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Oct 14, 2026

Larry ConnersHOST
27:07
The Daily Mail, widely considered a right-wing conservative tabloid newspaper, historically endorsing the UK Conservative Party in general elections since 1945, that far back.
Larry ConnersHOST
27:20
Organizations like AllSides do call it as lean right, too right.
Larry ConnersHOST
27:24
So the three questions came from representatives of Breitbart, Fox News, and the Daily Mail.
Larry ConnersHOST
27:31
Nothing really tough.
Larry ConnersHOST
14:40
It has a core mission of opposing Donald Trump, critiquing the modern magnum movement, and defending liberal democracy.
Larry ConnersHOST
14:50
Now, the media watchdog AllSides says while it's rooted in the center-right, AllSides actually labels it as left-wing.
Larry ConnersHOST
15:02
or anti-Trump opposition.
Larry ConnersHOST
15:06
It says we're a platform for the politically homeless, bringing together anti-Trump conservatives, centrists, or moderate Democrats.
Larry ElderHOST
57:23
These are now the primary sources of news.
Larry ElderHOST
57:26
There was a study done by a company called AllSides that measures media bias, whether from the left or from the right.
Larry ElderHOST
57:36
Most bias was Google News and Apple News, which are very popular.
Larry ElderHOST
57:42
In 2025...
Larry ElderHOST
57:53
These are now the primary sources of news.
Larry ElderHOST
57:56
There was a study done by a company called AllSides that measures media bias, whether from the left or from the right.
Larry ElderHOST
58:06
Most biased was Google News and Apple News, which are very popular.
Larry ElderHOST
58:12
In twenty twenty-five, Google News got seventy-three percent of its articles from outlets with a left-wing bias, outlets like ABC, NBC, CBS, LA Times, New York Times, so forth.
Richard SchreiberHOST
32:25
Yeah.
Richard SchreiberHOST
32:26
And of course, we know you have websites now like All Sides and others that kind of categorize each of the news sources, whether they're far left, left-leaning center, right-leaning far right.
Richard SchreiberHOST
32:39
Is anybody other than NPR and a few others really giving us the facts in a very mainstream kind of central way without any left or right-leaning or partisanship? Yeah.
Richard SchreiberHOST
32:54
And it's really hard to identify those sources these days because to your point, most of the news networks, streaming services are all owned by large corporations and they're profit-based.
Peter MaerGUEST
35:09
There are some really good J schools that will help to prepare you and hopefully give you practical advice and hopefully have teachers who have practical experience and aren't just navel gazers who pontificate about what they think journalism ought to be without having been out in the trenches of truth, as I like to describe it.
Richard SchreiberHOST
35:29
Yeah, it's almost like there's two components.
Richard SchreiberHOST
35:31
There's the core skill set of being a journalist, seeking the truth, looking at all sides of the stories, doing your research, clarifying, quantifying your sources, having more than one source, all the stuff they taught us in journalism school.
Richard SchreiberHOST
35:45
And then there's the distribution vehicle.

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