You literraly can't type without projecting your dishonesty onto others. You really don't k ow how people outside of your echo chamber see you. Naive and itgnorant through and through.
I'm absolutely honest when I say that's propaganda. I'm absolutely honest when I say I don't listen to that crap. I'm pretty careful about seeking information from reliable relatively unbiased media sources that are publish facts-based news reports and not the crap you just posted. The four main sources are NPR, NY Times, WaPO, Financial Times, a London-based newspaper.
A lot of youtube sources, that one for example, use propaganda and other deceptive practices to influence, not inform. I don't listen to that crap. It's poisoned you Cult of Sanders types.
Your response: to call me a liar.
As an FYI, here is a good article that provides guidance on how to identify when a youtube vid is using the techniques of propaganda.
https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/7996/273d350adef8105287dbce0584e340e9022f.pdf
Table 1 is especially useful. If you like, post a vid and I'll critique it according to the guidelines in that pdf. Jimmy Dore, Kyle Kulinski are favorite propaganda sites for Cult of Sanders types. I'm not familiar with Breakfast Club but could be persuaded to watch if you agree to read that pdf and tell me if you have reservations about its analysis. I have a theory that the wave of so-called Progressive youtube propaganda is financed by right wing political groups but I admit that it's just a suspicion and I have no hard facts about that.
Remember, propaganda is used to influence and not inform. Don't cite that crap to back up a point. Cite information, not propaganda.