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07-17-2016 05:43 PM
It depends on the time of day and who is the anchor.
I prefer Anderson Cooper. I've been watching Brian Williams and think he's been doing a great job. Lester Holt is always a favorite too.
07-17-2016 05:45 PM - edited 07-17-2016 05:48 PM
pretty much all of them, with their particular biases in mind while watching/listening to/reading each.......trusting my common sense.
07-17-2016 05:46 PM
Trusted? None of them.
07-17-2016 05:48 PM
@momtochloe wrote:I am an inveterate channel changer but if breaking news is in play my go to source is CNN.
I like to channel surf all the networks when breaking news is on. It's interesting to note the differences.
I have MSNBC on now because I'm in another room.
07-17-2016 05:48 PM
I switch channels to hear different angles on stories. what I do not like to watch is when they are endlessly speculating and stating opinions instead of the actual news stories. I just want the news.
07-17-2016 05:48 PM
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07-17-2016 05:49 PM
@bri20 wrote:It depends on the time of day and who is the anchor.
I prefer Anderson Cooper. I've been watching Brian Williams and think he's been doing a great job. Lester Holt is always a favorite too.
I agree about Anderson Cooper. Ever since his reporting on Hurricane Katrina, he has been my favorite news person.
07-17-2016 05:50 PM
For cable news it's mostly MSNBC, then CNN (but I usually switch back and forth). I am also feeling Brian Williams is doing a great job on MSNBC, he's calming and informative.
Unlike other cable news stations, CNN & MSNBC check sources before reporting as fact.
07-17-2016 05:50 PM
@12andcounting wrote:Trusted? None of them.
That's sad.
I work with a guy who was spouting all kinds of conspiracies. I asked him where he got his information...he said the internet. I asked him - where on the web?
Newsmax and World Net Daily. He said that the MSM is trying to keep this information from us...oh, and the National Enquirer too.
07-17-2016 05:51 PM
I don't fully trust any of the networks or the cable news channels. The bias, when present (which is most of the time) is pretty obvious, so I factor that in to what they're "reporting." It's too bad journalism has come to this. I like the Drudge Report because he's very thorough and will go after anyone who needs to be exposed. Matt Drudge has no sacred cows.
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