This is the word pro-Trump media kept repeating ahead of riot
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This is the word pro-Trump media kept repeating ahead of riot
CNN’s Brian Stelter examines the coverage by pro-Trump media like Fox News, Newsmax and OAN and the part it played leading up to the riot that breached the US Capitol.
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Brian Stelter discusses Fox’s ratings slump and CNN’s surge with Nicole Hemmer and David Folkenflik. Hemmer says Fox’s recent schedule changes are “a pretty clear sign that Fox News sees Newsmax as its big problem right now.” Folkenflik also reacts to James Murdoch’s recent warning about disinformation. And Eugene Daniels discusses his role in relaunching the Politico Playbook newsletter franchise.
Politico’s Tina Nguyen tells Brian Stelter about the day she spent watching pro-Trump TV channel One America News from morning until night. “It’s a world where the left and the media and all of the enemies of Trump are trying to do whatever it takes to cancel Trump and in return, that justifies them, the right, Trump’s allies doing whatever it takes to ‘cancel the left,’” she says.
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