I actually found it inarticulate. There's really only one thing to consider: can you trust what the media says? The fact is you have no idea if what they're rep

I actually found it inarticulate. There's really only one thing to consider: can you trust what the media says? The fact is you have no idea if what they're reporting is true or false, as they freely admit they make mistakes and sometimes report false stories, and their viewership has a 95% partisan slant. So you have no idea if what you're reading next is true or not. Therefore, you can't trust it. Putting trust in the media is akin to blind belief. Without a rigidly documented process and chain of evidence in full view of the public (like, you know, a science) it's all just "claims". No wonder it's devolved into partisanship. Politics is a 21st century religion, and the media its gospel choir.