If there’s one thing our corporate media can agree on — and there are way too many — it’s that when America watches the videos of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer killing Renee Good, we see two different things. That was the conclusion of new CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil, who falsely suggested a division over Wednesday’s shooting (see my deep dive below). But the notion of an even split among Americans could be seen in headlines and think pieces, too. Credit: Screengrab Except there aren’t two starkly opposed Americas. There’s one America starkly opposed to provincial Dipshitburg in a remote corner of South Moronlina. Look at the Wall Street Journal’s own subheadline: Even supporters of Pres. Donald Trump see overreach. Never mind that the videos empirically, literally show one set of actions and movements, not two. Even metaphorically, if you go looking for evidence of an equal divide in belief about the videos, it’s not there.read more
https://crooksandliars.com/2026/01/americans-did-not-see-two-different-renee