An interview with Margaux Ewen, Advocacy and Communications Director for Reporters Without Borders (RSF) North America. Hosted by TYT’s Michael Shure.
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I would be more engaged with conversations like these if you really broke down why the average public Joe doesnt get angry with the ‘fake news’ narrative. It would be worth going into the history of news organizations lying to their viewers and creating reasons to go to wars, distorting important events by blowing up one angle or watering down another, supporting false flags, creating divisiveness, keeping their sponsors by ignoring environmental disasters and pollution…. why not cover this in a segment that truly shows why this ‘fake news’ talking point works so well??? This was a brilliant move on Trumps part (or whoevers idea it was) to cast more doubt on the media that people are sick of anyway. There are a huge number of Bernie supporters that watched the media ignore him and put the camera on Trumps empty podium. This was not to get more viewers, because people really wanted to see Bernie… tell me why they did this.
What good is freedom of the press and access to government officials without a more truthful observation? Who cares if the press gets to go on a plane with Tillerson if they are only going to report what their sponsors or ownership allows them?
It is that and a war between corporate media and independent media, and teasing out who the hell is lying, and why, and who is more truthful and why.