Good morning everyone. I'm sure you all remember the type of coverage that Donald J.

Trump was getting for the last, well, eight years or longer. You might remember the media

was not very friendly towards him. Well, the media, interestingly, they're doing a bit of soul searching, it seems,

and they're looking at whether they misunderstand not just Trump, but frankly, why Americans like him?

Because like him or not, he just did win the popular vote, it seems.

And a lot of news outlets are saying, well, do we misunderstand

the American people? Does Trump understand something about them that we don't? Now look, this comes in

the way of Donald Trump being declared again the winner of the 2024 presidential elections,

and now the 47th president-elect of the United States. Now Now I'm curious what your thoughts are on the

examination the media is doing looking at themselves and whether you think they've been biased, let's say,

or frankly, it'll tell me, I'm curious, what do you think they're missing? What do you think the

media doesn't understand? Because I'm curious. But let's type in, I'll tell you what I think.

Now, first up on this soul-searching the media is doing, CNN said this.

They said, Donald Trump's return to power is a hinge point for the American media.

I'd say global media, right?

But they say it's in ways big, small, and to be determined.

His defeat of Kamala Harris is raising questions about the media's

credibility, influence, and audience. Some of the questions might not be answerable for years.

I'd argue otherwise. I think it's answerable immediately, but maybe the answers cannot be

accepted for years. But they continue stating, but journalists are asking each other what does this red wave

election say about the information environment in the United States, right?

Because look, what you've seen is a discrepancy between polling and officials and news outlets,

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