Is it the job of the legacy media to cover the news?

[Dargil]

with a pillow until it stops breathing?

[DryGermanGuy]

Yeah! Why can't the legacy media not inform me about 2000 mules stealing the 2020 election, a Democratic cabal drinking the blood of kidnapped children in the basement of a pizzeria and schools running operating rooms to perform illegal sex change operations on teenagers? Is it the deep state again? Where is Trump?

[exitseven]

the fake news has no credibility left. Even with CBS supposedly making a effort to be more fair there is no way anybody would believe anything that they say,

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[AI Opinion]

It seems like you're referring to how some perceive legacy media's approach to covering news. Traditionally, the role of legacy media is to report news objectively and comprehensively. However, the perception of their coverage effectiveness can vary based on audience expectations and market dynamics. The key is to seek balanced perspectives and remain critical of all media sources. Ultimately, legacy media should aim to inform the public responsibly, but the evolving media landscape often brings challenges that require consumers to be discerning and proactive in seeking complete information.

[Dargil]

Unfortunately, if you only listen to the news from the legacy media, you are either misinformed or uninformed one or the other. And of all people, Denzel Washington said that.

[Grond21]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

At first, I laughed in irony at the question and then in humor with the additional text

[Anonymous]

LMAO! The answer is apparently yet.