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Anchor of and 's chief media correspondent. Formerly , and Top of the Morning. Email: bstelter@gmail.com

New York City
Joined April 2008

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    Nov 2

    The RELIABLE newsletter turned THREE years old today! Celebrate by signing up if you're not on the list yet:

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    This is pretty depraved but also an amazing window into his mind. It’s not that the government bureaucracy has failed or the system is overwhelmed and needs to be changed. It’s that his opponents are to blame.

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  6. These journos will press the button for the ball drop: , , , , , , , , , , , and co-anchor Alisyn Camerota

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  7. this year New Year's Eve event is celebrating journalism – is the "official charity honoree" of the ball drop

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    Sunday’s guests: , , , Kathleen Hall Jamieson, , , , and . 11 a.m. ET on !

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  9. A computer virus "hobbled the ability to publish" numerous newspapers overnight. LA Times, San Diego Union-Tribune, Baltimore Sun, others affected. Some CA deliveries delayed

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  11. Trump has "hardly appeared on TV or in public" during the partial govt shutdown. A strange approach, indeed...

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    The shutdown is likely a preview of what is to come from Trump as he faces existential threats, a heightened version of what’s come before: stopping a full-on political collapse by shoring up base w political fights on issues like immigration and avoiding clear losses on economy

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    playbook this morning: Did Trump blow the shutdown? Dc is empty. He could’ve controlled tv news for days. Instead, he’s remained hunkered down in the White House, out of view and out of the game.

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  14. A significantly "faker" year than 2017, judging by his # of anti-media tweets

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    Presidential historian Douglas Brinkley: "The president is being basically run by a kind of alt-right press machine."

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    Dec 27

    Fergus Falls, Minn., was belittled and lied about in the pages of a German newsmagazine. Its residents are eager to set the record straight, and also willing to forgive. With

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    CNN's Brian Stelter examines President Donald Trump's cozy relationship with Fox News and how it has evolved throughout Trump's presidency.

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    The defining image of the year for Zuckerberg was testifying before Congress. 2018 was the year when leaped into the public eye for her unflinching criticism of the spread of rape and death threats on Facebook in Philippines.

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    It may be a “new normal,” but we shouldn’t get comfortable with it. Freeing journalists means more people get access to information they should have. Not just what their leaders or local thugs think they need.

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  20. Done for the year? Not quite. I'm up next on 's with an in-depth look at Trump and Fox's teamwork 📺

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    I just read this aloud, weeping with laughter. I think only half my retelling was coherent.

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