Brian Stelter has proven two things. First, he – along with many other media types – hate Elon Musk for buying Twitter, which they consider “theirs.” Second, he has absolutely no idea what free speech is, and is a huge supporter of controlling what you say.
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That Americans even need to discuss the idea of “balanced” news in America is part of the serious problem with American media. News outlets are proudly un-balanced. They market themselves that way. They revel in it. For CNN’s Brian Stelter, “balanced” news involves reading newspapers from Washington DC and Los Angeles, CA.
This is not a conversation about the opinion and commentary shows. While they should all look honestly at news and stories affecting the nation, they will have thoughts and views that have a bias. That’s rational. As a radio host, I have a point of view that I share with my audience on 93.1 FM WIBC in Indianapolis. Our newsroom, however, is a separate entity. They practice journalism; they report the story. I, as a commentator and host, share my views on those stories.
But it is increasingly obvious that newsrooms across America don’t share this view. The “journalism” is their point of view. Hannah Dreier of the Washington Post engaged in a full attack on Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis for not ensuring FEMA assistance after the condo collapse in Surfside. (As of writing this, nine people are dead and numerous people are still missing and believed buried in the rubble.) She claimed in a tweet:
There's a saying in emergency management: The first 24 hours are the only 24 hours.
— Hannah Dreier (@hannahdreier) June 26, 2021
FEMA was ready to deploy to the condo collapse almost immediately, and included the crisis in its daily briefing, but didn't get permission from Gov. DeSantis to get on the ground for a full day. pic.twitter.com/rVmCN47sQJ
But this was not the case. As Gov. DeSantis’ office explained, the governor signed an executive order to get assistance to those affected by the building collapse:
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Meet Brian Stelter. He’s a putz. The CNN anchor has long been a horrible person with a questionable sense of journalistic integrity. Last night was a tough night for Brian. He finally hit the wall. His pain and strife for fellow journalists was just too much for him. He composed this tweet in an attempt to express his feelings.
My god, what an American hero. His bravery is so substantial that it causes one to tremble. Tony Katz contends that this is the sign we needed that toxic masculinity needs to come back into American life.