One subtle way Fox sidesteps news in its chyrons If you pay attention to cable news chyrons, you'll have noticed something peculiar as you've watched the impeachment hearings.
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And it wasn't just the glossy sets and flashy chyrons.
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Tweets and cable chyrons flashed with the former mayor's name.
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Never has so little come of so many screaming chyrons.
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The packet can even include screen grabs of cable news chyrons.
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It looks like CNN has adapted with a little fact check at the end of its chyrons, which is just as it should be: Trump is inspiring CNN to be more creative with its chyrons pic.twitter.com/XAxDiNtoBZ
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But we&aposll be putting up on the chyrons at the bottom.
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") to the chyrons accompanying everyone's behind-the-scenes interviews (Liz's: "Lisa Lampanelli?
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It's the modern version of call and response: his tweets, their chyrons.
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The return of Gale is a surprise that should not spoiled with chyrons.
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Our world — of cyberbullying and chyrons, trolls and tweets — was forged in 1998.
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Just look at what CNN is doing with its use of fact-checking chyrons.
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The word appeared on cable news chyrons and in some news outlets' smartphone alerts.
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The word appeared on cable news chyrons and in some news outlets' smartphone alerts.
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When writing chyrons and headlines, my humble suggestion would be to keep it simple.
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There's no pre- or post-ceremony gawking here, no live commentary, and no gaudy chyrons.
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Smartphone news notifications and television chyrons are insistent, and they suggest a kind of urgency.
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The gaps between Coats' assessments and Trump's public statements quickly filled headlines and cable news chyrons.
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I also made sure to watch on PBS, to avoid onscreen chyrons, thus maximizing my cluelessness.
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Too busy even to give his full attention to watching "Fox & Friends" and tweeting the show's chyrons.
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Throughout the day, headline after headline related to Mueller's investigation splashed across the web and cable news chyrons.
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Almost always without fail, in the middle of the day, stories about impeachment are splashed across all three chyrons.
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Anchors and subanchors pontificated about it atop chyrons, logos and tiny graphics showing the activity of the stock market.
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He explained in detail to aides how important the chyrons on television are, because so many people consume programs muted.
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He specifically pointed to CNN and chyrons that would include the phrase "amid Russia investigation," no matter what the topic.
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On days when there aren't enough positive chyrons, communications staffers will ask the RNC staffers for flattering photos of the president.
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Front pages and and cable news chyrons used to parrot what previous presidents said even if the statements were of debatable veracity.
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But what still lurks outside of the headlines and news chyrons are the more common, yet still professionally destructive, forms of abuse.
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Trump regularly tweets about Fox & Friends' morning news segments, often quotes Fox & Friends chyrons verbatim, and tags the show in his tweets.
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That is "chyrons" — the unremitting onscreen text graphics beloved by the president that turn television news programs into frantic, kinetic information collages.
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If Marco Rubio had won the Republican nomination, he might have lied in some speeches, but CNN's chyrons would have stayed dull.
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By most accounts he is obsessed with how he is covered -- from chyrons on cable news to the covers of magazines and tabloids.
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The troubles are obvious now, the troubles are chyrons on the television, and experts are busy exploring the ruins those troubles have created.
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The result is an uproariously funny intersection of celebrity roasting, absurdist humor and typo-ridden chyrons — perfect fodder for five-minute YouTube consumption.
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Though the president stayed silent, cable news chyrons and pundits outlined the ways in which the report would play among Trump allies and enemies.
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The video is framed with broadcast chyrons that say "We're increasing transparency on ads," to make it look like it's part of a news segment.
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The documents can include anything from news chyrons, to photos of President Trump looking presidential on TV, to positive tweets about him, according to Vice.
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This enables him to see the chyrons -- the headlines and captions on the lower third of the screen -- that were being broadcast during the event.
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He seems entirely unconcerned how those new fights reverberate around the world so long as the cable TV chyrons aren't all Russia, all the time.
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The unexpurgated expletive appeared, in capital letters, on the graphics known as chyrons that dominate the lower portion of the screen on CNN and MSNBC.
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Under Trump, race will stay in the headlines, at the forefront of political debates, on news chyrons, just as it was throughout the 2016 election.
