- He said it happens at MSNBC and CNN too, “they’re not thinking about anything. They already know their reaction and they gotta come in with it really quick” because it’s got to get in people’s phones before another news outlet. “It’s entertainment.”
- Rogan agreed and said it’s “entertainment disguised as news for minimally engaged, casual viewers.”
- “Because it’s not really people that are completely locked in for the most part,” the host explained. “Most people are just flipping through the channels and you know something outrageous … [hearing a reporter criticizing someone as bad for America.] But if you don’t say that they aren’t going to pay attention.”
