Hey, I'm Brian Celter, live in New York, Happy Father's Day.

This is Reliable Sources, where we examine the story behind the story, and you know what

we do here.

We figure out what is reliable.

This hour, why Fox News is constantly ginning up fights about things that have nothing

to do with your daily life, David French is here with Insights, plus we are heading

to Hong Kong for the latest on this raid of a newsroom there, with editors now behind

bars and media advocates on edge, a representative from this newspaper will join me live.

And later, the first joint interview with L.A. Times owner, Patrick Sunchong, and his

newly hired editor, Kevin Marida, here about their plans to transform the L.A. Times,

coming up.

But first, why the January 6 attack stays in the news, why it remains a lead story after

all these months.

Donald Trump's media allies resent hearing about the insurrection.

They complain bitterly about the continued coverage.

You can hear it in Tucker Carlson's voice.

You can hear his resentment, but his and their attempts as an eye reality to rewrite history

to come up with some alternative inside job, the FBI made them do it, blame the feds, all

that stuff.

That is one of the reasons why the insurrection remains in the news.

University of Illinois professor Nicholas Grossman said it better than I could just other

down Twitter.

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