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A Fox employee said executives at the network said they wanted to purposely air 'grievance' to 'get people boiled up'
The driving narrative, an employee suggested, was one that made viewers believe they're in danger.
"They're coming for you, the Blacks are coming for you, the Mexicans are coming for you," the employee told The Times.
Executives at Fox News indicated to employees that they wanted to push a narrative that focused on "grievance,"
One current Fox employee said the network execs had a goal to highlight "the grievance, the stuff that would get people boiled up."
The driving narrative, the employee suggested, was one that made viewers believe they're in danger. "They're coming for you, the Blacks are coming for you, the Mexicans are coming for you," the employee told The Times.
Media Matters, a nonprofit media watchdog, has published reports accusing Fox News of fearmongering across a variety of issues, from terrorism at the southern border to critical race theory to the coronavirus pandemic.
Polls have previously indicated that people who watch Fox News are likelier to believe former President Donald Trump's unsubstantiated claim that the 2020 presidential election was stolen. They're also more likely to believe in vaccine misinformation.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/a...id=EMMX&cvid=4730d088ee6b4bc4a8add62f291cec78
The driving narrative, an employee suggested, was one that made viewers believe they're in danger.
"They're coming for you, the Blacks are coming for you, the Mexicans are coming for you," the employee told The Times.
Executives at Fox News indicated to employees that they wanted to push a narrative that focused on "grievance,"
One current Fox employee said the network execs had a goal to highlight "the grievance, the stuff that would get people boiled up."
The driving narrative, the employee suggested, was one that made viewers believe they're in danger. "They're coming for you, the Blacks are coming for you, the Mexicans are coming for you," the employee told The Times.
Media Matters, a nonprofit media watchdog, has published reports accusing Fox News of fearmongering across a variety of issues, from terrorism at the southern border to critical race theory to the coronavirus pandemic.
Polls have previously indicated that people who watch Fox News are likelier to believe former President Donald Trump's unsubstantiated claim that the 2020 presidential election was stolen. They're also more likely to believe in vaccine misinformation.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/a...id=EMMX&cvid=4730d088ee6b4bc4a8add62f291cec78
