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"A lot of media people are afraid of Donald Trump—afraid of his retaliatory powers, afraid of what he might say or do about their product, so he’s made a lot of money….The state of the media today is so much different than it was just a mere decade ago, and certainly vastly different than it was at its inception, its modern inception. We're a long ways from John Chancellor and Huntley and Brinkley and Walter Cronkite. We're a long ways from networks that were the only three things that people saw on TV. It's so spread out today. There's so much, when you say the word media today, a lot of different people have a different version of what the media is to them. Some people think, a lot of people think, the media is their phone. You know, if you've been in the business a long time, it's shocking what has happened to the concept of media in this country,” says veteran columnist Mike Barnicle as he joins Way Too Early with Ali Vitali to discuss the latest Trump news.
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"A lot of media people are afraid of Donald Trump—afraid of his retaliatory powers, afraid of what he might say or do about their product, so he’s made a lot of money….The state of the media today is so much different than it was just a mere decade ago, and certainly vastly different than it was at its inception, its modern inception. We're a long ways from John Chancellor and Huntley and Brinkley and Walter Cronkite. We're a long ways from networks that were the only three things that people saw on TV. It's so spread out today. There's so much, when you say the word media today, a lot of different people have a different version of what the media is to them. Some people think, a lot of people think, the media is their phone. You know, if you've been in the business a long time, it's shocking what has happened to the concept of media in this country,” says veteran columnist Mike Barnicle as he joins Way Too Early with Ali Vitali to discuss the latest Trump news.
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