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I rarely watch YouTube videos supplied here for verification because I know from what I read and know how to read between the media lines/narrative.

But, just WOW after watching this video! The fair narrator even mentioned it may not "blow up" the MSM, but with these exposes, it could make them re-think their biases for monetary gain and start reporting the factual news once again instead of promoting their liberal/socialist/utopian ideologies.

And yes, if Walter Cronkite had been objective, we would have not lost some 58,000 young men in Vietnam. The Tet Offensive that Cronkite reported as a huge loss was in fact a huge win for South Vietnam. General Giap even said in his memoirs that the North was ready to give up after that failed offensive if not for Cronkite and his hippie followers giving him the encouragement to continue. That was the worst example of "fake news" ever.

Journalism students and their professors should be hounded and harassed until they realize they are part of the problem, and not the solution for American greatness. Until they stop being mindless vessels for their corporate bosses, they need to be exposed at every opportunity. I applaud Project Veritas for having the will, courage, and fortitude it has.

While I'm at it, stop giving Fedgov grants to law schools. The less lawyers we have, the less superfluous litigation. I'm sick of seeing ambulance chaser commercials that target those who MAY have had a negative reaction to so many life saving drugs. Ever notice they never mention studies of cause and affect (causality)?

Over 400 people will die tomorrow. How many of them were runners? Should Nike be sued for making more comfortable sneakers? How many of them ate kale and still keeled over from a heart attack? Best one: How many have died from second-hand smoke? Never been empirical evidence. America is the most litigious society on Earth. Why?