Reliable Sources with Brian Stelter
CNNReliable Sources examines how journalists do their jobs and how the media affect the stories they cover in this weekly CNN program. Full video episodes available in the iTunes store.
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- 4.10 live show today
why is there very little yet needed discussions about the Fairness Doctrine anywhere in the public forum? you and the pollster guy were talking about fox and so forth. we wouldn’t be in the mess were in right now if the Fairness Doctrine hadn’t been abolished by ronnie. Murdoch & others probably had their sticky money hands involved in getting that done: more
Apple Podcasts5midwestBlue
United States4 months ago - Unreliable Leftist
He got owned by multiple students at the U. Of Chicago the first part of April 2022. Chances are some junior high students who aren’t indoctrinated could own him and out debate him too.
Apple Podcasts1Bob_W.United States4 months ago - The Onion is more Accurate!
This clown is such a phony!!! more
Apple Podcasts1DJinKyUnited States4 months ago - One of the best journalists/interviews I’ve seen on TV
Brian Selter is an irreplaceable asset at CNN. His interview was phenomenal with Yevgenia Albany’s, a Russian reporter, on CNN Sun 3/13/22. Search it if you haven’t seen it. A lot of journalists get in their own way by over- talking, interrupting or missing the point, but Brian keeps it concise and says enough to draw out more. He understands the interview isn’t about him. Good job Brian!
Apple Podcasts5Poor professorUnited States5 months ago - Unreliable Sources
I’ve given this program too many chances. The amount of misinformation and omission of unflattering facts is too much too often.
Apple Podcasts2Central valley realtorUnited States5 months ago
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