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‘it’s very, very good for business if the president attacks you’ – msnbc’s lawrence o\'donnell
by：Yovog
2023-09-12
Television news is just a show, and no one knows this better than news anchor, expert, and producer and writer Lawrence O\'Donnell of NBC\'s political drama West Wing.
On Monday, O\'Donnell told the live online channel Cheddar that he hoped President Trump would attack him publicly.
Because in his own words: \"If the president attacks you, it is very, very good for business.
MSNBC\'s second O\'Donnell
The top-rated host behind Rachel Mado also told the live broadcast that he thought President Trump focused the attack on CNN because of the low ratings on CNN, which he claimed, \"Pay people to defend Trump \".
But when it comes to chasing these
Important Ratings, MSNBC has a trick.
Another host at O\'Donnell, Rachel McDo, often uses crocodile tears when seeking ratings, most recently to pass a report on the Trump administration\'s isolation and detention of illegal immigrant children
For people in the news industry, ratings are often ahead of the truth.
Last year, the conservative watchdog group Project filmed a secret interview with CNN producer John Bonifield.
In front of the camera, Bonifeld admitted that the statement \"Trump colluded with Russia\" was \"mostly bull * t\" and \"there is no real evidence \".
However, Bonifield pointed out that the story of the \"bulls\" is \"good for business\" and said that thanks to Trump, \"Our ratings are incredible now.
\"Just like this story is shared with friends!
On Monday, O\'Donnell told the live online channel Cheddar that he hoped President Trump would attack him publicly.
Because in his own words: \"If the president attacks you, it is very, very good for business.
MSNBC\'s second O\'Donnell
The top-rated host behind Rachel Mado also told the live broadcast that he thought President Trump focused the attack on CNN because of the low ratings on CNN, which he claimed, \"Pay people to defend Trump \".
But when it comes to chasing these
Important Ratings, MSNBC has a trick.
Another host at O\'Donnell, Rachel McDo, often uses crocodile tears when seeking ratings, most recently to pass a report on the Trump administration\'s isolation and detention of illegal immigrant children
For people in the news industry, ratings are often ahead of the truth.
Last year, the conservative watchdog group Project filmed a secret interview with CNN producer John Bonifield.
In front of the camera, Bonifeld admitted that the statement \"Trump colluded with Russia\" was \"mostly bull * t\" and \"there is no real evidence \".
However, Bonifield pointed out that the story of the \"bulls\" is \"good for business\" and said that thanks to Trump, \"Our ratings are incredible now.
\"Just like this story is shared with friends!
