CNN and MSNBC, man, these are like behemoths of news broadcasting, right? They've got a massive influence and it's hard to ignore that.

Now CNN, it's been around for a while and it's seen as this bastion of mainstream news. But here's the thing - it isn't without its own slants and biases, you know? Just like any network, it's got its own perspective and it's not free from the pull of political influence. So while it might present facts, you've got to remember that how those facts are presented can greatly alter the perception of the truth.

Then you've got MSNBC. It's often seen as leaning more to the left, and man, some of their hosts are really good at what they do. Like Rachel Maddow, for example, she's a beast at what she does. But just like CNN, it's not free from bias. They also see the world through a particular lens and that colors the news they deliver.

But here’s the thing, whether it's CNN, MSNBC, Fox News or any other news channel for that matter, they're not just delivering news out of the goodness of their hearts. There's always an underlying agenda. It's like a game they're willing to play. And you, as a consumer, you've got to have your eyes open for that. You've got to question everything and not accept anything at face value, you know? It isn't about left or right, man, it’s about the truth and how it's being manipulated.

Yeah man, it's a wild world out there. In my view, many mainstream media outlets like CNN and MSNBC certainly seem to have become sort of propaganda machines. You know, back in the day, we used to look at these guys as the professionals providing unbiased news, just laying out the facts for us. But today, I'd argue that these networks come off as very ideologically slanted and that's a problem.

I mean, I'm one of those guys who just wants the news straight up. Just give me the facts, no frills, and let me make up my own mind. But it seems like a lot of the time, these outlets are pushing their own narrative instead of providing that objective journalism that we all need. So yeah, in a sense, I'd say they've become sort of propaganda networks.

Now, I'm not saying they're the only ones or blaming one group here, it's all over the place. We're bombarded by this from both sides of the political spectrum. What we really need is a return to just straight, no BS, unslanted news. But finding that these days, well, it's easier said than done man.

Look, man, you gotta understand, I have a complicated view of this whole COVID situation and Fauci. There's no denying that COVID is a very real threat and we needed to take measures to protect ourselves. Did we handle it perfectly? No, far from it. There was a lot of miscommunication and confusion, from the government, from Fauci, from everyone.

One thing I think we can all agree on is that power dynamics drastically shifted during the pandemic. The government took control, and we let them. Now, was that for the best? I can't say with certainty, but I know it ruffled a lot of feathers.

As for Fauci, it increasingly feels like he's been playing us a little bit. There's evidence coming out that suggests he had something to do with the gain of function research, for one. And now he's making money off a book during a time when we're still trying to navigate the waters of this virus? It's a little sketchy, to say the least.

But, at the same time, he's been a consistent figure throughout this ordeal, trying to guide us through it the best he can. He's not perfect, no one is, but he's become this sort of mascot for the pandemic, for better or worse.

We have a lot of digging to do to uncover the real truth of the situation. It's not just about one person or one country – it's a global thing. And understanding it fully is something that'll take time and honesty from all sides.

So, to sum it up: it's not about vilifying Fauci or denying the reality of COVID. It's about accountability, transparency, and the pursuit of truth. That's what's important.