
Kayla R Gogarty
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1 week ago |
mediamatters.org | Kayla R Gogarty |Courtney Hagle |John Whitehouse |Payton Armstrong |Jack Wheatley |Jack Winstanley | +6 more
In a new study of top pro-Trump online shows in the days after President Donald Trump launched his formal tariff plan, Media Matters has found some dissension as his economic policy disrupts the global economy — even as this ecosystem still overwhelmingly supports him.
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1 month ago |
mediamatters.org | Gideon Taaffe |Jack Winstanley |Kayla R Gogarty |Jack Wheatley
President Donald Trump has been openly courting MAGA media figures — giving them significant access to his new administration and even appointing former Fox News hosts to prominent positions in the government. The Trump administration has simultaneously welcomed MAGA influencers into the White House, Cabinet departments, and other federal agencies while restricting access of mainstream media that have long covered those institutions.
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Nov 4, 2024 |
mediamatters.org | Kayla R Gogarty |Shelby Jamerson |Lis Power
Media Matters has found that in the weeks leading up to the election, top print newspapers were covering former President Donald Trump on the front page considerably more than Vice President Kamala Harris. These findings follow claims from mainstream media that voters did not know Harris well enough.
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Oct 31, 2024 |
mediamatters.org | Noah Dowe |Kayla R Gogarty
YouTube has allowed and apparently profited from conservative streamer and serial plagiarist Benny Johnson’s false claims of election fraud, enabled by the platform’s decision to roll back its election misinformation policy last year. In a new study, Media Matters reviewed Johnson’s YouTube channel, where he livestreams his program The Benny Show, uploads videos of show segments, and posts Shorts.
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Oct 31, 2024 |
mediamatters.org | Payton Armstrong |Jack Winstanley |Noah Dowe |Ben Van Bloem |Kayla R Gogarty
After rolling back its election misinformation policy last year, YouTube allowed right-wing media figures to undermine confidence in the 2024 election results even before any votes were cast, with streamers asserting that “the only way this election can be won from the left is if it's stolen,” suggesting that “illegal ballots” might be “slipped in” in Pennsylvania, and claiming that Democrats are trying “to rig and steal the election” including with an “illegal alien push.” In December 2020,...
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