Ted Carpenter: The media is an unreliable watchdog and a handmaiden of war

In this episode, longtime US foreign policy author and critic Ted Carpenter talks about his new book cataloging the editorial crimes of the American press corps, starting with Yellow Journalism and the Spanish American War, through Vietnam, the Iraq War, and Ukraine today. Media bias in favor of American primacy and exceptionalism has allowed Washington to not only get the public behind their political wars of choice but stay in them long after they've been lost. In the second segment, Kelley and Dan talk about Russia's apparent plans to annex four areas of Ukraine and what that will mean for the U.S.-NATO proxy war moving forward.

More from Ted Carpenter:

Unreliable Watchdog: The News Media and U.S. Foreign Policy -- Scheduled for release Nov. 29, 2022

Uncle Sam’s Long Trail of Wreckage -- The American Conservative, 9/28/22

North Korea Is A Nuclear Weapons State. America Needs A New Strategy -- 19FortyFive, 9/27/22

Biden’s UN speech misreads global unity -- Responsible Statecraft, 9/24/22

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