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In a world driven by information, there's one question that persists: How much influence can a media mogul truly wield over a nation's politics? Enter Rupert Murdoch, the enigmatic figure behind a sprawling media empire that spans newspapers, television networks, and online platforms. But amidst the headlines and news tickers, one query stands out: Why
It's a debate that al jazeera might actually be toning down its dis'itinct voice to come in and curry favor here. is that a danger? >> i don't know that danger is the right word. but will they play to their market? of course they will. al jazeera arabic has a slightly different editorial stance from al jazeera english, which has a different ed -- and al jazeera america will have its own slightly unique editorial stance. in fact one of the things that i'm curious about is once america no longer watches al jazeera english, once their market is the whole english speaking world minus the u.s., is ...
Feet and taking part in marches and voting locally to boycott arizona. i'm not sure if i completely believe the numbers in the poll. >> bill: wait, wait, 41% oppose, like you, the arizona law. so that would be responsible for the people we're seeing now, but "the washington post" is a very liberal newspaper. why would they skew a poll. why would they boot a poll in opposition to their editorial stance. it doesn't make sense. you say the poll is not right. these are the biggest pollsters in the country. >> what i can tell you, bill, this law is long-- wrong, amounts to racial profiling and more...
The people we're seeing now. but, the "the washington post" is a very liberal newspaper. why would they skew a poll? why would they boot a poll in opposition to their editorial stance. that's ridiculous. you say the poll is not right. these are the biggest pollster notice country. >> what i can't tell you, bill, that this law is wrong. amounts to racial profiling. i think more and more people are starting to see that city councils across the nation are starting to boycott. labor unions across the nation, civil rights organizations, almost every single civil rights organizations in the country ...
So that would be responsible for the people we're seeing now. but, the "the washington post" is a very liberal newspaper. why would they skew a poll? why would they boot a poll in opposition to their editorial stance. that's ridiculous. you say the poll is not right. these are the biggest pollster notice country. >> what i can't tell you, bill, that this law is wrong. amounts to racial profiling. i think more and more people are starting to see that city councils across the nation are starting to boycott. labor unions across the nation, civil rights organizations, almost every single civil rig...