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We should be able to trust the media. As a rule, that is. In spite of all the jumping around I've found most news credible. Unless, of course, it's from the National Inquirer.....

Let us not forget that both Hitler and Mussolini hated the press.....

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I think the media is great. many great shows and personalities. lots of news outlets. public broadcasting is great. it seems like it's something for everybody on tv. I do wish more people owned the stations. now they are owned by just a few.

I also dislike the media,due to the bias they have on their reporting,,they all have their own agenda,and they all report in a way to get you to believe how they see things,,i do not attack one,they are all the same..and i do not know how you would get an independant reporter..mabe a new motto"Promise to tell the truth,the whole truth,and nothing but the truth"..that would be a great start wouldn"t it..>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

All they have to do is stop twisting the truth making it fit their agenda. 

Stop calling opinionated reporting "news". Get rid of the editorialized "news" programs and call them what they are-politically motivated propaganda mills.

It's disheartening to learn the limited US "news" sources Europeans are subjected to, as well as what was on the ship's television. Fortunately, many I spoke with weren't duped by CNN and wanted to know the truth. 

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