Staff Reports
Former CNN anchor Brian Stelter, the self-proclaimed champion of liberal media, just couldn’t resist downplaying the interview between former President Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson. Apparently, in Stelter’s mind, the interview was a “total flop.” Well, it seems like Stelter is just bitter that Trump continues to dominate the political arena and make waves. Sorry, Stelter, but your attempt to diminish the significance of this interview falls flat.
Stelter had the audacity to claim that Trump’s attempt to counterprogram the debate by airing his interview before GOP candidates hit the stage “didn’t really work.” Newsflash, Stelter: Trump doesn’t need your approval. His interview stood on its own, capturing the attention of millions of viewers. But of course, Stelter wouldn’t want to recognize that fact, as it contradicts his narrative of Trump’s supposed irrelevance.
In his usual whiny tone, Stelter claimed that by the end of the debate, it was as if Trump’s interview “never happened.” Oh, how convenient for Stelter to conveniently forget the impact that interview had on the American people. It seems like he’s desperately clinging to the hope that people will forget about Trump and move on. Sorry, Stelter, but Trump still has a strong following that can’t be erased by your biased reporting.
Stelter also had the nerve to question the number of views the interview received. He dismissed the widespread popularity of the interview, calling it “irrelevant.” Well, Stelter, the numbers don’t lie. Trump and Carlson have a massive fanbase, and their interview resonated with millions of people. Stelter’s attempt to downplay the interview’s success is just another example of his disconnect from reality.
But here’s the real truth that Stelter conveniently ignores: Elon Musk’s social media platform, X, is changing the media landscape forever. Unlike traditional outlets like CNN, X offers raw and honest insights without any corporate filters or censorship. It’s no wonder users are devouring the content on X. Stelter can’t comprehend the fact that people are tired of the biased narratives pushed by mainstream media outlets like his former employer.
So, while Stelter continues to spew his biased opinions and attempt to minimize the impact of Trump’s interview, the American people see through his agenda. Trump’s interview with Carlson was a success, and it further solidified his position as the frontrunner in the GOP. Sorry, Stelter, but your attempts at downplaying Trump’s influence won’t work. The American people know better.
