Or is the graph fake news? Opinions please.

Scroll Down to Read Other Opinions
What's Your Opinion? Sign Up Now!Well put. I was thinking along the same lines. You could have one organization that has more resources, putting out 100X the amount of "news" of 10 other organizations combined (think major network vs. a bunch of small town newspapers or bloggers). So having pictures of the number of organizations doesn't tell us about which side PRODUCES the most, and it might (probably) not even tell us which side has the most organizations.
Even if we accept the methodology to be perfectly correct in classifying fake news and such, this graph only informs about the sample this site has. It does not inform about the “true” distribution, whatever that may be
@Physics-Man Agreed. Unlike other "journalists", he's not afraid to present multiple positions on many given issues, even if he personally disagrees with someone's opinions or conclusions. I used to watch him on WABC as a teenager with my Dad on Friday evenings.
It is a sampling to label the most space. If you go to the site you can instead label by viewership (I think).
AI Bot Choice
Superb Opinion