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Trump has grown irritated by Giuliani's performances and the headaches he has caused as contradictory statements between the two flash across the chyrons on his screen.
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Colored hats would do the trick, but using clearer "chyrons" -- the captions and graphics that appear at the bottom of your screen -- is a good start.
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Altogether, the president dabbled in more than a dozen topics for reporters gathered at his golf club, each one generating newspaper headlines and chyrons on television.
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One device employed in "Fosse/Verdon" involves chyrons that refer to how much time -- years, days -- is "left," without identifying specifically to what the chyron refers.
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It's all a bit dizzying in the early going (perhaps more so to an American audience), even with helpful chyrons to introduce and identify the key players.
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The season's premise is also resonant with the rise of fake news and CNN chyrons that would have been jokes on "The Daily Show" six months ago.
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Trump believes, rightly, that content of his false and inflammatory claims will dominate headlines, social media copy, and cable news chyrons rather than the fact of his dishonesty.
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The poll comes after CNN recently came under fire for its decision to apply fact-checking chyrons, or on-screen graphics, to Trump's statements but never to Clinton's.
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Viewers sitting through years of cable news channels flashing constant chyrons trumpeting "Breaking News" or "Developing Story" learn to treat the shouting — no matter the topic — with skepticism.
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Instead of raising issues that animate voters, the questions seemed to be directed toward energizing a few choice cable news chyrons, if only for a minute or two.
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All the CNN chyrons in the world, and all the assiduous fact-check tallies, aren't stopping him from telling lies and aren't stopping people from supporting a liar.
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Conservative media and the Trump administration are arguing that the mainstream media is obsessed with anti-Trump coverage, pointing to certain headlines and chyrons as examples of editorialized coverage.
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And Fox 10 Phoenix's upload has no commentary, but does have chyrons throughout, in case you relive all of the Saturday morning news and not just the royal wedding.
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These chyrons are a product of the network's "straight news" division that execs like to boast about to advertisers... Fox's opinion hosts are far more overt No surprise here.
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Do you realize you've got people in the media now between their lower third chyrons and what comes out of their mouth -- they talk more about Russia than America?
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All chyrons are subject to review on a "preview screen" in ABC News' New York City control room just before being broadcast on air, according to an ABC News insider.
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Trump likes good headlines in newspapers and good chyrons on cable TV. And he knows that being for bipartisan deals cut by Congress is a way to get those headlines.
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And video-centric outlets like InfoWars, Right Side Broadcasting, and OANN sport high TV production values with chyrons, swooping jib shots, and flashy sets similar to those of cable news offerings.
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CNN chyrons experienced their fair share of criticism and praise over the 2016 election season, but a news caption that rolled across TV screens on Monday had viewers mouths gaping anew.
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The many Americans who already have a negative view of Clinton will see these facts ricocheting through their feeds and appearing on Fox chyrons and will further entrench their negative views.
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The President hadn't seen see Coats' full testimony in front of lawmakers on Tuesday, but he was furious Wednesday as he watched television chyrons blare that the officials had contradicted him.
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Observers of the news media kept close track of the headlines, known in the television news industry as chyrons, that flash onscreen as a kind of instant analysis of the hearing.
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We did so by analyzing chyrons — the text on the lower third of the screen that describes the segment — using data from the invaluable service the TV News Archive's Third Eye.
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Here, a well-deserved break from the presidential election post-mortems: Some November results that may well change your life that have nothing to do with chyrons, Twitter feeds, or exit polls.
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Here's a snippet of Sims via Axios: According to Sims, news channel chyrons are of particular interest to the president, with gallons of printer ink apparently spilled in service of this obsession.
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Another question: Have fact-checking chyrons been applied when Trump's opponent in Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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But on CNN, the fact-checking chyrons now used so often with Trump were absent when replaying the comments by Clinton to Wallace in the following days (when the story actually got attention).
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Bad news loomed in the background: Mr. Biden's poll numbers had already grown wobbly, his fund-raising was uneven, and cable news was flashing chyrons by the hour showing Mr. Trump's wild claims.
