How the msm corruption game works: abc noise’s reader David Muir is named one of time magazine’s “100 most influential people of 2025”; coincidentally, abc will air time’s two-hour tv version of it on may 4th; it gets even more sickeningly incestuous

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
thursday, april 17, 2025 at 12:18:00 a.m. edt

How the msm corruption game works: abc noise’s reader David Muir is named one of time magazine’s “100 most influential people of 2025”; coincidentally, abc will air time’s two-hour tv version of it on may 4th; it gets even more sickeningly incestuous

GRA: Near the end of abc’s noisecast tonight, Linsey Davis made a long announcement:

“our own David Muir has been named one of time magazine’s “100 most influential people of 2025.”

She then listed all the “reasons” why he was chosen (“he flew here and there, reported on the border,” etc.), along with airing photos of him we’ve seen on promo commercials for abc noise. It looked like an episode of This is Your Life, the report was so long.

At the end came the kicker from Davis—which was the REAL reason Muir was selected: “abc will air the time most influential people show on may 4th.

Just as much a coincidence (NOT), Muir was absent from the anchor desk today, so that Davis could read the Muir “accomplishments” and not make it look egotistical. Could you see Muir announcing his own award?

“let’s turn to time magazine, which announced that I was named as one of the 100 most influential people of the year. why did time include me? (roll footage of Muir in helicopter, walking on border, hugging invaders...)

“it’s because I go where other anchors don’t, I report the tough stories against Whites and stand up to Trump and the gop. I’m (bleeping) GREAT—that’s why.”

GRA: Oh, and his network is carrying the show, but I repeat myself intentionally.

--GRA