By watching and sharing this film as widely as you can, you will be helping to educate others about the dangers of these weaponized media platforms being operated by @FoxNews, Alex Jones, Rush Limbaugh and many other bad actors who seek a more bellicose and “dumbed down” public that is constantly being told to be angry at everything - rarely understanding that the real objective is to steer them toward voting for hyper-partisan issues and candidates.
The more people this film reaches, the less power they will have to do that. At the same same time, you’ll be contributing to Ms Senko’s next projects, all aimed at reforming our media and preventing this kind propaganda in our society. We don’t just hope you to watch and learn from this film. We hope you to get others to watch and learn from it. And thank you for that.
Hannity was treated in Texas like a member of the Administration because he virtually is one. The same can be said of Fox’s chairman, Rupert Murdoch. Fox has long been a bane of liberals, but in the past two years many people who watch the network closely, including some Fox alumni, say that it has evolved into something that hasn’t existed before in the United States. Nicole Hemmer, an assistant professor of Presidential studies at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center and the author of “Messengers of the Right,” a history of the conservative media’s impact on American politics, says of Fox, “It’s the closest we’ve come to having state TV.”
