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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1065760)4/17/2018 5:37:35 PM
From: Broken_Clock  Respond to of 1576160
 
It's a right wing news outlet....The reporting agrees substantially with Robert Fisk's reporting.

Or, you can "believe" the reporters that haven't been there but were dished their talking points from various US gov't sources.

Robert Fisk (born 12 July 1946) is an English writer and journalist. He has been Middle East correspondent intermittently since 1976 for various media; since 1989 he has been correspondent for The Independent, primarily based in Beirut. [1] Fisk holds numerous British and international journalism awards, including the Press Awards Foreign Reporter of the Year seven times. He has published a number of books and reported on several wars and armed conflicts.

An Arabic speaker, [2] he was among the few Western journalists to interview Osama bin Laden, which he did on three occasions between 1993 and 1997. [3] [4]

OAN:
ReceptionIn March 2015, USC media professor Marty Kaplan praised the network for its focus on what he viewed as impartial news reporting, writing in The Huffington Post that, "Ten minutes of OAN tells me eight stories; 10 minutes of Fox or MSNBC tells me one story, to make me mad" while noting that its opinion segments were "as delusional and incendiary as anything on conservative talk radio or Fox." [16] Don Kaplan of the New York Daily News echoed similar sentiments, writing in December 2016 that, "it's by far one of the most fair news outlets around, serving up a daily diet of ad-free, non-ideological, nonstop news—without smirking, snarky anchors or much fanfare" while stating that its opinion segments "skew hard to the right." [17] The Washington Post's Marc Fisher considers the network "a reliably sympathetic voice of the administration’s goals and actions". [18]

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