The article discusses the uproar following CBS News anchor Scott Pelley's commencement speech at Wake Forest University, where he criticized the current state of affairs without mentioning Donald Trump by name. Abby Phillip from CNN noted that this provoked a strong backlash from Trump supporters, emphasizing the phrase 'a hit dog will holler.' Guests discussed the significance of Pelley's remarks in light of Trump's lawsuit against CBS, suggesting a broader concern about media silencing in Trump's era. The reactions of conservative commentators further demonstrated the heightened divide in American political discourse.
Phillip noted that even though Trump wasn't mentioned by name, MAGA fans were triggered, and suggested the criticism was on target because a hit dog will holler.
Pelley’s speech stated, 'Our sacred rule of law is under attack. Journalism is under attack. Universities are under attack.' These remarks resonated strongly with critics.
In reaction to Pelley's address, figures like Laura Ingraham and Scott Adams characterized it as unhinged, showcasing the polarized response from Trump supporters.
Hadas Gold emphasized the implications of CBS journalists potentially being silenced in the current climate, highlighting the tension surrounding Trump's lawsuit against the network.
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