Its often much easier looking in to see the problems than looking out. I would say that's also the impression I get too watching/reading your fox/CNN/CNBC chann

Its often much easier looking in to see the problems than looking out. I would say that's also the impression I get too watching/reading your fox/CNN/CNBC channels. Here in the UK we're suffering from the same malady and what brought this into focus for me was Brexit + the Grenfell fire. Suddenly I saw people like those from my poor home town on TV (at one point it had the 3rd highest unemployment in the UK). And I hadn't seen anyone like that on TV for years. People with few opportunities, people ALL the UK media had been ignoring because they're not university educated and they say uncomfortable things. When Jon Snow, a well know TV journalist over here, spoke about his experience meeting the Grenfell survivors and the accusations he had to face that they'd tried to talk to the press and been ignored, it really brought it into focus: https://www.theguardian.com/media/2017/aug/23/jon-snow-grenfell-mactaggart-media-diversity https://www.theguardian.com/media/2017/aug/23/jon-snow-grenf...