After Party with Emily Jashinsky
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CBS News' Clunky Rebrand, and Media Myths, w/ Max Tani, PLUS Crockett’s Gift and Scott Adams Smears
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January 15, 2026
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1:21:13Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky is joined by Max Tani, Media Editor at Semafor & CoHost of the "Mixed Signals" podcast to discuss CBS Evening News’ struggling attempt to relaunch, the myth of media chasing clicks, and Nikki Glaser’s choice to skip some jokes at the Golden Globes. Emily also analyzes legacy media coverage of Scott Adams’ death, as well as a look at a viral clip of Texas Senate candidate Jasmine Crockett calling Texas racist. Emily contrasts it with James Talarico’s messaging. She rounds out the show with a warning about Wegmans use of facial recognition technology and issues a plea to folks on the left and right to consider the bigger picture about the surveillance state.
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