Bernie Sanders

I think that's universally accepted that that's what they did.

Let's just talk about the 60 Minutes.

No, but it's not just go to ABC.

But I'm not aware of that.

But the point is, what did Stephanopoulos say?

But I think what he was saying was factually incorrect about the results of one of Trump's trials.

Is that a concern?

I think it's a concern.

I agree.

That's a concern.

My concern is when you have media organizations that are purported to be objective and then they say things that are defamatory and factually incorrect and they should know that before they say it.

What other course does a person have other than a lawsuit?

And isn't it important that you shine the light on what is a political bias from an organization that you would hope would be objective?

Then he's the president of the United States.

But do they say things factually incorrect that are defamatory and slanderous?

But then they do it again and again and again.

Then you take them on.

The problem is the more people do stuff like that, if you don't have any consequences to what you're doing, you're going to continue that path.

And the most most people only see that they're not like if you're a left wing leaning media organization.

and you print something that's factually incorrect or you say something on television that's factually incorrect, your viewers who are left-leaning are most likely not going to see Trump's rebuttal in some speech that he does in the middle of Pennsylvania.