4 chapters across the catalog
Former President Donald Trump saw a 12-for-12 success rate for his endorsed candidates in recent GOP primaries. The hosts argue that this significant demonstration of political influence is being ignored by mainstream media in favor of negative coverage regarding the January 6th hearings. They contend that the media's primary goal is to marginalize Trump's influence.
Donald Trump announced the endorsement of 88 retired generals and admirals, a move intended to bolster his national security credentials. However, critics in the media quickly pointed out that Mitt Romney had over 1,500 such endorsements in 2012. The story largely disappeared from mainstream coverage shortly after the announcement, as the campaign shifted focus to other issues.
Donald Trump's comments on climate change are reviewed, where he dismisses the phenomenon as "weather" and points to China as the primary polluter. The hosts officially reiterate their early endorsement of Trump's candidacy, noting his ability to bypass traditional media narratives.
Newspaper Ownership Trends, Liberal vs Conservative Media Balance
The historical balance between conservative newspaper owners and liberal reporters has shifted toward a predominantly liberal media landscape. Modern billionaires like Warren Buffett, Steve Jobs, and George Soros are identified as influential figures within this new structure. Current data shows that 80% of national newspapers have endorsed Barack Obama, a departure from traditional partisan splits.
