From the article:
—“Todd repeatedly called himself naive for not recognizing the pattern, itself an astounding statement that cast doubt on his fitness for office as host of Meet the Press.”—
Todd has either never heard or disregards this famous saying about journalism:
“If someone says it’s raining, and another person says it’s dry, it’s not your job to quote them both. Your job is to look out the fucking window and find out which is true.”
Let hope Todd, MSNBC and the rest of modern media decides to behave like real journalists in the time we have ahead of us where they still have the freedom to do so.
The Christmas Eve Confessions of Chuck Todd – PressThink
‘Round midnight on Christmas eve, Rolling Stone posted a short interview with Chuck Todd, host of “the longest running show on television,” NBC’s Meet the Press. Its contents were explosive, embarrassing, enraging, and just plain weird. Three years after Kellyanne Conway introduced the doctrine of “alternative facts” on his own program, a light went on for Chuck Todd.