Media Bias and Independent Journalism

The video discusses media bias, highlighting how Republicans and Democrats are treated differently. It examines media coverage of Trump and Biden, NPR's hiring practices, and Texas' defiance of federal law. The labeling of Argentina's president as 'far right' is critiqued, and the rise of independent journalism is noted as a positive trend.

How does the media reportedly treat Republicans compared to Democrats?

• Equally, with no bias

• With complete indifference

• More favorably

• Less favorably

What action did CNN take during Trump's Iowa Caucus victory speech?

• They broadcasted it in full

• They cut away from it

• They provided live commentary

• They aired it with a delay

Why did MSNBC choose not to broadcast Trump's speech live?

• Because of his frequent lies

• They did not have the rights

• Due to technical difficulties

• To cover another event

What is the reported ratio of Democrats to Republicans in newsrooms?

• 5:1

• 1:1

• 10:1

• 2:1

How is Argentina's new president, Javier Milei, labeled by the media?

• As a centrist

• As a socialist

• As a moderate

• As far-right

What policy of Milei's is highlighted as being misrepresented by the media?

• His support for organ sales

• His environmental policies

• His economic policies

• His stance on immigration

What consequence did Milei impose on protesters blocking streets?

• Increased police presence

• Loss of welfare benefits

• Fines and penalties

• Community service

What trend is observed in media consumption according to the video?

• More people are watching traditional TV

• There is a decline in independent journalism

• More people are turning to independent journalists

• Radio is becoming the primary news source

Which platform is mentioned as a source for independent journalism?

• LinkedIn

• Facebook

• Substack

• Twitter

What is the reported viewership trend for CNN's prime time?

• It has remained stable

• It has increased significantly

• It has surpassed all other networks

• It has fallen behind the History Channel