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Top Stories:
MRC President David Bozell Highlights Rapidly Plummeting Audiences for Radical Anti-Trump Outlets
MRC Poll Names MS NOW Host Winner of the Worst Media Quote of the Week
MRC Details How Attorney General Todd Blanche Dismantled Elitist Media Sunday Anchors
MRC President David Bozell Highlights Rapidly Plummeting Audiences for Radical Anti-Trump Outlets
David Bozell pointed out that readership is dropping rapidly for outlets attacking Donald Trump ahead of the midterm elections.
NBCNews.com experienced a dramatic 46 percent drop in traffic year over year according to reported industry data.
Newsweek saw its readership decline by 61 percent year over year as readers reject biased reporting.
The Washington Post suffered a 20 percent year over year drop in traffic while promoting leftist attacks against Trump.
These news sites are losing their audiences because readers are fleeing their biased, agenda-driven reporting and vitriolic anti-Trump smears.
MRC Poll Names MS NOW Host Winner of the Worst Media Quote of the Week
MS NOW host Stephanie Ruhle captured first place in the weekly poll by securing 42 percent of the total vote.
Ruhle earned the top spot after attempting to blame Donald Trump for political riots occurring in France.
Ashley Parker of The Atlantic came in second place with 35 percent of the vote for speculating about ICE at polling places.
Former MSNBC host Keith Olbermann finished in third place after receiving 23 percent of the community votes.
MRC Details How Attorney General Todd Blanche Dismantled Elitist Media Sunday Anchors
Attorney General Todd Blanche corrected CNN host Dana Bash after she cited only half of a constitutional clause during an interview.
Blanche pointed out that federal law allows Congress and the Department of Justice to step in against voter confusion tactics in Alaska.
CBS host Margaret Brennan was called out directly for presenting misleading statements and outright lies to her viewers.
Elitist media Sunday programs repeatedly tried to frame routine federal election litigation as a form of interference.
An anchor who hands viewers half a provision on election integrity is running a magic act, and the trick fell apart on live television. Bash's job is to give the audience the full text up front. CNN owes its dozens of viewers the whole clause, and a better editor.
