Videos tagged with Mainstream Media

This video features Nick Shirley discussing how mainstream media outlets employ labels like 'MAGA YouTuber' or 'fascist' to de-legitimize his work as a journalist, rather than using accurate professional titles. Shawn Ryan adds that the overuse of such derogatory terms has diluted their impact, ironically protecting actual wrongdoers. The discussion highlights tactics used to control narratives and discredit opposing viewpoints.

This entry synthesizes insights from a discussion between Megyn Kelly and Shawn Ryan, focusing on the decline of mainstream media, the impact of the #MeToo movement, and personal career reflections. Kelly, drawing on her background as a former litigator and prime-time anchor, offers a critical perspective on legacy media institutions and the evolving media landscape. The discussion touches upon her experiences at Fox News, interactions with prominent figures, and the rise of independent content creators.

This YouTube video, titled "The Bigger Liar? CNN or Putin?", appears to be a short-form content piece focusing on media bias and the credibility of news sources, particularly contrasting CNN and Vladimir Putin. The description includes hashtags related to mainstream media and trust, along with a call to action for a WPS app and website. Based on the provided information, there are no direct mentions of firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or specific firearm-related topics, applications, or gear.

This video critically analyzes mainstream media coverage of gun control in California. The creator argues that certain media outlets are feigning a loss of faith in gun control's effectiveness as a "trap" to push for more extreme legislation. The video encourages viewers to "watch the other hand" and understand the underlying agenda behind these reports. It references a New York Times article discussing California's gun laws and mass shootings.

This video critically examines the Gun Violence Archive (GVA) as a data source, particularly its use by mainstream media and legal entities. The speaker argues that the GVA manipulates data by broadly defining 'mass shooting' to include incidents like gang violence, which inflates statistics and serves a gun control agenda. The video highlights that the GVA originated from a 'provocation' project by Slate Magazine and lacks full-time employees, raising concerns about its methodology and credibility when cited by organizations like the Supreme Court and CNN.

This video critically analyzes President Biden's claims regarding firearm deaths among youth, contrasting them with data from a CDC study and NBC News reports. It highlights how statistics can be selectively presented to support a gun control agenda, particularly by including 18-19 year olds in 'youth' demographics to inflate firearm death numbers relative to vehicular deaths. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the 'why' behind such claims and encourages viewers to critically examine data presented by politicians and media.

Nutnfancy's Ukraine Promo Pt 2 shifts the discussion from direct firearm demonstrations to geopolitical commentary regarding the conflict in Ukraine. The video emphasizes that the situation is dynamic and encourages viewers to seek further information off YouTube on UGETube, highlighting concerns about mainstream media propaganda. It questions the extent to which the conflict should involve the US and touches upon the challenges faced by platforms like UGETube in maintaining free speech.

This video discusses Kyle Rittenhouse's announced intention to sue media companies, celebrities, and politicians for defamation. It outlines the legal basis for defamation claims, including libel and slander, and the elements required to prove such a case. The speaker also explores the potential for a malicious prosecution claim against the state prosecutors involved in Rittenhouse's trial.

This video analyzes the potential legal actions Kyle Rittenhouse could take against mainstream media outlets and President Biden for defamation, as well as against state prosecutors for malicious prosecution. The speaker, identifying as a firearms instructor, explains the elements of a defamation claim and how they might apply to statements made about Rittenhouse. The discussion also touches upon the legal concept of malicious prosecution and prosecutorial misconduct.

This podcast episode discusses the perceived influence of Big Tech and mainstream media in presidential elections, specifically mentioning the desire to pick Joe Biden. The host asserts that the election is not yet decided and plans to explain why. The description also lists various alternative news sources, a website, training services, and social media platforms associated with the host, GunGuyTV, and its founder, Joel Persinger, who is also an NRA Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor.

This video argues that mainstream media outlets, even those perceived as anti-gun like MSNBC, understand the fundamental importance of the Second Amendment. It posits that the ability of citizens to own firearms is intrinsically linked to their ability to resist oppressive government control, drawing a parallel to the situation in Venezuela where restricted gun ownership allows the ruling party to maintain power. The speaker suggests that media opposition to the Second Amendment may stem from a desire to disarm the populace, thereby enabling corporate interests to exert greater control over both the government and the people.

This video, featuring a statement from Colion Noir, asserts that the mainstream media has a vested interest in mass shootings, suggesting they actively create the conditions or profile for future perpetrators. The description directly criticizes media coverage and its potential impact on societal events, implying a problematic relationship between reporting and real-world violence.