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Controversial Topics In Politics
One of the most controversial topics in politics today is Trump wanting to build a wall between Mexico and the U.S., to decrease illegal immigrants coming to the U.S.. Now a lot of people are for and against this proposal. This controversy has brought a lot of news media’s attentions. For example, Fox news is known to have a conservative perspective towards Trump. Where as CNN is known to have a more liberal perspective, but with the exception on some issues they can be a bit conservative. As of this topic, CNN is seen to have a liberal perspective.
“Trump makes deals all the time, it’ll be a great deal.” says the talking wall. CNN politics made a video showing the process of proposing a bill. They state that if Trump gets elected as …show more content…
Fox News showed an interview between the O'Reilly Factor and Trump, and the interviewer had asked Donald Trump what he wanted to say to President Vicente. In response Trump said “Get your money ready, because you’re going to pay for the wall.” When the interviewer had asked this they gave Trump the opportunity to say something to the President of Mexico in front of all the american viewers. This in a way promotes Trump. The interviewer himself had said if Trump's wife were on the ballot he would have voted for her, as a “joke”. When the interviewer says this it shows viewers that he has an intention to possibly vote for Trump, because he was giving compliments to the family. When Fox News airs this on their channel they also have that same opinion as the interviewer. If they didn’t they wouldn’t have aired this interview on their channel in the first place.
I believe that CNN targeted their audience better than Fox News had. I say this because CNN had a more liberal perspective. Which made their video apply to everyone, without such a high bias against or for Trump’s proposal. Whereas Fox was easily analyzed as a more conservative bias. When they make their perspective more bias, it only attracts certain people to their channel because not everyone would agree with their perspective on the
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