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www.newsbusters.org
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| | | | | Hardly a day goes by without liberals in the "mainstream media" accusing the popular Fox News Channel of having a "unique relationship" with Donald Trump, the Republican occupant of the White House. Of course, those same people avoid or deny that a similar connection existed between former Democrat President Barack Obama and the CNN and MSNBC networks. As a result, Erick Erickson -- a reporter who worked at FNC for five years -- has claimed that "the truth" about the channel and its liberal counterparts has more to do with ratings dominance than any pro-GOP bias. | |
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| | | | | On Thursday morning, Fox News Channel forthrightlyinformed their viewers that police in Richmond, Virginia, believe they stopped a mass shooting plot by twoillegalimmigrants that would have targeted July 4th celebrations. CNN, MSNBC, and the other networks have barely touched the story and mostly buried theillegalimmigration angle. At 7:54 a.m., Fox & Friends set up a three-minuteinterview with Richmond police chief Gerald Smith: | |
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| | | | | This morning RedState.com editor Erick Erickson announced that he is joining CNN as a political contributor. Back in January, Politico noted that Erickson (pictured at right) and CNN denied a rumor floating around at the time that the Macon, Ga.-based conservative blogger would replace John King. It turns out Erickson will be a regular contributor to a brand new weekday evening program to be hosted by the veteran anchor. Entitled "John King, USA," the program will debut Monday, March 22. Erickson will also appear on other CNN programs to offer analysis and comment. | |
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| | | Employees at Fox News knew that claims blaming Donald Trump's 2020 loss on election fraud were outlandish and false, even as the network promoted them as credible, a newly unsealed court filing appears to show. | ||
