Olivia Rosane is a staff writer for Common Dreams.
Major cable news networks Fox News Channel, CNN, ABC, CBS, and NBC all failed to cover former President Donald Trump 's promise to Big Oil executives that he would reverse President Joe Biden's climate regulations if they donated $1 billion to his campaign, according to an analysis published by Media Matters for America late Tuesday. When the news first broke, Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Will Bunch wrote, 'You won't read a more important story today.
A discussion on the May 9 edition of 'Alex Wagner Tonight' between host Wagner and guests former Obama Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes and former Biden Press Secretary Jen Psaki. An interview on the May 10 edition of 'All in With Chris Hayes' with New York Times climate reporter Lisa Friedman. An exchange on the May 11 edition of 'Alex Witt Reports' between host Witt and New York Times chief White House correspondent Peter Baker.
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