Cable news networks have failed to adapt to the changing media landscape where audiences now demand authenticity over traditional TV personalities.

“nobody in this new media atmosphere I mean maybe boomers are still kind of okay with that like they get to know TV personalities whatever else but everybody wants way more authenticity now”

The speaker argues that corporate media companies prioritize profit over genuine interest in their audience.

“they these people in charge of these networks they see you as a walking wallet with teeth right”

The Economist is publishing reports that minimize Bill Gates' connection to Jeffrey Epstein due to a financial relationship.

“So, good thing uh good thing that they let let us know. Very few. So, apparently the this the people who did this report got a little Bill Gates money if you know what I'm talking about.”

Corporate media is essentially a factory that prioritizes corporate business interests over truthful news and information.

“they're not really in the news and information business. They have a bigger business, and they don't want what the anchors say, you know, what 60 Minutes reports to get in the way of the business that Paramount wants to do that they need the White House's approval for.”

Corporate media is failing because business interests and conflicts of interest prevent them from being effective news outlets.

“Well, first of all, Jack, congratulations. And what an honor to be on your first show with Bernie Sanders, with the great Bernie Sanders and Joy Reid.”

Dave Smith contends that Trump's election dealt a significant blow to the credibility and dominance of corporate media.

“I really thought the value was just that it broke. It was the it was like the last blow to the corporate media.”

Hasan Piker contends that corporate media outlets prioritize defending capital interests and often ignore critical public issues to protect their corporate sponsors.

“the media is conspiring all the time to defend Capital interest but that conspiracy is capitalism”

The mainstream media is intellectually unreliable when interpreting statements from Donald Trump or assessing the status of global conflicts.

“Wall Street knows nothing. They're total morons. They believe everything Trump says. I can't believe how stupid they are. So, I wouldn't trust the markets as a predictor of anything at all.”