On the recordFebruary 23, 2021
When truth becomes a commodity to be traded upon for profit, and facts and consequences don't matter to those who report them, our democracy is undermined.
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congress.govWhen truth becomes a commodity to be traded upon for profit, and facts and consequences don't matter to those who report them, our democracy is undermined.
Mike Doyle emphasizes the dangers of prioritizing profit over truth in media.
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