Frank Figliuzzi criticized the press corps for not adequately fact-checking President Trump's press events, which he claims are rife with inaccuracies and misleading statements. During an appearance on SiriusXM's The Dean Obeidallah Show, Figliuzzi argued that the media often fails to contextualize Trump's claims, particularly given his extensive criminal background. He highlighted the necessity for journalists to provide evidence-based reporting rather than accepting administration statements at face value. This lack of rigorous oversight contributes to misinformation, undermining the public's understanding of truth in political discourse.
You know, you might wanna add, the administration headed by a guy convicted of 34 felonies for cheating in the 2016 campaign, who was charged with four felonys for cheating the 2020 campaign, who incited a terrorist attack and was charged with 31 violations of the Espionage Act.
This is big corporate media. And yes, decisions come down from the C-suite on editorials and what they're gonna cover or not.
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