Many Americans, perhaps most, despise people with whom they disagree, and the reason for that is primarily the media both corporate and social

and you know i'm right the vitriol that we hear and see every day is beyond anything

ever experienced in this country.

Now, the essential problem is money.

So various corporations believe they can make money,

marketing a political point of view to a section of America,

which concurs with that point of view to a section of America which concurs with that point of view.

So facts, fairness, perspective, gone.

We want money and we're going to tell you what you want to hear.

That is very, very different than when I was studying journalism at Boston

University, you know, 40 years ago. I mean, it's just a stunning thing to watch over my

lifetime of journalism. Anyway, these corporations run from the top down,

which means if you dissent from the point of view you are being told to have,

you can kiss your career goodbye. Okay.

So I asked my staff to zero in on what is now the most liberal television operation in the United States of America, and that is NBC News owned by Comcast, and that is the News, owned by Comcast.

And that is the subject of this evening's Talking Points memo.

We begin with the CEO of Comcast.

His name is Brian Roberts.

He is 63 years old.

A lifer at Comcast, been there 33 years, based in Philadelphia.

Now, he runs the show.

He is the last word.

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