The media is viewed as a powerful institution capable of influencing public perception and shaping societal narratives. Recent commentary highlights a perceived evolution in its professional role and suggests that control over media production serves as a significant tool for managing collective discourse. It is frequently criticized or leveraged as a central player in political and social controversies.
“The media says you're part of the mob. You've never been part of the mob. >> No, there's no mob. >> Why do they make documentaries and talk about you? >> That's what the media does. Like Trump says, fake news.”
“The media says you're part of the mob. You've never been part of the mob. No, there's no mob.”