As its cable news rivals carried Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago address live on Tuesday night, MSNBC announced that it would be skipping the former president’s first post-arrest remarks because they weren’t considered “newsworthy.”
“As far as we can tell and what we are prepared for here is this is basically a campaign speech in which he is repeating his same lies and allegations against his perceived enemies,” MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow told the network’s viewers. “It is just getting started and so far, he is just giving his normal list of grievances.”against Fox News, Maddow added: “We don’t consider that necessarily newsworthy, and there is a cost to us as a news organization of knowingly broadcasting untrue things.
The liberal MSNBC personality then pointed out that the network would “monitor these remarks” just in case the ex-president “does say anything newsworthy” worth reporting, but would otherwise stick with their analysis of
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