What Happened to Journalism? Townhall’s Julio Rosas Offers Insights
March 9, 2022
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as posted by the channelWe watch it, read it, listen to it — on our computers, our phones, and our televisions — even on the radio.
It’s the news.
Unfortunately, so many legacy and corporate news outlets prioritize advancing someone’s political agenda over revealing the truth — something that has become all too common. At a time when we need solid facts, Americans are often poorly served.
So how do we confront this dilemma? Is there anywhere we can turn for trustworthy and honest reporting?
@LARRYwithLarryOConnor reporter Julio Rosas — someone who has been on the front lines of critical stories in America — joins us to share his insights on the consequences of media malpractice.
PLUS: Armed with more than 20 years of journalism experience and recipient of prestigious awards in this field, Heritage’s own vice president of communication, Rob Bluey, weighs in on the issue.
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