Thank you for providing an example. That's all I asked for. That was easy wasn't it. It isn't as bad as butchering a phone call, but it was likely deliberate.
As far as the 2nd point, that isn't an example, it's vague. While I'm certain it probably happens, an example might help clarify if it was deliberate deception or incompetent journalism
I love watching both sides. FOX has a few tricks they use a lot.
"Some people are saying" = their way to introduce any attack or conspiracy theory without accounability.
"War on... " freaking anything. Anything. Outrage over anything.
"Race wars on the way?" STFU, people are too lazy for that and we all have guns. Grow up.
And lastly, they find an example of 1 idiot being stupid, and they give him a platform for 10 mllion viewers. THEY INVENT and
ELEVATE BAD GUYS all the time. Nobody would have heard of these idiots, until fox plays them 24/7. We still see video clips of those 2 moron black panthers from 2008 that affected exactly nothing.
FOX anchors are usually beauty pageant winners, and everyone has kissed their ass, for their entire life, and they can feign outrage very easily. They also act dumber than they are. "What, I dont' even know what that means..." because many in their audience are angry, drunk, or just distracted because they're masturbating while watching.
MSNBC has their tricks too. They are VERY good at gotcha. If a republican said it 17 years ago, they have the video on hand. They're highly educated and very holier-than-thou, annoying as piss.