Coup/protest in the US

Call it what you want, I call it prioritising my limited time to reporting that I consider reliable.
You insisted upon evidence from TC.

But someone offers it to you and you refuse to even examine it.

You're clearly not here to engage in honest debate.
 
A consistent issue I have noticed on the forum is many do not know or cannot discern the difference between opinion and news, or conveniently choose to ignore the difference. Tucker for instance largely deals in opinions not facts, in his time on Fox and on his new show he espouses his opinion on current news and interviews people. I do not think I have ever seen a TC segment or print piece in his later career where he has broken any NEWS that he himself has investigated as an investigative journalist. He regurgitates the news and adds his spin - opinion. It’s the same on all sides of the divide or whatever news outlet it is.

Most news corporations and journalists are truthful when they are doing news pieces, they may give more focus to certain aspects of a story but they won’t outright lie or misrepresent facts. So even when Hannity and TC were balls deep with Trump I would still at times watch Fox NEWS segments because they were news and not opinion and the journalists would do their job. Now that doesn’t mean they wouldn’t focus heavily on the aspects that suited the Fox opinion narrative but they still would not outright lie or misrepresent those things. That doesn’t mean journalists don’t sometimes get things wrong or wilfully cross the line, they do but for the majority of the time they do not.

Opinion does not equal fact… even when it is spiced up with facts.
 
You insisted upon evidence from TC.
Care to comment about what TC said on TV versus what he said to others in private?

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/fox...-privately-versus-air-false/story?id=97662551

IN PRIVATE: On Nov. 8, Carlson privately texted his producer that the allegations about Dominion were "absurd," according to the Dominion filing. Also that day, Carlson's producer texted him about his own doubts.

"I don't think there is evidence of voter fraud that swung the election," producer Alex Pfeiffer texted to Carlson, per the lawsuit. "The software s--t is absurd," Carlson allegedly responded. "Half our viewers have seen the Maria clip."

ON-AIR: On his show just one night later, Carlson pushed more suggestions of fraud, though he said "we don't know anything about the software."

"We don't know how many votes were stolen on Tuesday night. We don't know anything about the software that many say was rigged. We don't know. We ought to find out," he said. "But here's what we do know. On a larger level, at the highest levels, actually, our system isn't what we thought it was. It's not as fair as it should be. Not even close."

Why the disparity in those two points of view? My theory is that he has no conscience and will say whatever he can to fuel a narrative that makes him the most money. Your conclusion may differ. If Higgins has got important, credible things to say about the election, I'll wait till a real journalist decides to cover it.

You're clearly not here to engage in honest debate.
Sure Lexxie... :rolleyes:
 
#followthescience,nonotthatscience
Haha.

It's slowly shifting, though. The Covid hangover is red-pilling many. More and more people are warming up to the idea that the Feds turned Jan 6th into a false-flag op.

I just hope Higgens will get to release all the information under his purview.
 
Care to comment about what TC said on TV versus what he said to others in private?

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/fox...-privately-versus-air-false/story?id=97662551



Why the disparity in those two points of view? My theory is that he has no conscience and will say whatever he can to fuel a narrative that makes him the most money. Your conclusion may differ. If Higgins has got important, credible things to say about the election, I'll wait till a real journalist decides to cover it.


Sure Lexxie... :rolleyes:
:ROFL:

He's openly admitted to changing his mind on this issue. Just go listen to the Bret Weinstein interview and listen to how he also mentions there that 3 years ago he "would have laughed" but that he's not laughing now.

Imagine trying to use the fact that he changed his mind in accordance with the evidence presented to him as grounds for accusing him of being dishonest. :ROFL:
 
Care to comment about what TC said on TV versus what he said to others in private?

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/fox...-privately-versus-air-false/story?id=97662551



Why the disparity in those two points of view? My theory is that he has no conscience and will say whatever he can to fuel a narrative that makes him the most money. Your conclusion may differ. If Higgins has got important, credible things to say about the election, I'll wait till a real journalist decides to cover it.


Sure Lexxie... :rolleyes:
Higgins does actually speak, in the TC interview.

I can confirm.... it's not just TC speaking for 40 minutes.

Here is hard evidence of him doing just that....

 
:ROFL:

He's openly admitted to changing his mind on this issue. Just go listen to the Bret Weinstein interview and listen to how he also mentions there that 3 years ago he "would have laughed" but that he's not laughing now.

Imagine trying to use the fact that he changed his mind in accordance with the evidence presented to him as grounds for accusing him of being dishonest. :ROFL:
I think this is an aspect of the rabid left..... you're not allowed to change your mind on anything(I deliberately leave out 'based on evidence/better information' because to them it's all just a mush, and the only way to get through life is to align yourself with the most threatening source that offers you an exemption from their violence).

To them its a sign of weakness, not strength/virtue, to be able to change your mind on an issue, on the strength of its merits.

I know you know this, I'm just pointing it out explicitly in case others want to follow along ;-)
 
Care to comment about what TC said on TV versus what he said to others in private?

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/fox...-privately-versus-air-false/story?id=97662551



Why the disparity in those two points of view? My theory is that he has no conscience and will say whatever he can to fuel a narrative that makes him the most money. Your conclusion may differ. If Higgins has got important, credible things to say about the election, I'll wait till a real journalist decides to cover it.


Sure Lexxie... :rolleyes:
Cray's crazy character assassination never fails to amuse. :ROFL:
 
I think this is an aspect of the rabid left..... you're not allowed to change your mind on anything(I deliberately leave out 'based on evidence/better information' because to them it's all just a mush, and the only way to get through life is to align yourself with the most threatening source that offers you an exemption from their violence).

To them its a sign of weakness, not strength/virtue, to be able to change your mind on an issue, on the strength of its merits.

I know you know this, I'm just pointing it out explicitly in case others want to follow along ;-)
Well, how else do you explain them reacting to the Harvard plagiarism scandal as "RACISM"? :sneaky:

I mean, I could understand the actual DEI scholars doing this, but the unwashed lefty masses? :ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:
 
You say this with about as much conviction as Rachel Madow when she said this....

They are lying, our version is the truth, we never lie - every traditional media outlet on the planet
I didn’t expect you guys would make it that obvious but thanks for making it abundantly clear that most of you do not know the difference between NEWS and OPINION.

Rachel Madow just like Tucker has an opinion show, it’s not a news show and what she said was her opinion and was not NEWS. An opinion does not require accurate factual basis, it’s a speculation at best. Which is why OPINION pieces on either side of the NEWS can vary so wildly, in fact they can be polar opposites despite the NEWS underlying either being the same.
 
I didn’t expect you guys would make it that obvious but thanks for making it abundantly clear that most of you do not know the difference between NEWS and OPINION.

Rachel Madow just like Tucker has an opinion show, it’s not a news show and what she said was her opinion and was not NEWS. An opinion does not require accurate factual basis, it’s a speculation at best. Which is why OPINION pieces on either side of the NEWS can vary so wildly, in fact they can be polar opposites despite the NEWS underlying either being the same.
You might wanna re-check your premises.
 
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