TarantulaC

Another disaster from the braintrusts at 60 minutes. How can this even be passed off as journalism. It is activism in disguise. Whatever shred of credibility the show had, has completely evaporated.

The segment on crypto, especially BitCoin, was laughable to anyone who understands the blockchain. The people interviewed really didn't seem to have any grasp on how crypto could be used to support their premise. It was a long shot but it looked as though the hosts were grasping at straws.

It's sad to see network television implode before our very eyes. Sadly most network news or "investigative journalism" is pushing a narrative.

Sad, so very sad.

Once agains this needs to be filed under the this has aged unbelievably horrible category. I gave an extra star as the worst Hollywood scriptwriters couldn't have pulled off anything this bad. It takes something very special to come up with anything this pernicious.

Basically the cast at MSNBC and friends are not engaging in any journalism whatsoever. There were no serious legal opinions to back to their claims throughout. Yes, I managed to get through all ten episodes. Although it seems very few watched due to the complete lack of ratings.

You can now see why NBC will have no corporate connection to either MSNBC or CNBC. Effectively they are on the chopping block for next to nothing.

...let's face it, Hasan Minhaj's target audience are progressives. His premise for this episode was based on not ignoring the Asian vote. A very good premise as you certainly do not want to take anyone for granted.

So he is correct, hence the extra star. Sadly his reasoning for this is built on extremely faulty logic. This is the basic rationale of why the episode falls incredibly flat and aged unbelievably poorly. On top of that, the interviews were carefully cherry picked. There was no room for an intelligent voice of dissenting views.

Fast forward to 2024 and his premise for the show was the demise of the party Hasan is openly cheering for.