I'm just kidding. Unfortunately, we have to leave it there
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Candy Crowley:
Jack Hastings, Deerlaken... did the media fall for a false narrative just because it fit into our preconceived notion of the divide of this country between red and blue without actually checking the facts? Were we irresponsible? MSNBC Anchor:
Well, we're the news. Are we not supposed to cover the news? The Anchors Brooke:
I mean, these are newsworthy stories. We're absolutely in the right to cover them. MSNBC Reporter:
It is literally our job to cover the news. Candy Crowley:
But isn't there a way to report the news without so much speculation, without a false sense of urgency that causes us to breathlessly report "facts" that maybe are not facts? And are we framing these stories on an artificial right-left axis because that's how our pundit economy is set up? Is there a better way to do this? [protracted pause] Candy Crowley:
I'm just kidding. Unfortunately, we have to leave it there
Jack Hastings, Deerlaken... did the media fall for a false narrative just because it fit into our preconceived notion of the divide of this country between red and blue without actually checking the facts? Were we irresponsible? MSNBC Anchor:
Well, we're the news. Are we not supposed to cover the news? The Anchors Brooke:
I mean, these are newsworthy stories. We're absolutely in the right to cover them. MSNBC Reporter:
It is literally our job to cover the news. Candy Crowley:
But isn't there a way to report the news without so much speculation, without a false sense of urgency that causes us to breathlessly report "facts" that maybe are not facts? And are we framing these stories on an artificial right-left axis because that's how our pundit economy is set up? Is there a better way to do this? [protracted pause] Candy Crowley:
I'm just kidding. Unfortunately, we have to leave it there
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Colonel Jack Hastings Deerlaken
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did the media fall for a false narrative
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just because it fit into our preconceived notion
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of the divide of this country between red and blue
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without actually checking the facts
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Were we irresponsible
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Well we're the news
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Are we not supposed to cover the news
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I mean these are newsworthy stories
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We're absolutely in the right to cover them
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It is literally our job to cover the news
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But isn't there a way to report the news
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without so much speculation
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without a false sense of urgency
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that causes us to breathlessly report facts
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that maybe are not facts
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And are we framing these stories
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on an artificial right left axis
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because that's how our pundit economy is set up
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Is there a better way to do this
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I'm just kidding
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Unfortunately we have to leave it there
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Movie Summary
A Democratic strategist helps a retired veteran run for mayor in a small, conservative Midwest town.
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