A man who was arrested for threatening a Burger King employee with a gun for not accepting drugs as payment has been sentenced to over a century in prison.

Sharyl Attkisson on Gab: 'Eight years ago, journalism changed for the worse. Despite the best efforts of both his Democrat and Republican party enemies, as well as most of the news media and Big Tech platforms, political newcomer Donald Trump was barreling toward a popular election victory. On August 7, 2016, New York Times writer Jim Rutenberg wrote the quiet part out loud: the newspaper would no longer pretend to cover Trump objectively. In an article titled “Trump is Testing the Norms of Objectivity in Journalism,” Rutenberg announced that normal journalism ethical guidelines were being suspended to cover a candidate the newspaper said was uniquely dangerous. This signal from the newspaper copied around the world gave the green light to all media organizations to do the same—and they largely did. Read more: https://sharylattkisson.substack.com/p/media-mistakes-in-reporting-on-donald'

A shocking exchange occurred on Univision’s Linea de Fuego (Firing Line), during host Luis Carlos Vélez’s exchange with Maca Casado, Director of Hispanic Media for the Harris-Walz campaign. Under pressure from Velez over the Harris campaign’s use of fake headlines in their Google ads, Casado flippantly told Velez that this was pretty commonplace. Watch as Casado refuses to say whether the practice is right or wrong: