
08-15-2020, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted by davem4616
exactly.... we've actually stopped watching the news on television
If it wasn't for the movies we watch on occasion via Amazon Prime, or the DVD's we pop in, we wouldn't turn the set on
I have a weather app on my smartphone, so we get the weather....there are very few sports being televised, I can see my stock portfolio online
we still have the Daily Sun delivered, basically because my wife likes to do the crossword puzzle....all "the news" in that paper I've pretty much been made aware of the day before online
I felt that I could 'trust' the news back in the day when it was Huntley/Brinkley and Walter Cronkite....no longer
today every journalist wants to be the next Woodward and Burnstein ....(or whatever their names were)
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Do they still have news on TV? Who knew?
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