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The Media Still Hasn’t Figured Out How to Cover Trump | Anchor Watch
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July 9, 2026
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11:02Now PlayingSusan Demas joins Bobby Jones on Anchor Watch to explain why mainstream media still struggles to cover Donald Trump with the seriousness and clarity the moment demands.
Demas argues that Trump has repeatedly benefited from media coverage that rewards spectacle, access, and conflict over accountability — while Bobby presses on whether independent media is now the only place willing to report critical information in real time. From access journalism to corporate pressure, this conversation gets to the heart of why Trump keeps getting the headlines he wants.
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