports.
It’s simple. If people want to stop the lies, stop watching that network news bull sh*t and cut your cable.
So simple.
Wow, didn’t know that was the case that they were totally and absolutely not reporting the Uranium One scandal. Is Fox News an exception?
This would explain why when one comments with liberals, they keep harping on the Trump Russia story. They actually have NO idea about Uranium One, because the news they watch hasn’t mentioned it.
The nets are in the business of promoting leftist agendas. They use all their resources to favor democrats and to trash normal people.
To its credit, Coast to Coast AM with George Noory, the show most likely to discuss UFO’s, lizard people, and ghosts, is surprisingly informative in political matters, and has Jerome Corsi and other conservative voices fairly frequently as guests, and gives them a fair platform.
There are 30 million plus Americans that believe everything they see on those networks. Even if those stations talked about Clinton collusion with Russia, it would be spun in opposition of those dirty Republicans on a witch hunt.
The only coverage that is necessary for the Clinton/Russia/Uranium scandal is the coverage that Jeff Sessions provides.
If you confronted someone in the upper echelons of the MSM they would likely have the excuse that the story has no substance.
I would imagine whats left of their audience are drooling in cups.
And the reason why Trump is now President.☺
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