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The Great Newspaper Bailout

11/4/2009 5:23 PM ET
Liberals, politicians, journalists want Uncle Sam to save news with your tax dollars

19 Times Bigger than Enron, and the Networks Didn't See It Coming

7/16/2008 5:25 PM ET
Cooking the books but protected by powerful politicians, the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac financial crisis was seen a mile away by print media, but mostly overlooked by networks.

'Energy Independence Day': Take Two

7/2/2008 4:10 PM ET
Pelosi's July 4, 2007, pledge unfulfilled one year later while media still promote freedom from foreign power.

CBS Suggests Government Subsidies to Lower Gas Prices

6/25/2008 5:09 PM ET
'The Early Show' blames speculators for high prices again, and suggests countries like Venezuela 'doing a much better job.'

'Evening News' Blames Corn Prices on Floods, not Ethanol

6/12/2008 10:28 AM ET
CBS segment reports government estimates for this year's corn crop will be 10 percent lower than last year, but fails to mention effects of fuel subsidies on prices.

Econ 101: Old MacDonald Had a Subsidy

5/21/2008 3:07 PM ET
Veto-proof farm bill shows the power of politics to take and redistribute our money.

Ted Turner's Next Prophecy: Food Riots 'Going to be More Commonplace'

4/25/2008 4:47 PM ET
After forecasting cannibalism from global warming, media mogul-turned-U.N. Foundation chairman appears on CNBC and ties 'global climate change' to 'an ever-increasing population.'

Networks Ignore Government's Role in Ethanol-Driven Global Food Crisis

4/24/2008 8:41 AM ET
Food inflation and hunger riots tied to ethanol mandate U.S. politicians and journalists supported.

Burnett Ignores Ethanol's Role in Higher Food Prices

3/12/2008 11:06 AM ET
CNBC contributor blames 'energy prices and a weak dollar' for food inflation but neglects consequences of federal fuel mandates.

CNN's Gupta: 'Cheap' Corn Should Be Taxed to Fight Obesity

12/18/2007 2:42 PM ET
Medical correspondent presents tax on products with corn syrup as a convoluted solution to obesity and to 'offset' price of corn, ignoring that the price is already at an 11-year high.
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