i wanna know too

>best
>news corporation

If you're asking where I get my news, I would say independent news sources, my local newspaper, and Reuters.

There isn't one, which is why you should use multiple sources.

Fox News.

Fox News

and from the king of news media

Right now my favorite is china daily.

BBC, AFP, Reuters, wikileaks.
Generally use multiple sources and your common sense, distrust everything.....don't assume something is lying because it's not what you want to hear, don't assume something is true because it is. Ignore everything in newspapers/agencies except the solid facts.

>>282063
But if only Fox news is reporting on DEATH CAMPS how will you ever learn about them?

I use Google News to source my News. Multiple sources and a huge distrust of all of them.

The BBC and the Daily Show.

Combination of BBC, Al Jazeera and wiki

>>282078
What's ironic about what you just said is that John Stewart's show has more journalistic integrity than most other popular pundits "fox news" but doesnt get treated with respect in an argument because he's a comedian.

Well if I had to pick one it would be the BBC

>>282099
>>282078
This is what Libfags actually believe.
You are truly mentally ill.

>>282114
Check out Newt Gingrich's interview with john stewart. or that death panel republican cunt.

then come back here and apologize

I watch ZERO news on TV. All my News comes from multiple sources off the Internet.

>>282099
To be fair, Stewart DOES have a modest amount of intellectual and insightful commentary on current events on his show. That being said, I don't believe he could be trusted as a real news source.

>>282131
He's definitely the best, most informed political interviewer on television and while he is a bit left of center, as any sane person is, he's not an asshole about it. As long as someone doesn't come on the show trying to bullshit him they're going to be able to walk away with their dignity intact. I love, say, when Mike Huckabee is a guest because while he and Stewart are diametrically opposed the interview is always affable and fun and everyone gets a chance to make an argument that sticks. Try having Michael Moore on Sean Hannity and see how much respect he gets.

>>282151
I appreciate your rational response. I wish other had as much tact as you good sir.

With that being said, his show's appeal is the calling out of the hypocritical bs thats plaguing politics. And for what it's worth, he's always been able to hold his own against his invited guests in calling out their bs.

Fox News

>>282131
no

>>282195

>>282156
>>Michael Moore
>>deserving respect

LOL

>>282207
more than this guy ever does

bump

>>282190
>>282037
>>282050

>>282276
>>my ideas are summed up by image macros made on 4chan

Has to be the BBC. The licensing law that UK citizens pay for means that no other corporation can threaten to take away funding if they say anything harmful or voice an opinion that somone wouldn't agree with.

They're generally as unbiased as you can get.

>>282283
makes more sense than what ever you're saying

>>282284
>they're unbiased because they agree with the majority and don't publish anything radical

Your logic is flawed, bro. I do consider the BBC to be relatively unbiased, but that's rather poor reasoning.

>>282291
>>what ever

>>282284
The are pro muslim.

Fox News: Calling out radicals who hate America since the 18th century.

Fox News.

>>282326
Would you say channel 4 are anti-muslim?

Everytime turn on Dispatches it always seems to be about extremist muslims infiltraing the UK.

I use BBC, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal. I also read Campaign for Liberty.

The only TV "news" I watch is Glenn Beck, but I don't consider him to be a news source. If something big is happening I'll watch CNN since it's the only news channel I get in HD.

stormfront

Jyllands-Posten is the best newspaper over here.

>>282156
>John Stewart
>definitely the best, most informed political interviewer on television
>he is a bit left of center, as any sane person is

i made this on ms paint just for you

infowars, prison planet, jones report, etc

>>282099
>>282156
>>282078

>>282597
moar

Jon Stewart getting interviewed/debated by Bill O'reilly was pretty damn awesome, and it even brought in some light of what Jon really thought about Obama - even if he's having trouble swallowing the fact our president might as well be considered nothing more than mediocre. For this, I respect Jon for standing up for what he really believes in politics and his leaders when being interviewed by that god-awful, interrupting faggot O'reilly.

>John Stewart
>definitely the best, most informed political interviewer on television

i don't watch the news, i go with my gut instinct about what's "factual"

ITT right wing neocon operatives

>>282613
is it really courageous just to call obama out? is that what this country has become? seriously, you faggots need to stop riding that kenyan dick and wake up.

>>282577
prove him wrong, faggot

>>282620
No, it's courageous to go up and have a conversation with Bill O'reilly.

>>282630
lol i'll give you that.

>>282622
d'aaww butthurt?

>this thread

infowars

Only because I can jerk off while looking into those beautiful eyes.

lawlfauxnews

>>282630

Seriously, that "interview" made me rage. Every other sentance Bill interjected with some right-wing talking point or dismissive comment. Several times he threw out statistics seemingly at odds with Stewart's line of thought but didn't allow Stewart to refute those statistics . .. instead moving onto another topic. After that interview I made a consious effort to watch Bill's TV show and I quickly realized he does that to virtually everyone he disagrees with.

Bill seems to think that people won't do his show because his interviews are so "tough" when the reality is they're just disrespectful.

Al Jazeera

>My face when people read Al Jazeera near me.

>>282668
Pretty much, but you should have realized this before you even saw that interview. I mean he has always been well known for his rudeness.

How the fuck am I supposed to read this?

>>282685
Lol looks like an alien language.

>>282698
Is this what you've become, /new/?

Fox. Why? I heard it on Fox, and they wouldn't say it if it wasn't true.

>>282698
It's joined up handwriting, written backwards (right to left). Look at it in a mirror, becomes more recognisable.

Still gibberish, but....

>>282698
Squiggly lines: the language