MSNBC Producer: ‘Network Is Indistinguishable’ From Dem Party
The article discusses a recent incident involving Basel Hamden, a producer for MSNBC, who was caught on video admitting that the network functions more as a promoter of the Democratic Party than as an impartial news outlet. Filmed undercover by journalist James O’Keefe, Hamden expressed that MSNBC has been actively working to support Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign, stating that the network’s messaging aligns closely with that of the Democratic Party. He acknowledged that this alignment has contributed to making viewers less informed over time.
The author, Eddie Scarry, takes a critical view of MSNBC, suggesting that Hamden inadvertently revealed the network’s true intentions. He also notes the irony in Hamden’s loyalty to MSNBC, despite acknowledging detrimental aspects of its programming. The piece further indicates that Hamden’s comments could be seen as a significant embarrassment for the network, revealing a candid, behind-the-scenes perspective on its operations.
the article explores the implications of Hamden’s statements and what they might mean for perceptions of MSNBC as a news organization.
It’s not exactly breaking news that MSNBC is dedicated to advancing Democrat Party power, but it is truly fascinating to witness one of its producers so openly disdain the channel and its viewers.
On Thursday journalist James O’Keefe released another sting operation-style video that shows a man identified as MSNBC producer Basel Hamden chatting with a woman who is surreptitiously recording the conversation. Hamden talks at length about MSNBC as less of a news operation and more of a hype machine for the national Democrat agenda, with amplifying party messaging as its sole purpose.
When asked about the ways MSNBC has been able to “help” Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign, Hamden says, “They’re doing all they can,” adding, “What her message of the day is, is their message of the day.”
He says MSNBC’s reporters and anchors are “often saying the same exact things” as Democrat Party leaders. “This news network is indistinguishable from the party,” he says. When Hamden’s undercover interlocutor calls that “bad journalism,” he replies, “They’ve made their viewers dumber over the years.”
To be fair to the poor schlub, he showed some loyalty to his employer by accusing MSNBC’s competitor, Fox News, of producing “racist propaganda.” So at least he has that going for him.
I’m sure this is a highly embarrassing affair for Hamden, but he should know that he’s done a good thing, even if it was unintentional. He told the truth out loud about MSNBC’s real purpose (aiding Democrats) and the real consequence of its programming (dumber viewers).
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