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In the midst of a cascade of violent acts against political figures in the United States, a few questions keep coming up — how did we get here, and how much worse could it really get?
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Great show when Michael is not there.
Absolute Propaganda. You have someone on air spewing statistics that are complete rubbish.
The 5/4 episode about political violence was especially disgusting. You completely ignored the BLM riots in which many people died as well as businesses being destroyed. And, suggested that people wanting illegal immigration to stop are racist. The NYT does everything it can to protect democrats while demonizing republicans.
I often find myself bailing on an otherwise interesting episode due to my inability to tolerate guests/reporters vocal fry or off putting cadence. A great journalist may not be suited for audio format- please find a sub or have them train in advance. Surely the producers can hear what I’m hearing!
Today’s story about what’s driving, political violence was quite disappointing. The discussion and guests points were full false equivalence points presented. Sane washing what is happening will not help but neither will refusing to look at what is happening objectively.
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