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Ilsa Minor | Daily Press Members of the 2023 Delta Force Leadership Program class take detailed notes while listening to “Herman Houte,” an entrepreneur w

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Taking the pulse of the nation via the taxi driver stethoscope

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Tucker Carlson Tonight

. >> state media outlets like national public radio and the british broadcasting corporation, npr and and bbc ar very upset that elon musk has taken over twitter. an open twitter is a massive threat to them and they know that, of course, they can't can survive if are real options. >> so a reporter from the bbck just sat down with elon musk had tried to attack him for extremism and hate speech. >> in an interview last night,ht what happened next is really something you have to see. foxes trace gallagheser brings t to us now. >> hey>>, trace. thi hey, tucker. this is the bbc's technol reporter, james clayton, who during his interview with elon musk, failed to implement interviiled t a cof journalism 101 rules like never. haate of fact, you can'tstate at back up and do your homework. had claytoton n done his homewoh he would have learned that back in december, elton john quit twitter because john quththe singer claimed thm was allowing uncheckedallowi misinformation to which elonng c musk responded, tweeting, i love your music. ve hope you com you e back . is there any misinformation in'r particular that you're concerned about? elton john went silent and yetst

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Journalism 101

The wide-eyed student asked the old journalism professor a question. What makes a big news story? The old prof answered with a cliche. He explained if a dog bit a man, that is usual and not news. But if a man bites a dog, that is unusual and becomes...

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MediaBuzz

his resume was largely fiction. -- the press card. no surprise that he is enemies of york times. coming to smear his good name. this week he admitted the times report on this fabricated background was true. journalism 101. graduated from new york's brook college. he said he worked for goldman sachs and citigroup. neither company had heard from them. he and his family on 13 real estate properties. there are records showing he was evicted from two queens apartments for not paying rent. which it makes it even more mysterious that he loaned his house campaign $700,000 for company with no clients and has no website and no linkedin page. none of this would've come out

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MediaBuzz

should've never put them in and the first place. >> finding some celebrities you could get to open up. >> what kind of tree are you? >> in world affairs barbara walters landed the first interview that helped thaw israeli egyptian relations. her hottest interview was with monica lewinsky. >> you lifted the back of your jacket and you showed the president of the united states your thong underwear. [laughter] >> she transformed daytime tv by launching the view. proving that people would listen to a bunch of women. serious journalism and tabloid culture. it leans left, but it was feisty. i once asked how she got her guest to open up. >> i don't give my view.

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MediaBuzz

and exchange outside of the interview and not being specific enough with regard to the interview, one. two, journalism 101, you never become a part of the story, and she certainly became a part of the story with this. and although i agree journalists need to report the facts, the problem when you do somebody's health -- and we're seeing this whether it's joe biden, dementia, donald trump and mental capacity and john fetterman and his stroke -- everybody out there seems to have gone to google medical school. and the problem is they're not doctors. journalists aren't doctors, none of us on this panel right here are doctors, and the doctors have to say whether or not an individual -- >> but, leslie -- >> -- can continue running for office as john fetter match's physician -- fetterman's physician -- >> you do not need to be a doctor to say i think he had a hard time understanding small talk, i think he needed the closed captioning in front of him. you don't need to be a doctor in order to share that kind of information with your viewers. howard: right.

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Reliable Sources With Brian Stelter

24 hours a day with less and less information coming in from the outside, less and less information that is actually factually based, your grip on reality starts to slip. >> it's a scary ongoing situation. something that's becoming a bigger issue as the weeks and the months grind on. masha, thank you. i think this was a great journalism 101 course. thank you for coming on today. >> thank you, brian. let's stay on this theme now about russian propaganda. russian speakers in one of russia's eastern neighbors estonia have long been hooked on the programming coming out of russian state tv but since the start of the war they've been partly cut off from that programming. with more on that scott mclien, live in the capital of estonia. tell us more about why you are in estonia and what you are learning there. >> reporter: brian, yeah, estonia has taken in a heck of a lot of ukrainian refugees, 30,000 of them. it may sound like a small number but this is a country of 1.3

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Reliable Sources With Brian Stelter

Reliable Sources With Brian Stelter
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Reliable Sources With Brian Stelter

in the more than 50 days this have war have proven to be largely reliable. russia information sources over more than 50 days this have war and preceding it have proven to be profoundly consistently false. setting them side-by-side is completely irresponsible. this is not journalism 101, it's the exact opposite of it. >> the opposite. so tell us more about your impressions of the media coverage of this war, more than 50 days in now. are you seeing too much of a horse race mentality in the coverage? >> yes, i am. i'm glad you asked. you know, it's -- there are so few ways that we have of telling ongoing stories and one of them very consistently is the way that we cover, you know, football games, right? and i'm really noticing a lot of that going on with coverage of the war in ukraine, especially by news organizations that have to do stories day in and day out, right, where they go, oh, this is a loss for russia.

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