The Megyn Kelly Show Glenn Greenwald on Trump and the media, MSNBC, and Edward Snowden | Ep. 1
Sep 28, 2020
In this engaging discussion, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald shares insights on the evolution of 'Resistance Journalism' amid the Trump Era. He delves into the impact of media biases and the sensationalism surrounding dissenting views. Greenwald reflects on his experience with Edward Snowden and critiques media hypocrisy on issues like blackface. The conversation explores the challenges of maintaining journalistic integrity and the implications of political bias on public trust, all while advocating for open dialogue in today's media landscape.
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Snowden Leak
- Glenn Greenwald's career took off when Edward Snowden leaked NSA documents to him.
- He felt excited and scared, flying to Hong Kong for the risky exchange.
Resistance Journalism
- Many journalists believe they're performing fearless journalism like Greenwald's Snowden reporting.
- However, they often prioritize political agendas over objectivity.
MSNBC's Trump Bump
- Megyn Kelly recounts a conversation with Lawrence O'Donnell where he admitted MSNBC was struggling before Trump.
- Trump's presidency inadvertently boosted their ratings.