Why does NBC slant all their new against the Conservaties???

Question

You only have to go one time to their news and even an uneducated person can detect the difference.

Answer 1

ABC, CNN, and CBS are the same way. They think they will spread the liberal message that way.

Answer 2

which is it... CNN or NBC? or CBS? or BBC? or PBS? or is everyone out to get you?

it seems like every other month conservatives are saying the same thing about another channel?

if it was one, or two... maybe I could understand... but what are the sheer odds that every media outlet is liberally bias? (except for Fox of course)

if that is true... why is it true then?

things just don't "happen"?

it always sounds like that teacher that says all of his students are stupid, to me, and that always fails everyone...

what are the odds that every student is stupid? maybe that person is just a bad teacher and that's why the students are failing?

I hear a lot of crying about the liberal media, but no one really looks at "why" it's liberal, if they think it's liberal? find the cause and prove your point... and maybe you can fix it, instead of crying about it?

Answer 3

Fox News home of the right wing "fair and balanced" news.

Answer 4

1. NBC Denies Liberal Bias As It Elevates Olbermann to Nightly News
NBC News on Thursday announced that the network has extended its contract with Keith Olbermann, host of MSNBC's Countdown, for four years. As part of the deal with the vitriolic journalist who, the AP's David Bauder reported, "has become a liberal hero" and who "has seen his ratings increase since launching a series of anti-President Bush commentaries late last summer," he will be elevated to the broadcast network which will air two Countdown specials a year and he will contribute "occasional essays" on NBC Nightly News. In announcing the deal on his program, Olbermann said the frequency of the "essays" will be "periodic" and during an afternoon interview on MSNBC he suggested he'd do about a dozen a year. Reciting a February 15 conference call held by NBC News President Steve Capus to make the announcement, Bauder relayed how "the news chief also said he saw no problem giving a more prominent role on NBC News to someone with clearly stated political opinions." Capus asserted: "I think the viewers are sophisticated enough to welcome all viewpoints." But only one kind of viewpoint, that of the far-left, conservative-hating Olbermann is getting two hours in NBC prime time and monthly commentaries on the NBC Nightly News.

2. Olbermann's Record of Hateful Diatribes Against Conservatives
From calling President Bush a "compulsive liar" who has committed "impeachable" offenses and forgotten "the lessons of 9/11" so "may this country forgive you," to denouncing Donald Rumsfeld as a "quack" pushing "fascism," to bringing up the possibility that conservatives might intentionally "provoke potential terrorists" in an effort to "maintain influence and control of the presidency," to accusing Rush Limbaugh of "following the logic and ethics of Osama bin Laden," to sliming Fox's Chris Wallace as "a monkey posing as a newscaster," Keith Olbermann has used his MSNBC Countdown show over the past year to launch vitriolic personal attacks on those with whom he disagrees. He even once tagged the Media Research Center as a "rabid right-wing spin group" which has been "inventing liberal bias since 1987." Back in 1998, he asserted that "the person Ken Starr has reminded me of facially all this time was Heinrich Himmler" and asked if Starr's pursuit of Bill Clinton prompts "some sort of comparison to a persecutor as opposed to a prosecutor for Mr. Starr?" Below are highlights of some of Olbermann's more obnoxious left-wing comments, with links to full transcripts and videos.

Answer 5

I think Tucker Carlson and Joe Scarborough might take issue with your thesis.

Answer 6

They are going after viewers..it is business that's all. The media will tell you what you want to hear....turn back to FOX

Answer 7

I really wish you people with your heads stuffed in the black box of Fox would pull them out and see the world for what it is. Please walk away from the Idiot box when you are trying to find out what is going on in the world. Try reading the news papers, and unembedded sources for a change.

Answer 8

Never saw that , but it balance's out Fox News

Answer 9

Bill O'Reilly says it,so it's just got to be true.If it's not Fox's Republican propaganda,it's all lies,right?

Answer 10

Including facts that the lunatic right-wing fringe don't want to know doesn't constitute "slant."

If you are that attached to your delusions, stick to Faux News. They will never bother you with all those inconvenient facts.

Answer 11

Yep - an uneducated Faux watcher would believe that.