Nicolle Wallace

But I think that some of what the mainstream media did to put distance between itself and the audience was both sides-ism.

Which you can't, I mean, it's like dating.

And I feel like all the dating movies of the 90s, like this has been settled in dating, but not in the media.

You don't pursue someone who isn't going to show up.

And I mean, you know, I feel like the idea that every story had to have a quote from the Trump campaign who basically says, fuck you.

This story of Trump literally saying fuck you to someone who heckled him.

is something that the White House isn't even denying.

And we're still putting both sides of the story.

And it happened on TV.

There are stories that happen on TV that don't need a quote or a comment from MAGA because they happened on TV.

And we're living through it right now with the ICE shooting.

People who want the truth don't want to hear the lie if that's the other side.

And now he's famous, I guess, for being what?

Shameless, I guess.

I said that to a senior Paramount executive.

I said, I don't understand the business play.

And it wasn't the case when I worked in Republican politics.

But now that is the most oversaturated media market is the right wing campaign.

And it's not all news.

I mean, to your point, if you sit and watch from Fox and Friends to the end of Gutfield, you get it all.