A new name in cable news
Joanne Lipman, Michael Calderone and Edward Felsenthal preview the launch of Al Jazeera America.
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More news networks are a good.We need as many views as we can get on a story. I also agree that current news stories are so opinionated.I just want the news not people opinions. The only thing we need to watch out for is propaganda.
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I've checked out the station. So far it's just straight-forward news. No propaganda.
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I'm been reading Al Jazeera online for about a year. It provides stellar coverage and remarkable insights, especially regarding issues in the so-called third world countries. I look forward to watching the new cable network and I suggest you do the same, Tim. I think you'll enjoy it.
We can thank Al Gore and the Democrats for assisting this terrorist network in getting into the American media markets. The leftist media has been long in bed with the Democrats. It appears the American-hating Democrats want to add Mideast terrorists to their propaganda peddling.