Trust in media is at an all-time low. CNN claims it's because media is "under attack" by President Trump and Cousin Elon. CNN's Scott Jennings says it is because the media are failures at their jobs, suck at life, and can't mask their disdain for half the country (I'm paraphrasing). The fact that Jennings made this case while on CNN is the chef's kiss, and Exhibit Q why it'll be a sad day when he says something the slightest bit critical towards Trump and gets called controlled opposition because he used to work for Mitch McConnell.

Until such an unfortunate moment occurs, we here at the Louder with Crowder Dot Com website will continue to enjoy clips like this.

Quick backstory: A 60 Minutes producer resigned over a Trump lawsuit that stems from their Kamala Harris interview that was such a trainwreck, it was heavily edited to make her look less dunderbrained. The producer claims the lawsuit is preventing him from having the independence to shill for the Democrat Party like he wants to (I'm paraphrasing), and the CNN panel was lamenting media being under attack.

Jennings, who was recently praised by Joe Rogan for making everyone at CNN look retarded, proceeded to make everyone at CNN look...

A key reason why trust in the media is at an all-time low is that it has become apparent to mainstream, middle-of-the-road, apolitical Americans. We don't even need to point to the more partisan Russian collusion hoax. Or the "very fine people" hoax. Or the "insurrection" that wasn't an insurrection. We just have to point to the COVID lockdowns. Or how the media, after claiming that Joe Biden was the sharpest he's ever been, less than a year later, is admitting he was falling apart before our very eyes, now that the election is over and they can make money off of it.

Donald Trump and Cousin Elon weren't the ones who told us that illegal immigration wasn't a problem when it was, or that our struggles with the economy weren't real. Even Dwight Schrute can see that.

If the media wants to know why they are "under attack" and why so many Americans hate them, they should spend less time expecting Taylor Swift to get involved in politics and more time listening to her music. "Hi. It's me. I'm the problem. It's me."

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