2 chapters across the catalog
Media critic Dan Froomekin argues that elite journalists lack the vocabulary to accurately cover Donald Trump, failing to label him as "delusional" or a "would-be dictator." The discussion introduces the "nut graph"—the summary paragraph of a news story—and how activists believe it is being misused to provide false balance to Trump's rhetoric.
Clinton Foundation Pay-to-Play Allegations and AP Investigation
An Associated Press investigation reveals that more than half of the private citizens Hillary Clinton met with while Secretary of State were donors to the Clinton Foundation. Clinton defends these meetings on CNN with Anderson Cooper, claiming the donors were "global leaders" like Elie Wiesel and Melinda Gates. The hosts argue that the media is ignoring the deeper structural corruption of the foundation in favor of a narrower "pay-to-play" narrative.
