Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again. So today we are going to talk about

the news and we're going to talk about the process of just asking questions and we're

going to talk about a misconception that a lot of people have

about a particular news outlet and how that misconception can actually illustrate why it's not really an outlet you should

be consuming. It's not a secret that I'm not a fan of Fox News.

That's not like, you know, something I hide.

I'm very open about that.

But I have this message. You've been pushing against Fox a lot in your videos lately.

The only reason you're blank masters have you attacking them is because Fox is the only outlet willing to report on

things the mainstream media wants to ignore. They're the only outlet

informing real patriots, all caps.

Okay.

My masters, huh?

Yeah, it's totally unsurprising that the person who sent me a message trying to defend Fox News

managed to work in a slur.

That's not a surprise.

Okay. Okay, so the reason I don't like Fox is because they are very economical with the

more importantly they just ask questions.

They go through a process and it's called just asking questions and the purpose of doing this is to ask questions in a way that leads the viewer to believe

something that the outlet can't just come out and say because it's just

overtly false and they get called out on it. So what they do is they ask questions in a leading manner to get somebody to

the right conclusion. Are you aware of anybody that does that on Fox News? Can you think of why they would do that?

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