Season 1 · Episode 7
Will the Media Ever Stand Up to Trump? (with Judd Apatow)
Hollywood director and producer Judd Apatow discusses the media’s cozy relationship with politicians
Deconstructed · The Intercept
May 4, 201829m 4sExplicit
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Show Notes
Comedian and Hollywood director and producer Judd Apatow joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss the U.S. media’s cozy relationship with politicians. Rather than defending Michelle Wolf as she ridiculed the brazen dishonesty of the President and his equally deceitful staff, journalists at the White House Correspondents Dinner threw her under the bus and stood for the people in the White House who abuse them every day instead. The U.S. media’s friendly relationship with politicians was bad enough under previous administrations, but it’s inexcusable under Donald Trump — a president who, according to James Comey’s memos, jokes in private about having reporters locked up and raped behind bars as a way of getting them to give up their confidential sources.
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