President Trump analyzes what it is that today’s protesters want.

[Admin.]

 

[Lily]

He just babbles mindlessly and the reporters let him.

 

[ESAD TIA]

He just babbles mindlessly and the reporters let him.

Not sure they have much say in the matter.

 

[Lily]

Not sure they have much say in the matter.

They can push back with facts.

 

[ESAD TIA]

They can push back with facts.

I'm sure when questioning all presidents, prime ministers etc.. their questions are vetted prior.

 

[Lily]

I'm sure when questioning all presidents, prime ministers etc.. their questions are vetted prior.

I'm sure they are. But traditionally here in the US, the media wouldn't automatically agree to avoid hard questions.

 

[ESAD TIA]

I'm sure they are. But traditionally here in the US, the media wouldn't automatically agree to avoid hard questions.

I guess they understand that if they choose to veer off the agreed upon path they won't be invited back, which would affect the business of their news station.

Being a stand up reporter is bad for business.

 

[Admin.]

I guess they understand that if they choose to veer off the agreed upon path they won't be invited back, which would affect the business of their news station.

Being a stand up reporter is bad for business.

Woodward and Bernstein call bullshit

 

[ESAD TIA]

Woodward and Bernstein call bullshit

A drop in the ocean bud.

 

[Lily]

I guess they understand that if they choose to veer off the agreed upon path they won't be invited back, which would affect the business of their news station.

Being a stand up reporter is bad for business.

I agree.

In the past, news media was a business loss that was subsidized by other business interests.

News was reported for the public good. Those days are long gone.

The billionaires and/or conglomerates have bought up all the big newspapers and broadcasters to service their agenda.

 

[ESAD TIA]

News was reported for the public good. Those days are long gone.

Everything comes back to money.

The billionaires and/or conglomerates have bought up all the big newspapers and broadcasters to service their agenda.

Bingo.

 

[Admin.]

Everything comes back to money.



Bingo.

Sadly there is truth in that

 

[ESAD TIA]

Sadly there is truth in that

The world over bud.

 

[Seamajor]

Not sure they have much say in the matter.

Although it’s true