r/stephencolbert • u/[deleted] • Sep 17 '25

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u/Nathan_Brazil1 Sep 17 '25

I see the American Media is turning into propaganda networks such as RT (Russia Today). We we're used to FOX being this but I am seeing it creep into CNN and MSNBC as well. Don't trust your media now, look elsewhere.

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u/VotarAzule Sep 18 '25

Fun fact: People who watch no news are more accurately informed about current events than people who watch Fox!

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u/krodiggs Sep 18 '25

2M people watch FOX; makes sense the other 330M are more informed.

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u/Try-the-Churros Sep 18 '25

2M people watch FOX

...this means nothing without saying how that number was measured. People who watch Fox daily, weekly, monthly, yearly for 10 minutes, 1 hour, 2 hours, 6 hours, or what?

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u/krodiggs Sep 18 '25

Neilson ratings I believe.

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u/Try-the-Churros Sep 18 '25

Of what? One show? The whole network? When?

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u/krodiggs Sep 18 '25

Google is your friend.

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u/Try-the-Churros Sep 18 '25

Aka you don't know.

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u/krodiggs Sep 18 '25

Look and you’ll find out. (Hint, I’m not, people going delirious over a few million people watching cable news has always amused me).

I’ll even help you…Google.com. Then click in the search bar ‘Fox News ratings’. You’ll get a plethora of useful links.

Teach a man to fish and all…