The Canadian media has abandoned its role as an objective observer to become a partisan player that colludes with the state and misrepresents the protests.

“the press as an institution there are many exceptions but by the mass of the institution it is decided it is a player that it will pick a side that it will inflate the the people that it likes to inflate and it will derogate and damn those that it does not”

Greg Gutfeld believes that traditional media operates to serve advertisers rather than to satisfy the needs or interests of its viewers.

“And in a in a way like the the traditional media is for the advertisers, not for the viewers.”

She argues that media outlets are increasingly failing to investigate data and are instead uncritically repeating sensationalist narratives.

“what happens it's like a study will get published or some advocacy group will commission a study and then they'll issue a press release and then the media picks it up and doesn't do any sort of digging into it doesn't look at the numbers doesn't ask for the data it just assumes that it's true”

A very small number of corporate entities have taken control of the media landscape, threatening the future of broadcast journalism.

“It became clearer and clearer that a very few uh entities were taking control of the entire media landscape across the board.”

Journalists should provide a platform for diverse and challenging viewpoints rather than avoiding them to maintain a safe or comfortable narrative.

“I think that we are so much more multi-dimensional than left and right, than Democrat and Republican. And that should be better reflected in who talks on television.”

Journalists should prioritize the pursuit of truth over seeking popularity or making friends.

“I want no enemies. But I'm not here to make friends. I'm a journalist by trade. By trade. You're not telling people things for them to like it. You're telling them because you're in tireless pursuit of the truth and giving them the closest thing to it that you can find.”

He maintains that the role of a journalist is to strive for objectivity and to keep personal opinions out of reporting, despite acknowledging the impossibility of achieving absolute truth.

“But, I grew up in a tradition of journalism that now seems antiquated, which is it's not about me. It's not about my opinions. I got to make sure I keep my opinions as far as possible out of the way, except for when I'm forming my opinions based on my reporting and the facts.”