Media doesn't get why people don't believe them anymore

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Stahl and The Wall Street Journal’s Peggy Noonan spoke about the latter’s latest book at the 92NY Center’s Recanati-Kaplan Talks in late November. Stahl relayed a hilarious story when she asked why Trump kept bashing the media after he won the 2016 election. He flatly said if he keeps doing it, fewer and fewer people will believe you. Stahl concedes that’s happened.
Well, lady, you lied about Hunter Biden’s laptop in 2020, so take a chill pill. You said the device couldn’t be verified. You were wrong. The media said Trump was a Kremlin agent—the whole Russian collusion delusion—that was wrong. They told Joe Biden wouldn’t pardon Hunter Biden; that’s another lie. All the legacy press does is lie to protect Democrats, and voters aren’t dumb. When the product is bad, people stop respecting or using it. That’s on the media for lying so assiduously about anything Trump does and then having it blow up in their face. CNN is one of the great masochists in this art. I’ve never seen a network so willing, so eager to stick to get bludgeoned by Trump and the truth on all their fake stories. It’s marvelous to watch. It’s got to a point where anything declarative about Trump made by the media should start a clock in when it gets debunked or revised because the report was wrong.
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The lies the media told about Trump earned them their disrespect.  The Russian Collusion Hoax was one of the biggest political frauds in history and they repeated it for about two years even after he was elected.  The lie about Hunter Biden's laptop was used to get Joe Biden elected, who was one of the worst presidents in history.  They need to admit to their mistakes and ask for forgiveness.

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