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Joy-Ann Reid, on Wajahat Ali's Left Hook Podcast, offered possible context behind Hasan Piker's interview with MSNOW's Symone Sanders-Townsend and Eugene Daniels. She explained that in order for a host to have an interview with someone like Hasan Piker, someone mainstream media had manufactured to be a controversial figure,... the entire network has to clear the interview, including the president of the network: "I promise you: I would not have been able to book Hasan Piker. Period. There is a zero percent chance, particularly once it was no longer Rashida Jones. The new lady's [Rebecca Kutler] ideology is IDENTICAL to Bari Weiss. When you book a big interview, management weighs in on the interview. When I interviewed Nancy Pelosi, there was a whole big meeting with management and everyone sits around and they workshop the interview with you because they want to make sure that the interview is going to be to the standards of the network. Assume there was a meeting like that and that interview [Hasan's interview] was shaped by management. So, before you throw those two people under the bus, know that there was a meeting with the top of the network and that the network has the same ideology as CBS News."show more

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Фото профиля It's politics

It's politics23 часов назад

@DannyByGaslight @WajahatAli Joy spitting facts as usual 🔥

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Rigels_Child 💫✨🔥23 часов назад

@WajahatAli Thats not how media is meant to wk. ur media is state run w private biz branding n talking heads. Its not journalism when editors micro manage narrative. To hold pwr accountable is their job.

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Anne Josephine21 часов назад

@WajahatAli This is really important behind-the-scenes proof more people should see.

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idk, man.20 часов назад

@WajahatAli (I have one request that plz feel free to ignore: could you break up large chunks of text by occasionally skipping a line? The way Twitter prints large chunks of text, can make it difficult for ppl w dyslexia to read, and skipping a line here or there makes it much easier 💜)

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