Brian Stelter’s ‘Network of Lies’: Weak Sales Reported During Its First Week.
Brian Stelter, the former host of CNN’s Reliable Sources and a prominent media figure, has recently released his book, ‘Network of Lies: The Untold Story of Fox News.’ Despite its intriguing title and controversial subject matter, the book has experienced lackluster sales during its first week on shelves.
The disappointing performance of Stelter’s book raises several questions about its potential impact on readers and the broader discussions surrounding media bias and manipulation. While critics praise the author for shedding light on the inner workings of Fox News, its apparent inability to draw a larger audience could be due to various factors.
Mark Dice discusses this in the video below:
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I fail to see the difference between CNN and Fox now that Tucker Carlson is no longer at Fox News
I forgot to mention. I sold about double what Stelter did in his first week, on my first DAY! haha. Thanks for all the support guys.
it is pretty tough to sell a book about someone else lying when your reputation as a liar is well well know.
Stelter would have sold more if the title was: “ok, yeah I lie a lot, but I have payments coming for soros.