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Brian Stelter

CNN's chief media correspondent and host of Reliable Sources. He's known for his expertise in cable news and media analysis.

Top 10 podcasts with Brian Stelter

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9 snips
Oct 1, 2023 • 1h 19min

Fox News’s Succession Battle, Breaking Up Amazon, and Twitter CEO’s Disastrous Q&A

Brian Stelter, an author and media journalist, joins Offline to discuss Rupert Murdoch's retirement and the future of Fox News. The hosts also cover the writer's strike, the FTC's investigation into Amazon, and a perplexing interview with X CEO Linda Yaccarino. They explore the compromise on AI in writer rooms, the risks of voice spoofing, and potential transformations in Fox News under new leadership. The relationship between Fox News and Donald Trump, the impact of the network on public opinion, and the need for improvement in American news media are also discussed.
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Nov 14, 2023 • 32min

Rupert’s Retirement and Fox’s Place in Hollywood

Brian Stelter joins Matt to discuss Fox's relationship with Hollywood after Rupert's retirement, including their profitable deals with the NFL and ad-supported TV service Tubi. They also explore Fox News as a business, challenges faced by Fox Nation in building a niche news streaming service, and opinions on NFL football broadcast and Tom Brady's potential involvement.
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6 snips
Sep 9, 2024 • 30min

Media Monday: Stelteritis & Pre-Debate Jitters

Brian Stelter, a veteran journalist renowned for his media insights, joins Jon Kelly and Peter to discuss his return to CNN amid its evolving landscape. They examine the challenges CNN faces and analyze the implications of his comeback for traditional media. The conversation shifts to the highly anticipated Harris-Trump debate, emphasizing its significance as a pivotal moment for both candidates. Stelter shares key insights into debate dynamics, pressures on candidates, and what this moment could mean for the upcoming election.
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6 snips
Mar 30, 2023 • 57min

Brian Stelter thinks the news has a reliability problem

Brian Stelter, former host of CNN’s Reliable Sources and author of Hoax, dives into the reliability crisis in modern media. He discusses the implications of the Dominion Voting Systems lawsuit against Fox News and whether it signifies a turning point for journalistic integrity. Stelter reflects on the intertwined nature of news and entertainment, particularly how political figures like Trump shape public perception. He emphasizes the need for responsible journalism in a landscape rife with misinformation and the pressures that lead networks to prioritize sensationalism.
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4 snips
Jul 10, 2024 • 1h 41min

7/10/24: Dems Fracture Over Biden Drop Out, Jon Stewart Unloads On Dems, Neurologist Says Biden Clear Parkinson's, Kamala Surges Against Trump, Biden DOJ War On UAW Over Gaza

Brian Stelter, a former CNN media correspondent and current Vanity Fair special correspondent, joins the discussion on the fractures within the Democratic Party over Biden's potential dropout. The conversation dives into a neurologist's alarming evaluation of Biden's health and the implications for his re-election bid. Jon Stewart critiques the party's leadership and bold moves by Kamala Harris against Trump. The episode also highlights the Biden administration's struggles with media narratives and the ongoing tensions within labor politics.
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May 28, 2024 • 26min

How Fox News Fabricated a Toxic Lie for Trump—and Why It’s So Alarming

Brian Stelter joins to discuss how Fox News fabricated a false narrative about the FBI planning to use lethal force at Mar-a-Lago under Biden. They explore the dangerous consequences of pro-Trump propaganda in a hypothetical second term, media vulnerabilities to government pressure, and the risk of disengagement from critical news coverage.
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Nov 20, 2023 • 1h 3min

The Fox News ‘Lying Tax,’ Tucker and More with Brian Stelter

Brian Stelter, former host of CNN’s Reliable Sources and author of "Network of Lies," dives into the chaotic world of Fox News and its recent controversies. He reveals the implications of Tucker Carlson's firing, the fallout from Dominion and Smartmatic lawsuits, and the ethical responsibilities of media figures. Stelter also discusses the succession dynamics within Rupert Murdoch's empire and the challenges faced by CNN. With insider insights, he highlights the ongoing struggle between journalistic integrity and audience loyalty amidst a landscape rife with misinformation.
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Sep 15, 2024 • 1h 9min

Episode 2598 CWSA 09/15/24

Matt Walsh, a political commentator known for his bold views, joins Peter Thiel, the influential entrepreneur and investor, and Brian Stelter, a former CNN journalist. They dive deep into the credibility of polling as the 2024 election looms and dissect how media bias shapes public perception. The trio also explores provocative theories about gravity and the simulated nature of our reality. From Trump's portrayal in the news to the intertwining of political commentary with mental health, this conversation shines a light on today's most pressing issues.
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Sep 21, 2023 • 19min

Why did Rupert Murdoch just leave his media empire?

Longtime Murdoch family watcher, Brian Stelter, discusses Rupert Murdoch's retirement and the implications for his media empire. Speculations include leadership vacuum, recent actions, potential legal concerns, consequences for Fox, and the future of the Murdoch empire.
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Oct 23, 2024 • 1h 17min

The Rise of Fox News | 6. What Hath We Wrought?

Brian Stelter, Chief media analyst for CNN, teams up with former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly for some candid discussions about the media landscape. They delve into the manipulative strategies of Fox during the 2004 election, revealing how the network prioritized ratings over ethics. The conversation also scrutinizes the fallout from sexual harassment allegations against O'Reilly and the culture of silence that allowed such behavior to thrive. Listeners get a compelling look at the intersection of media, politics, and the responsibility of journalists.