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What are you talking about? I personally have turned my tv on maybe twice in the past month for maybe 5 minutes each time. There are alternate sources for news everywhere on the net now. The lying networks are not the only game in town anymore.

And your fist clue should have been, the biggest news of the year that recently broke wasn't put out by the lying collusive networks.☺

It was via the Internet.

Hey Drag - one thing I have discovered on this site over the years, most people project their behavior as the behavior of everyone else, too.

You are one person. Just one. Only one. There are 320 million people in this country and it may surprise you that not everyone does the same things you do. Not everyone likes the same things you do. Not everyone likes the same foods you do and not everyone likes the same TV programs and movies as you do. Understand?

The networks and the papers are not the only ones in town, but they are still the most influential because of their reach.

Trump still lost the popular vote. More people voted for Hillary, or another way to put it is that more people vote against Trump than Hillary.

I have watched network news perhaps a dozen times since 1992, but I am aware their influence is still the greatest.