What I've learned about the cable news channels

[Cyclenall]

I prefer CNN over the other networks but maybe that is because I haven't seen much of the other ones (US ones) since I'm in Canada. I have seen CBC, CTV, etc. news channels but they aren't as good as CNN IMO.

About this CNN crew not helping thing, I didn't see it so I can't comment but I did see a story less than a week ago where they DID help someone stuck in the back of this van who was dying and got them on a medicaid flight out and to save his life. The last report was he was in stable condition but had he not gotten on that flight (because of the CNN crew asking some military flight collaborators for help?), he was definitely going to die.

[vbhoutex]

I prefer CNN over the other networks but maybe that is because I haven't seen much of the other ones (US ones) since I'm in Canada. I have seen CBC, CTV, etc. news channels but they aren't as good as CNN IMO.

About this CNN crew not helping thing, I didn't see it so I can't comment but I did see a story less than a week ago where they DID help someone stuck in the back of this van who was dying and got them on a medicaid flight out and to save his life. The last report was he was in stable condition but had he not gotten on that flight (because of the CNN crew asking some military flight collaborators for help?), he was definitely going to die.

Obviously not the same crew!! IMO, the one I talked about in the above post should be fired. I know it isn't their job, but what they did was beyond inhumane.