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NBC: Four Reasons Why the Russia Story Isnt Fake News (Original Post)
kpete
May 2017
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Gothmog
(143,999 posts)1. The Russian story is real news and Trump is running scared
WinkyDink
(51,311 posts)2. NBC shouldn't dignify such twaddle as the pejorative usage "fake news" (and I include every
politician who has used this term. I can admonish equally.)
hedda_foil
(16,368 posts)3. My first thought on reading the headline.
gratuitous
(82,849 posts)4. NBC pushing back against their former employee and business partner?
My, my. Is the news division trying to reassert its authority over the entertainment folks on news stories? Andy Lack might not like that.
greenman3610
(3,947 posts)5. significant one of the authors is Chuck Todd
if Chuck Todd is asking tough questions, and drawing hard conclusions,
then this is really sinking in .
It was said the Vietnam war issue shifted politically when Walter Cronkite
turned on it. There is a gathering consensus.