Trump's speech about 2020 election fraud unaired on TV networks

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https://youtu.be/gMJ3Hpe7Qzw

INTRO: In this bonus episode, Mark Halperin gives a master class on the White House and the media, breaking down the broad news media blackout of President Trump's primetime address on election security. Explaining why he believes the controversy is more complicated than accusations of simple bias.

Drawing on decades of experience covering both politics and the press, Mark examines how today's fractured media landscape, the legacy of 2020 election coverage, and the White House's own communications strategy all shaped the coverage of and response to the speech. He also lays out what both the networks and the Trump White House could have done differently—and why, in today's media environment, the old rules for presidential addresses no longer apply.

What the media blackout of Trump's election speech reveals ... https://youtu.be/gMJ3Hpe7Qzw

https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/gMJ3Hpe7Qzw

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^^ The speaker mentioned in passing "..their beloved Barack Obama..". Following that train of thought .. probably easier to see from outside than inside .. it seems for many people the person saying it matters more than what they say. For deeply divisive figures (most US presidents?) .. conveying the message is probably better than revealing (for example) the orange narcissist responsible for the message .. stay with the message and leave out the messenger as much as possible. Trumpophiles can get their fix on on other channels.

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Fun point:

Wiki
The 22nd Amendment prohibits anyone from being elected to the presidency more than twice (or once if the person serves as president or acting president for more than two years of a presidential term to which someone else was originally elected)

So if Trump keeps claiming that 2020 he actually won... then whats he doing as president now? If it was a stolen second term, doesn't it mean he's illegally occupying a third term?