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This article by Miles Mathis, first published on January 30, 2023, analyzes Nielsen ratings for cable news, showing a significant decline in viewership across CNN, MSNBC, and FOX. FOX is performing the best, but all channels are losing viewers, especially among those under 55. The author contrasts current viewership with that of Walter Cronkite in 1970, highlighting a drastic drop in engagement with mainstream news.

The article attributes this decline to a pervasive lack of trust in news media, exacerbated by events like 11. The author criticizes The Atlantic and its writer Tom Nichols, whom he labels a “national security expert,” suggesting The Atlantic is propped up by funding from entities like “Mrs. Jobs” and the CIA. The author contrasts his own intellectual environment, reflected in his meticulously curated library and personal belongings, with what he perceives as the superficiality of Nichols.

He argues that his own websites are flourishing due to word-of-mouth, despite alleged censorship by Google. He claims Google and Microsoft are laying off workers because their products are failing, mirroring the decline of traditional news outlets that he believes are manufacturing fake news. The article concludes with a strong statement about holding these entities accountable for their actions, suggesting forgiveness is beyond human capacity and that the focus should be on protecting loved ones from these “criminals.”

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