[DarkMuse]

> The reason you don't trust mainstream media

Looks like it was definitely done intentionally. I'm no av or live streaming expert but there is usually a little bit of a buffer and I feel like it cut way too quickly and the interviewer's reaction also seems like he has legitimately no surprise whatsoever. Shitty media outlets are shitty.

[Oni]

> The reason you don't trust mainstream media

Looks like it was definitely done intentionally. I'm no av or live streaming expert but there is usually a little bit of a buffer and I feel like it cut way too quickly and the interviewer's reaction also seems like he has legitimately no surprise whatsoever. Shitty media outlets are shitty.

It seems as though he feigned surprise, then quickly moved on.

[eddo]

For the sake of being neutral, I feel like there might be a chance of the congressman's stream being cut off due to weak connections; but the reporters reaction to the him being disconnected was completely illegitimate. It's painstakingly obvious that the reporter was glad Collins was taken off the air.

[817_091_278]

Well, the online, smaller medias, like The Young Turks aren't very trustworthy either. It's very difficult to find something trustworthy, I usually read from multiple sources if it's important. I generally enjoy Reuters, though.

[Olisysta]

It's possible their satellite feed really did cut out. At an oddly politically convenient time? Yes. But purposefully cut from air? That's up to scrutiny :/

[d0ntjump]

Hard to tell whether it was intentional or not. I was more distracted by Hakeem not knowing what the f*** he was talking about.