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The President didn't see Coats' full testimony in front of lawmakers that took place on Tuesday, but he was furious Wednesday as he watched television chyrons blare that the officials had contradicted him.
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If you track his morning tweets with the cable chyrons (the text at the bottom of the screen during broadcasts), what it often means is that he is taking in the morning shows.
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"HOUSE CAMERAS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO SHOW SIT-IN," read the on-air chyrons, and "CAMERAS IN CHAMBER CONTROLLED BY HOUSE," as if the network were staging its own sotto voce protest through graphics.
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According to Vice, who spoke to several unnamed officials, the two used to battle for the right to deliver a packet of good news clips and cable chyrons to the president at 9:30 a.m.
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Here's CNN's Kaitlan Collins, Kevin Liptak and Jeff Zeleny: Trump has grown irritated by Giuliani's performances and the headaches he has caused as contradictory statements between the two flash across the chyrons on his screen.
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Officials' claims are often amplified in headlines and cable chyrons — "Pompeo: Soleimani Was Not In Baghdad On A Peace Mission," read a Tuesday Fox News graphic — even if they are challenged later in greater detail.
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CNN has displayed chyrons at the bottom of the screen accusing the president of lying and is airing a television ad with footage of anchors lecturing White House officials and musing about Trump being impeached.
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It's important to note that, while the production has all the hallmarks of a television news broadcast with hosts wearing formal attire and onscreen graphics similar to Fox News chyrons, it's not claiming to be journalism.
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Even if some doubt McCabe's statements, the headlines and cable news chyrons of him stating that it's possible Trump is a Russian asset don't represent a story the White House wants to spend time battling down.
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Ms. Hicks had stopped monitoring news coverage of herself, restricting her television intake to Fox News, which she often watched on mute, assuming that the Trump-friendly network would rarely include her name on its chyrons.
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Democrats' two-week onslaught to advance the impeachment inquiry unleashed a barrage of revelations about President Donald Trump's alleged abuse of power, with headlines, breaking news alerts, and cable news chyrons raining down from Capitol Hill.
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But beyond the klieg lights and chyrons of their million-dollar campaigns are more than a dozen other New Yorkers — and one real estate developer from San Diego — who have set their sights on City Hall.
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Former FBI director James Comey's congressional testimony about his firing this summer was a "nothingburger" according to the pro-Trump media, while some cable chyrons — "COMEY: TRUMP ADMIN LIED ABOUT ME & FBI" — suggested a profoundly different interpretation.
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And even when its news shows are feeding you Kremlin dogma (Ukraine bad, Assad good, Crimea ''ours''), they are doing so via state-of-the-art graphics and chyrons and spry anchors dressed in Brioni and Gucci.
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Still, donations came in, and we raised overnight almost as much as we raised the previous year, but without the headlines and chyrons across the cable screens declaring our victory, it was well short of our hopes.
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In a culture that thrives on endless streams of scrolling television chyrons and shallow tweets, not long-form narrative and books, Trump critics are hoping that Mueller himself will help Americans to understand what this is all about.
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The "New Day" graphic was one of several news chyrons that prompted Yang's supporters, known as "the Yang gang," to use the hashtag #YangMediaBlackout in accusing the mainstream media of conspiring against Yang by not covering his campaign.
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For all the criticism CNN has received, it did introduce more aggressive fact-checking into its reportage, including using onscreen banners known as chyrons to note when something was false, which all networks will hopefully use more frequently.
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An ABC staffer who spoke to Fox News on the condition of anonymity said that ABC's chyrons are usually typed into the computer by unionized employees who are more difficult to discipline or fire due to ironclad labor contracts.
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Old tweets sent by CNN senior media reporter Oliver Darcy in which he mocked his current employer for everything from its chyrons to accusing the network of allowing guests to make stuff up on its airwaves have been unearthed.
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With that in mind, the most Trumpian tactic the comms team employed was arguing with TV networks about the 'chyrons,' the words displayed at the bottom of the screen that act as headlines for whatever the commentators are discussing.
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But you wouldn't know any of this from reading reports of Trump's speech from two of the most prominent and respected media organizations in the US, or from the chyrons cable news appended to Trump's speech on Friday morning.
