Back-to-back fatal collisions of two U.S. Navy destroyers in 2017 prompted a blame game that let to a fleet wide review of naval readiness. Sunday on Full Measure, I’ll have an exclusive television interview with one of the ship commanders […]
The White House is sharply criticizing a decision by a Seattle-area NPR station to stop airing the coronavirus task force press briefings. This as President Trump’s approval ratings match his record high, and his approval on handling coronavirus is even
It’s coming! First there was Stonewalled. Then, The Smear. Both New York Times Bestsellers. Now: “Slanted: How the News Media Taught Us to Love Censorship and Hate Journalism.” The pre-order page just went up. Thanks for supporting independent off-narrative journalism.
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In the latest unscientific poll of 1,200 respondents at SharylAttkisson.com, the vast majority said they blame China most for coronavirus. Ninety percent (90%) said China is most at fault. About 6% blamed “Mother Nature” or “Nobody.” One percent (1%) blamed
I asked the Centers for Disease Control about soap and hand sanitizer. Below are the responses. But the “quick take by Bloomberg” link has more specifics from Professor Palli Thordarson. Sharyl Attkisson: How long should someone wash hands? CDC: CDC
The following is an excerpt from an article in Daily Wire. Former CBS reporter Sharyl Attkisson had her lawyers send a letter to the New York Times demanding they correct the “false and defamatory” article titled “From Jerry Falwell Jr
New York Times and Peters publish multiple false statements At least two subjects have demanded retractions, corrections Peters changes Attkisson quote to suit a false narrative Peters objects to reporting of factually correct, complete list of U.S. coronavirus deaths UPDATE:
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As world deaths attributed to coronavirus pass nine thousand, the majority of people answering a SharylAttkisson.com poll (90%) say they are “not at all” concerned or they have “not much” concern that they could die from coronavirus. About 5% of
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