Chapter
The Disconnect Between Media Machine and Reality
27:59 - 36:09 (08:09)
The media is not one institution anymore. Journalists feel the need to present both sides of an issue, which sometimes creates a disconnect between the media machine and the reality of what something is on the ground.
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The disconnect between the media machine and its mechanics and the reality of what something was on the ground is discussed, with the idea that the media presents an issue with the need to present both sides and both arguments becoming a trend.
27:59 - 31:44 (03:44)
Summary
The disconnect between the media machine and its mechanics and the reality of what something was on the ground is discussed, with the idea that the media presents an issue with the need to present both sides and both arguments becoming a trend. Falsehood would become canon in the span of a four-hour cycle thanks to the plethora of sources available to people these days.
ChapterThe Disconnect Between Media Machine and Reality
EpisodeThree Jons and a Tommy: Pod Save America Talks Media, Messaging, and Midterms
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
Journalists reporting on politicians' lies can often be criticized for showing a liberal bias, but they can also become trapped in a system where they prioritize the freshest piece of sound rather than the truth.
31:44 - 34:03 (02:19)
Summary
Journalists reporting on politicians' lies can often be criticized for showing a liberal bias, but they can also become trapped in a system where they prioritize the freshest piece of sound rather than the truth.
ChapterThe Disconnect Between Media Machine and Reality
EpisodeThree Jons and a Tommy: Pod Save America Talks Media, Messaging, and Midterms
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
The problem of the right-wing megaphone shaping political debates and inoculating Republican candidates persists while there is a lack of equivalent institutions on the left, which leads to misinformation difficulties both being debunked by mainstream political press and insufficiently being battled against.
34:03 - 36:09 (02:05)
Summary
The problem of the right-wing megaphone shaping political debates and inoculating Republican candidates persists while there is a lack of equivalent institutions on the left, which leads to misinformation difficulties both being debunked by mainstream political press and insufficiently being battled against.