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'''NBC News''' is one of the three major non-cable news networks in the [[United States]], broadcast by [[NBC]]. Like many major news networks, it has been criticized for its [[racism]] and [[liberal bias]].
'''NBC News''' is one of the three major non-cable news networks in the [[United States]], broadcast by [[NBC]]. Like many major news networks, it has been criticized for its [[racism]] and [[liberal bias]].
NBC News is in the forefront of [[mainstream media]] [[fake news]] outlets. Its reputation and integrity for credible [[journalism]] was dissolved during its participation in the [[Trump-Russia conspiracy hoax]]. NBC [[Washington D.C.]] correspondent Ken Delanian actively fed false news narratives from the [[Comey]] [[FBI]] to undermine the presidency of [[Donald J. Trump]].<ref>https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/reporter-who-independently-confirmed-cnns-fake-wikileaks-report-has-his-stories-previewed-by-the-cia/</ref> Neither NBC News nor its subsidies, [[MSNBC]] and [[Vox Media]] published retractions for their false and defamatory reporting, which destroyed the lives and reputations of dozens of Trump campaign and administration officials. Ken Delanian had been fired by the ''Los Angeles Times'' when his employer discovered Delanian betrayed independent journalism [[ethics]] and was also employed by the [[CIA]] as a [[propagandist]]; Delanian immediately was hired by NBC News.
NBC News is in the forefront of [[mainstream media]] [[fake news]] outlets. Its reputation and integrity for credible [[journalism]] was dissolved during its participation in the [[Trump-Russia conspiracy hoax]]. NBC [[Washington D.C.]] correspondent Ken Delanian actively fed false news narratives from the [[Comey]] [[FBI]] to undermine the presidency of [[Donald J. Trump]].<ref>https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/reporter-who-independently-confirmed-cnns-fake-wikileaks-report-has-his-stories-previewed-by-the-cia/</ref> Neither NBC News nor its subsidies, [[MSNBC]] and [[Vox Media]] published retractions for their false and defamatory reporting, which destroyed the lives and reputations of dozens of Trump campaign and administration officials.<ref>https://thefederalist.com/2019/04/02/media-failed-collusion-wanted-trump-traitor/</ref> Ken Delanian had been fired by the ''Los Angeles Times'' when his employer discovered Delanian betrayed independent journalism [[ethics]] and was also employed by the [[CIA]] as a [[propagandist]]; Delanian immediately was hired by NBC News.
==See also==
==See also==