They tell you how to feel instead of giving you the facts. I was watching the new anchor for the CBS evening news last night. After the segment of the President Trump interview, he started giggling in a sarcastic way and then told people not to believe everything they hear. Instead of allowing people to learn the news, the media inadvertently divides people into an emotional stand, on one side or the other. I really wanted to like this guy, too. I wanted a new approach than what we've been fed the last couple of decades.
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They tell you how to feel instead of giving you the facts. I was watching the new anchor for the CBS evening news last night. After the segment of the President Trump interview, he started giggling in a sarcastic way and then told people not to believe everything they hear. Instead of allowing people to learn the news, the media inadvertently divides people into an emotional stand, on one side or the other. I really wanted to like this guy, too. I wanted a new approach than what we've been fed the last couple of decades.
I had most of his books, my son threw them out when we moved into a new house. They would have been worth a lot after Scott Adams died.