B
What, what, how do you get your main source of current events?
A
Well, uh, until recently I was taking the WALL STREET JOURNAL, and I thought that was a good way, but I have about five different magazines that I get that keeps me up on things. You know, it's a week or two late, but, uh, that's how I'm staying up.
B
I either watch the news or, or occasionally I'll read the paper.
A
Uh, do you like how it's presented on the news?
B
Um, no, I think the media's a little bit too manipulative. They allow you, uh, they, they try to lead you too much, I believe, and sometimes they're not very open, I, I don't know, I think they're a little bit biased sometimes. Like for example, the Kennedy, the Kennedy rape case. The coverage on that was, you know, when it first happened it was, he was guilty, he was guilty, he was guilty. You know, they try to have you form opinions or whatever, and then I, I didn't like the thi-, the things that were going on when we had Desert Storm and stuff like that. You know, basically I, I, I think they don't present the, the whole sides of, of everything.
A
So, it, it makes you feel like they're, uh, wanting you to take their opinion.