RE: Trump Misspells "Libel" in Furious Erratic Outburst
Came here to speak about the "distraction game" that you get to at the end of the article. This all strikes me as distraction theater, and milking some unsustainably distracting goose.
That being said -- what are your thoughts on the fact that, for better or worse, having this segment as part of your show is in some sense participating in trying to play the same game -- isn't it? Is there a valid way to get away from talking about all this twitter-typo and libel lawsuit fluff, while still speaking to the fact that Brett Kavanaugh has numerous sexual assault accusations -- or does the act of the president (arguably the loudest voice in any room) twitter-shouting about nonsense obfuscate the real discussion so substantially that you can't really get away from it?
I have discussed the latest Kavanaugh stories on my show, so I think we can do both
Have you investigated / reviewed any differences in analytics on viewership for, say:
Or do you find that, since that's a message that's being delivered by the 'big hitters' in MSM, that it's almost a requirement that you speak to those minor points as well as the important bits?
I would imagine you and your team have, maybe not a strong 'formula', but, 'understanding' of how to compile your show. It's more that, on a personal level, I have a hard time maintaining attention when conversation starts to swirl around the Twitters.
(Thanks for responding, btw.)