Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again. And tonight we have Ford Fisher from

News to Share, possibly one of the most annoyingly ethical journalists I know.

Ford, you want to tell them anything about yourself?

Sure, so as Boa just pointed out, I have a very specific kind of formula to my journalism.

I do live stream and raw footage on my outlet news to share. So sometimes you'll see on my own personal kind of wall, you know, I have opinions. I certainly have them, but as far as my actual news coverage of events is concerned, I basically use raw video that has very very little of my own even speaking in the content.

It's just video that shows exactly the thing happening and live stream that shows the thing happening beginning to end.

And I think that that's an unusual formula in today's day and age where a lot of journalism is about kind of postulating and opinions and thinking, you know,

CNN will kind of be like, we are objective because we have someone on the right and

we have someone on the left and we're sticking Anderson Cooper in the

middle of them and so since we have three people talking instead of just one what

you're left with is truth and I wouldn't say that you know it's truth, it's just three people's opinions instead of one.

So, what I do tries to present kind of a new formula and I think that it's one that is popular with the people who watch it.

I think that in general the concept of truth is one that seems to be kind of

evolving in the media and what they think of it. And so I've come up with my method of

bringing it to people other people can have theirs in good faith but but that's

how I go about it and it has it's worked out for you. You've had your footage used like everywhere pretty much.

Right. So I mean this is part of why I think it's important as well is that it's really a building

block to begin the conversation.

So when I say, oh my footage is pure truth, it's pure raw video, you know, I'm just putting

out this is the video of the thing happening.

I'm not trying to tell people that that's all they should have to sort of think about.

There are more steps from there.

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