September 26, 2013
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5:06Now PlayingAccording to a new Gallup poll, Americans' confidence in the accuracy of the mass media has improved slightly after falling to an all-time low last year.
44% say they have a great deal or fair amount of trust and confidence in the mass media. This number is identical to 2011, but up from 40% in 2012, which was the lowest reading since Gallup regularly began tracking the question in 1997.
Also found in the study is that far more Americans say the media are too liberal than too conservative. As is the case every year since Gallup has been tracking this trend.
Do you agree with the Gallup findings? Dave Rubin and the panel discuss.
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Vanessa Gomez: @vanessamgomez
Whitney Mixter: @WhitneyMixterLA
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