Do Your Job, Journalist?

I think journalists need to ask more questions instead of making assumptions. I have this mem here, which, i don't know if you can see, yif thataae. It's a meam of what journalism used to be. So my point, i must say, is right into the camera, journalist, do your jobs. Do your job. Don't trust what they tell you. Bite the hand that feeds you. That's what we do. We project fara. And stop editorializing. Yes, i mean, yes,. i mean, wa puting, you knowt the legal tradition sidei just oltly, but, h, i'm sure, sir