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'It’s obvious that the networks are pouring their energy into confronting and criticizing the president
Evening newscasts on ABC, NBC and CBS are significantly more negative when referring to President Trump than Democratic nominee Joe Biden, according to a new study.
The Media Research Center analyzed every episode of “NBC Nightly News,” ABC’s “World News Tonight” and CBS’ “Evening News” from July 29 through October 20 and looked at how Trump and Biden were covered.
“It’s obvious that the networks are pouring their energy into confronting and criticizing the President, not equally covering both campaigns,” MRC research director Rich Noyes wrote.
The study found that Trump received 839 minutes of coverage with a whopping 92.4 percent of them being negative, while only 269 total minutes of airtime were devoted to Biden and only 34 percent were considered negative.
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Evening newscasts are negative about Trump 92 percent of the time: study
Evening newscasts on ABC, NBC and CBS are significantly more negative when referring to President Trump than Democratic nominee Joe Biden, according to a new study.
The Media Research Center analyzed every episode of “NBC Nightly News,” ABC’s “World News Tonight” and CBS’ “Evening News” from July 29 through October 20 and looked at how Trump and Biden were covered.
“It’s obvious that the networks are pouring their energy into confronting and criticizing the President, not equally covering both campaigns,” MRC research director Rich Noyes wrote.
The study found that Trump received 839 minutes of coverage with a whopping 92.4 percent of them being negative, while only 269 total minutes of airtime were devoted to Biden and only 34 percent were considered negative.
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Evening newscasts are negative about Trump 92 percent of the time: study