Tag: krystina alarcon carroll

It’s not just the media’s fault, political candidates typically stick with more friendly outlets.

"You have to just do it to get better and it's so public but you have to mess up to get better."

As nauseating as it is for the field crews to be at the courthouse every day it is even more nauseating for the viewer.

"I'm a huge believer in radio and the future of radio because, especially radio, news and sports content, because those are things that are happening right now.”

“I've struggled to pay the bills. I've lived it. I worked in construction. I’ve needed time-and-a-half in order to pay my mortgage this month."

We saw pandering journalism in 2020 and 2016. It does not work. The good news is some outlets are recognizing this and are doing better journalism in the process.

“We are guided by the principles that guide ABC News and, fairness and straightforward journalism are at the core of everything we do.”

“I get a lot of applications from people early in their careers that do not show passion and do not show the commitment to homework.”

Americans believe social media companies have too much influence in politics and censor political viewpoints they object to. It's not just a Republican belief anymore, the study went on to say it is a growing feeling among Democrats.

"For me, I can't sleep because I'm living without thinking about the optimistic future we have and all the opportunities.”