Reasonable Doubts?

[Andrew Mason]

Did you happen to see the caption that said CBS News 24/7? That story is on their streaming service. It was not part of their evening newscast. But the giraffe and the grizzly bear were considered to be newsworthy stories.

Who watches the evening news? To get viewers, they cover human interest stories.  You said they didn’t cover the Bolton story and, instead of admitting that you were wrong, you double down and change the narrative. Kind of like how you approach the SBT when confronted with the evidence.

[John Corbett]

Who watches the evening news? To get viewers, they cover human interest stories.  You said they didn’t cover the Bolton story and, instead of admitting that you were wrong, you double down and change the narrative. Kind of like how you approach the SBT when confronted with the evidence.

Lots of people still get their news the old fashioned way. Because there is a limited window of time, the network news programs have to make editorial decisions about what they think is important. They made the decision that reporting on giraffes and grizzly bears was more important than reporting a negative story about a Trump hater. Gee, I wonder why.

[Ted Sager]

JC's wrist was hit by head shot fragment as he was holding his wrist in the air while leaning back. He was directly down range from head shooter. Nelly said she believed it was the third shot that hit C's wrist. It would have been right in front of her face.

[John Corbett]

JC's wrist was hit by head shot fragment as he was holding his wrist in the air while leaning back. He was directly down range from head shooter. Nelly said she believed it was the third shot that hit C's wrist. It would have been right in front of her face.

Do you have any idea how laughable the things you propose are?