Hey, I'm Brian Stelter, live in New York, and this is Reliable Sources, where we examine

the story behind the story, and we try to figure out what is reliable these days.

This hour, we're going to dissect Trump's post-Presidential media blitz and those hugging

and kissing comments.

Why is he calling into all these shows?

Plus, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, on a new study that finds bias in COVID-19 coverage and new

trouble for the Murdoch family.

I'll have an exclusive interview with one of the lawyers who filed a Dominion's lawsuit

against Fox News.

Lots of questions for him, Oliver Darcy and others are also coming up in just a few minutes.

But first, the press and the President.

Let's talk about President Biden's priorities versus the media's priorities versus the

public's priorities.

Should they be aligned?

Is the White House press corps pressing Biden on the American people's top concerns?

And if not, why not?

Those questions were brought into stark relief when everyone heard their questions, there's

the White House press corps, at Thursday's presidential press conference.

The press focused so many questions on immigration and on the filibuster, and there was really

widespread criticism of the performance of the journalists in the room, specifically

on how their questions ignored problems that Americans really clearly care about.

Here's the data from Pew Research earlier this year showing that front and center on

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