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Instead, the folders are filled with screenshots of positive cable news chyrons (those lower-third headlines and crawls), admiring tweets, transcripts of fawning TV interviews, praise-filled news stories, and sometimes just pictures of Trump on TV looking powerful.
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It's been fashionable to draw comparisons between the Trump admin and reality shows, but the waiting game for the report — with chyrons referring to Washington being on "high alert" — tap into other popular genres, beginning with a tantalizing mystery.
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This week's bit player is Trump Organization lawyer Michael D. Cohen, whose emails with the Kremlin about building a Trump Tower in Moscow have landed him on front pages and on MSNBC chyrons during breaks from Houston flood coverage.
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Elsewhere in the White House, as the president considered options on Syria and absorbed cable news chyrons about Mr. Cohen, staff members at the National Security Council were rattled by the ouster of the homeland security adviser, Thomas P. Bossert.
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But I think much of the media was too credulous about Barr's letter, producing banner headlines and chyrons that treated it as an objective summary of Mueller's work rather than as a political document meant to make President Trump look good.
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That may be for the best because the list of fellows for the 2017-18 academic year reads like a who's who of the flashing cable news chyrons and distressing tweet storms that have dominated America's polarized politics in recent years.
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And instead of debunking Trump, Fox News credulously covered his remarks with chyrons like "TRUMP BLASTS IMPEACHMENT TRIAL AS 'HOAX' WHILE IN DAVOS" — framing that may lead people who aren't actually watching the hearing to buy what Trump is selling.
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Throughout the show, Bee constantly teased the eventual appearance of a special guest, flashing onscreen chyrons such as "Special Guest's Plane Now on Tarmac" in a jab at the overblown media anticipation that has surrounded many of President Trump's press conferences.
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His son-in-law, Jared Kushner, carried the message to Zucker in June, not long after CNN took the unprecedented step of fact-checking Trump's statements — a large number of which were completely untrue — in real-time with on-screen chyrons.
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The phrase "a team of rivals" cluttered the cable news chyrons and added to Obama's Lincoln-esque aura in those early "new car smell" days of the presidency, when even Republican lawmakers were asking the first African-American president for his autograph.
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But the package is more visual than those of his predecessors, with screenshots from the Drudge Report homepage, pictures of his own tweets and snapshots of cable news chyrons from throughout the day, according to people who've seen Trump's nightly briefing packages.
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Weaver also rattled off a slew of negative headlines about Sanders that he said were biased, and he pointed to the chyrons that CNN and MSNBNC run at the bottom of the screen as intentionally worded to ensure voters don't take Sanders seriously.
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Terms like bomb cyclone and bombogenesis, then, are more suited for meteorology forums and scientific papers than headlines and local news chyrons (there's a reason the NWS—an organization that is supposed to be of great utility to the masses—didn't use the term).
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Meanwhile, more substantive criticisms struggle to take root — in part because Ocasio-Cortez is quick to acknowledge missteps, but also because she's constantly moving forward, advancing her argument, tweaking the agenda, and otherwise antiquating those cable news chyrons that might seek to belittle her.
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Amid this flurry of activity that has attempted to reverse the Obama administration's policy on health care, the environment, trade, immigration, national security and housing in just five days came the president's spontaneous forays into controversy, provoked by the chyrons on his television screen.
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While the substance of news reports focused on the brazenness of the president's publicly calling on foreign governments to investigate a rival, their headlines and chyrons often communicated a simpler message: "Trump: Ukraine & China Should Investigate Joe Biden and Son," as CNN put it.
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Fact checkers have compiled lists of all of Mr. Trump's falsehoods since he took office (The Washington Post counts over 7,500, and The Toronto Star over 3,900), rounded up his most egregious whoppers in year-end lists and scrutinized his claims in real time with television chyrons.
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Still, the book will make you reconsider both the past and the present — and perhaps provide a bit of comfort in the possibility that the swirling vortex of controversies and chyrons that dominates the news now will one day not even be a blip on humanity's radar.
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By railing at the questions, he was able to send a headline to voters, repeated on the chyrons — that the candidate raised money for vets — while mostly pushing past questions of when he did it and whether his earlier claims had been truthful at the time he made them.
