One Year Later

Can the media objectively cover the Trump administration?

Americans' trust in the media had declined before the 2016 election but with Trump's attack on the free press and claims of "fake news" the assault on the press has intensified.

By Jennifer Rubin • Nov 28, 2017 • 1 min read

Americans' trust in the media had declined before the 2016 election but with Trump's attack on the free press and claims of "fake news" the assault on the press has intensified. Is it possible for the mainstream media to cover the president objectively or does that mean complicity?

Jennifer Rubin
Washington Post
Sara Fay
Former producer of Left, Right and Center
Quinn O'Toole
managing producer
Katie Cooper
Producer, 'One year Later'
Stuart N. Brotman
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
McKay Coppins
staff writer for the Atlantic
Kurt Bardella
political commentator

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One Year Later

Can the media objectively cover the Trump administration?

Americans' trust in the media had declined before the 2016 election but with Trump's attack on the free press and claims of "fake news" the assault on the press has intensified.

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One Year Later

Can the media objectively cover the Trump administration?

Americans' trust in the media had declined before the 2016 election but with Trump's attack on the free press and claims of "fake news" the assault on the press has intensified.

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