Winning Strategy - Attorney General accuses media of reporting that human trafficking doesnt exist in Utah (pizzagate)

submitted ago by pizzaphish

Going after the media: I am confused, saddened, hurt by the simple fact that when our President made Human Trafficking a big issue, that many news outlets ignored it.

I only trust news sources now that bring to light these problems, unlike the Washington Post and CNN and even Fox News. I want to point out that in Utah, the attorney general is wanting to bring these matters to light and after the President he went after the media for not reporting this issue:

http://fox13now.com/2017/02/23/attorney-general-accuses-media-of-reporting-that-human-trafficking-doesnt-exist-in-utah/

Fox 13 lists their coverage of human trafficking. Reluctantly other outlets like the Deseret News mentioned the conference:

http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865674132/AG-Reyes-highlights-arrests-but-offers-few-details.html http://www.sltrib.com/blogs/4979307-155/news-roundup-democrats-are-already-lining

This one just mentioned arrests: http://kutv.com/news/local/utah-has-16-sex-offender-arrests-in-2017

I think we need to also go through all media outlets that reported what Trump said, and trust those. Those who did not report it at all we should be suspicious.

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JusticeR ago

That was a good move on the AG's part to get Fox to post their articles on human trafficking in order to fight his claim. It's amazing that going after the media is the only way for them to do real reporting. It's sad that there is no real investigative journalism anymore. That's why there's dearth of under-reported happenings. They only care about their top buck, as opposed to finding out the truth. Of course, Ben Swann is got reassigned in order to shut his investigation down. Wonder how many others there are like him.