John Hamer I completely understand your frustration and it's quite common today. I heard from a famous American journalist at university speaking event-- I wish that I could remember the man's name. He said something that's so true about today's news not laying out the Facts but speculating the outcome and debating the facts-- which back in the day post 70s ish didn't happen. It's a big ethical issue to me and for citizens because it allows the news to further their spin and frame of facts that matter. I think that comes out to be a civic duty to hold mainstream news accountable for their words and the information they disseminate. But how to do that is the real question. U.S. FCC can't tell the news media how to run their companies and can very rarely punish them because the First Amendment protects them. I would ask the company directly about their ethical standards and make it a public issue. What do you think about this? Am I understanding what you're saying? Thank you