emanation of psyche

I am not sure which views, vis-à-vis journalists are "right" and which are "left". It's also not entirely clear what Hitler is endorsing here, rather than merely describing. (Now there's a sentence I never thought I'd write!)

Sure, but this looks like a standard grift. <Most people blindly believe. Some people blindly reject. Only we enlightened few actually think> just needs a e-meter to be Scientology. What is "right" of this claim? What is "left" of it?

I'm not trying to bash you here. I am just missing something, I think.

Oh, it's on now. (kidding) He's saying to regard journalism as a noisy information source and use your own intelligence (if you think you're so much smarter than the journalists) to figure out what to believe. (cont.)

The contemporary right is the second group in Hitler's categorization and their distrust of the media is more extreme than his. To put it in my own words, I hear "I can't trust the media" as saying something like "I'm too clueless to interpret an imperfect source."

How does this work with media choice? Say Alice believes everything reported by Fox, and disbelieves everything reported by MSNBC, and Bob has the opposite alignment. That are both more credulous and more incredulous than... Hitler. Who is in the center in this example. :-/