Liberal media losing audience

 Legal Insurrection:

A weary public is increasingly tuning out the liberal news media, according to new analysis. It’s easy to understand why.

It’s also important to note that one cable network is bucking this trend. You can probably guess which one.

Think of all the things CNN and MSNBC have gotten wrong or intentionally lied about over the last several years. Russia collusion, the Covington kids, Trump putting Russian bounties on American soldiers, the list goes on and on.

No one should be surprised that people stop listening when they realize they’re being lied to repeatedly.

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... Ratings at FOX News are up 12 percent. Why are they lumped in here with CNN and MSNBC?

Greg Gutfeld addressed this two nights ago. I can’t cue this video but he starts talking about this after just a minute. Watch:

Liberals have been wrong about so much especially when reporting on Trump.  The Russian collusion hoax was just their first attempt to smear him. 

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