Okay, I'll admit I did not watch all of the ABC network news

[Susan Calvin]

But I do know I saw David Muir on a stool and Trump on a stool and that Trump was telling lies as usual and Muir was not calling him out. That's all I saw in the time I could stand to watch. What if anything did I miss?

[Newest Reality]

1. I don't know...

I watch Democracy Now for my daily video reports. It is not corporate or RW. Just to the point news without a lot of bias. They also have features and interviews, etc.

[Susan Calvin]

2. Oh, I listen to that every morning.

But I also sometimes watch the corporate media to see what they are doing or not doing.

[Newest Reality]

3. Great!

Yes, I do at times also. Gotta' keep an eye on them varmints.

[bdamomma]

5. now that

is NEWS, Amy Goodman is a wonderful journalist/reporter.

[Newest Reality]

9. You bet!

At least for the news segment, just tell me what the news is. Keep it factual and concise. Don't tell me what I should think about it or give me a panel of bobble-heads to think for me.

Even the interviews they do are to the point and gracious to guests, giving them an open platform.

That's kind of the way the news was when I was young and you watched talk shows of various kinds to get opinions, debates and such.

[Susan Calvin]

13. Yep, you can find out everything you need to know in the first 20

Network news used to be like that back in the day.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

7. I wake up to her every morning on my radio.

I've also met her a couple of times when she was on book or speaking tour. An amazing woman.

[underpants]

8. That is an excellent show

I didn’t know it was only an hour show until a few months ago

[NRaleighLiberal]

4. haven't watched TV in 10 years

I miss it not!!!

[Susan Calvin]

6. But I want to know what the rascals are up to. nt

[NRaleighLiberal]

10. I know what they are up to. Life is too short for the misery.

I am not curious to watch the lies and ads in the least.

[Susan Calvin]

12. I want to know what they are saying

So maybe I can do something about it. Forlorn hope, I know

[NRaleighLiberal]

15. It is all reported right here on DU. no need to watch imo

but that's just my wife and I. We know we are in the minority.

[onecaliberal]

11. I don't watch that propaganda network.

[Susan Calvin]

14. I do draw the line at watching Fox.

I can find out everything I need to know by what people are saying about it. But I do check in on the corporate news from time to time to see what the varmints are up to.

[onecaliberal]

16. I can read everything I need. The corporate trump tv networks are bad for my health.

After what ABC did to Biden. I’m done. I’ve had it. As soon as I can get subscriptions for the streaming services we need I’m getting rid of cable altogether. 99% of the time, Ive already read what is being reported on trump networks.

[betsuni]

17. I went looking for this and found something called ABC News Prime.

I thought David did fine, at least twice asking Trump to explain himself further.

Trump was being a pretty good boy on his best behavior. It was heavily edited, poor people who had to listen to the extended bullshit version and edit it down to medium nuttiness. But then the discussion of the interview between Muir and the other anchor afterwards! I mean, that's their job, but still. To say that Trump's mood when asked to give a message to the families of pandemic victims was "profound": he said he's kept awake at night and that he sends his love: "I love you." If Hillary were president and said the same thing, there'd be snarky comments about running for reelection and pandering.

[Susan Calvin]

18. Hey, thanks.

I'm glad to hear they didn't let him get away totally scot-free but the little bit I watched before I change the channel, three or four things went right by unchallenged.