if the media choate -- told that story more and didn't treat it like it was a balance equation, you would get real feelings and opinions about this. host: good morning. caller: i have spent -- most americans right now -- guest: it was a -- attack on the idea of journalism as a percentage test yes it is key to call him more of a statement. you need some liable good information to have any kind of a functioning society. if you are someone that maybe is reflexively lying are trying to escort things, you have to go after the check and that data demonstrates at rio fortes that it just reinforces that it was a -- to the college point, if you care about skewing. it was skewing. a consequence of a political strategy. i would say that the national trends are a problem. most people continuously not trusting the media as a whole. people still trust the local media a lot. that is -- a big difference when you go from generic use media any drop-down, there is a deep press relationship. percent of american -- host: 85% of democrats say that they had a lot or some. any 4% in 2021 among -- republicans, so

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convening this important hearing and thank you you to our panelist of fury -- witnesses for your expert choate it is necessary for all eligible families to take advantage of the programs like the lifeline program. ensuring internet access for snap recipients requires the fcc to submit reports on the various advertising efforts of the program. could you elaborate on how these reports can insist in increasing the utilization of the lifeline program among snap recipients? >> we really need to know where the gaps persist. i would say that something, as a relates to outreach efforts that we can lean on in the national urban league talked about in recent comments of the sec, the cdc had a program, partnering for vaccine equity grant program. that is a model that the sec can use. the national urban league with conjunction with our amazing affiliates, we were able to train 76 thousand trusted messengers. we were able to open to open non--- vaccination sites, and do about a thousand events and reach 32 million people our efforts. if we are able to copy those efforts for the affordable connectivity prog

if the media choate -- told that story more and didn't treat it like it was a balance equation, you wouldelings and opinions about this. host: good morning. caller: i have spent -- the federal communication commission stated that anytime a journalist or a reporter askew the news that it was not a bad act against the public, it was a heinous act against the public. i agree with this. sir, i find that when you're talking today, you are skewing your opinion into the news. americans are independent thinkers. we are able to decide about an issue without it being republican, democrat, independent or anything else. i think that is why you find that most americans right now don't trust the media. because in essence, the skewing of the news to support an opinion is actually an attempt to control the public opinion. i don't think you are going to be able to do that in america. host: we will take your point, before you jump in on that. another data point from the pew research. the percentage of americans who say they have a lot or some trust in news organizations from 2016 to 2020 one, dipping by fi