"‘there's a certain sameness to the news on the big three [abc, nbc, and cbs] and cnn,' says moody, who is in charge of fox news's day-to-day editorial decisions. that's the message, moody says, that ‘america is bad, corporations are bad, animal species should be protected, and every cop is a racist killer. that's where "fair and balanced" [fox's slogan] comes in. we don't think all corporations are bad, every forest should be saved, every government spending program is good. we're going to be more inquisitive.'"—from an interview with john moody, vice president for news editorial at fox news network, in brill's content magazine

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