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Morning Joe wants to know why Fox News suddenly stopped talking about the caravan
Morning Joe wants to know why Fox News suddenly stopped talking about the caravan
The Scaravan
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Not that I watch but did they report on Trump's press conference?
I just checked and there is a new story on Fox.
And apparently per your article they did discuss it on Fox and friends.
more fake news from the left
I just checked and there is a new story on Fox.
And apparently per your article they did discuss it on Fox and friends.
more fake news from the left
Can you even read?
According to transcripts, the caravan was mentioned 19 times on Friday’s edition of the show, 10 times on Monday, and nine times on Tuesday. Fox News has even embedded a reporter with the caravan to provide updates about its progress.
Yet on Wednesday’s edition of Fox & Friends, it was mentioned just once in passing.
“Many in the media laughed as well when the president framed [the midterms] as about [Supreme Court Justice Brett] Kavanaugh, the caravan,” host Ed Henry said at one point — the only time the caravan was mentioned on the entire show.
As if there was no news yesterday.
Please... use your brain.
Acosta asked a question about the caravan.
It was reported everywhere.
Are you not counting that as being in the news?
Can you even think?
But, of course it was a campaign issue.
Will the democrats be bringing up Ford and Avenati much?
Only if they think it can get them votes.
Please... use your brain.
Acosta asked a question about the caravan.
It was reported everywhere.
Are you not counting that as being in the news?
Can you even think?
But, of course it was a campaign issue.
Will the democrats be bringing up Ford and Avenati much?
Only if they think it can get them votes.
You would think the closer it gets the more they would talk about the impending invasion. Odd.
There was news during the caravan propaganda too.
There were major scandals before Acosta.
Can you even think?
Your side made this a campaign issue.
Kavanaugh got confirmed, caravan is still progressing towards the border.
And thanks for admitting it was political and not news.
“Over the final two weeks of the midterm elections, according to closed-captioning data compiled by the Internet Archive, Fox News and Fox Business Channel each mentioned the word caravan in an average of a little over 3 percent of 15-second segments over the course of a day. In other words, the caravan was mentioned an average of almost eight times an hour. On CNN and MSNBC, the mentions were more modest, but not nonexistent,” the Washington Post reports.
“On Monday, both CNN and Fox News mentioned the caravan more than 80 times. On Tuesday, more than 40. On Wednesday and Thursday, the subject was raised fewer than 80 times across CNN, MSNBC, Fox News and Fox Business combined.”
“On Monday, both CNN and Fox News mentioned the caravan more than 80 times. On Tuesday, more than 40. On Wednesday and Thursday, the subject was raised fewer than 80 times across CNN, MSNBC, Fox News and Fox Business combined.”
FOX NEWS HQ, PROBABLY — Days after the midterm elections, one “Fox & Friends” producer was still “terrified” the network had scarcely spared a thought for the migrant caravan that only a few days ago, according to the network, was about to sweep into the nation and ruin it, thus demanding the immediate presence of U.S. troops at the border.
His whole Fox family was mortified to discover Gary still believed in the horrifying vision of the caravan, even after Election Day.
“I can’t believe he doesn’t know,” one female colleague mused. “It’s kind of, what’s the word? Sad.”
“I think he actually thinks this was all real,” a male colleague ventured, peering through an open door at the producer, who was frantically scrolling on his phone to see whether he could find any footage or coverage of the caravan.
The “Fox & Friends” producer, accustomed to checking the screen every minute to watch the familiar ominous footage as hosts asked creepy, leading rhetorical questions about it, was shocked to see it was no longer there. “What about the diseases and terrorism?” he kept asking as his colleagues tried to avoid making eye contact with one another so they would not burst into laughter. “My whole family is in a bunker! We went to the polls explicitly because of this issue and the president’s effective messaging on it.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.d3bd61b628da
His whole Fox family was mortified to discover Gary still believed in the horrifying vision of the caravan, even after Election Day.
“I can’t believe he doesn’t know,” one female colleague mused. “It’s kind of, what’s the word? Sad.”
“I think he actually thinks this was all real,” a male colleague ventured, peering through an open door at the producer, who was frantically scrolling on his phone to see whether he could find any footage or coverage of the caravan.
The “Fox & Friends” producer, accustomed to checking the screen every minute to watch the familiar ominous footage as hosts asked creepy, leading rhetorical questions about it, was shocked to see it was no longer there. “What about the diseases and terrorism?” he kept asking as his colleagues tried to avoid making eye contact with one another so they would not burst into laughter. “My whole family is in a bunker! We went to the polls explicitly because of this issue and the president’s effective messaging on it.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.d3bd61b628da