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Prominent Yang supporter Scott Santens has created an extensively detailed graphic and website visualizing all the times since mid-March that cable news graphics and chyrons of 2020 candidates&apos polling or debate qualification aired on networks including CNN and MSNBC have inexplicably excluded Yang from their coverage.
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Even the long-awaited Justice Department Inspector General report due out Monday that is expected to debunk several conspiracy theories about the FBI's Russia probe has served Barr's interests in a way — generating cable chyrons announcing a criminal inquiry, albeit into the conduct of a low-level FBI lawyer.
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His Twitter feed is often a clear indication of what he is watching as he taps away on the screen in front of him, posting tweets that often replicate Fox News chyrons and tagging guests who made a point he liked on air while denigrating those who didn't.
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What's disturbing is the way the possibility of a tape has been held up — through a week packed with breaking news chyrons and cable news panels somberly weighing in on its potential impact — as a potential game changer when it comes to the national consensus about Mr. Trump's racism.
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The folders contain screenshots of positive cable news chyrons, admiring tweets, transcripts of fawning TV interviews, and sometimes pictures of the president looking powerful on TV. Former Chief of Staff Reince Priebus and former Press Secretary Sean Spicer reportedly fought over who got to deliver the packet to Trump.
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President Obama's decision to engineer passage of U.N. Security Council 2334 in the final weeks of his presidency wasn't a bid to revive the Israeli-Palestinian "peace process," a "parting shot" at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, or any of the other characterizations splashed across cable news chyrons over the weekend.
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The migration of the term "active shooter" from law-enforcement training manuals into the world of cable-news chyrons, Twitter rumors and uploaded cellphone videos is itself an indicator of how a once-anomalous tragedy has become just another event to prepare for, like the Fourth of July or a tornado.
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A new big thing in some parts of cable news these days involves on-the-spot fact-checking of one presidential candidate through the use of what's called lower-thirds, or chyrons (the big words serving as headlines that perpetually populate a certain portion of the bottom of the screen).
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We can even see this when we look at the chyrons (the text on the lower third of the screen) from these networks from the past week: If the previous Obamacare repeal bills are any indication, we're going to see media coverage ramp up around Graham-Cassidy in the next week or so.
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The congressional investigations of the Obama administration — into claims that the Internal Revenue Service targeted Tea Party groups and that the Justice Department allowed guns to be illegally trafficked across the Mexican border — that dominated Fox News chyrons after Republicans took back the House in 2011 were started by Waxman's Republican successor, Darrell Issa.
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"In most organizations, supply chain, H.R., legal or whatever it is — they're not exposed to the same kind of stuff as marketing because it's not traditionally in their area of responsibility," Mr. LaChance said, comparing the news flow on such screens to the humming activity of stock quotations, chyrons and headline tickers on CNBC.
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To wit: The baseball practice shooting was sharing headlines and chyrons only a few hours after it happened with an another bombshell (a Washington Post report that Trump was being investigated for obstruction of justice), followed by a presidential tweet the next morning ("You are witnessing the single greatest WITCH HUNT in American political history") and whatever else.
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The lower-third chyrons on "Tucker Carlson Tonight" came as the host asked Avenatti in the heated interview about the adult-film actress's lawsuit against President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and the president's former lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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The count, which doesn't include on-screen graphics commonly known as chyrons, comes two days after President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in a Sunday tweet said four Democratic congresswomen — all U.S. citizens and members of minority groups — should "go back" to their home countries.
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He talked about Jonathan Gruber, the economist who helped design the Affordable Care Act, but no one seemed to know who that was, so he reached into the tangle of Fox News chyrons balled up in the back of his head and came up with something about all the people who wanted to tear down George Washington statues, and the crowd roared its indignation at this movement that did not, in any meaningful sense, exist.
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Increasingly, the press doesn't even pretend to treat Trump like a normal candidate: CNN's chyrons fact-check him in real time; the Washington Post reacted to being banned from Trump with a shrug; BuzzFeed News published a memo telling reporters it was fine to call Trump "a mendacious racist" on social media; the New York Times published a viral video in which it simply quoted the most vile statements it heard from Trump's supporters.
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