Name: トランプ・フォックス＆フレンズのフィードバックループを解説 (The Trump-Fox & Friends feedback loop, explained)
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and deliver a bizarre mix of internet conspiracy theories,

Nickelodeon is pushing a global warming agenda.

It's the Fox show that's so bad you can't help but laugh at it.

Because now, these three geniuses are some of President Trump's

Fox & Friends in the morning, they're very honorable people.

That's not coming from me, that's coming from Trump,

who recently called Fox & Friends one of the most influential shows in news.

Right now I'm getting my daily intelligence briefing.

To truly understand the magic of Fox & Friends, you need to watch it every single day.

But my therapist says I'm not allowed to do that anymore,

Did you know there's seven days of Fox & Friends.

A lot of people think it's only five days.

He's a research fellow at a progressive media watchdog group

Full disclosure: He also used to be my boss, so.

On the morning of October 10, 2017, Gertz noticed something weird happening.

Trump tweeted this, at 8 o'clock in the morning, praising a book by a little-known conservative

One of my colleagues pointed out to me that the author had actually been on Fox & Friends

Trump seemed to be responding to a Fox & Friends segment about the book

So I looked at all the tweets from that morning.

Fox & Friends talked about the NFL protests.

Three minutes later, Trump tweeted about the NFL protests.

Fox & Friends criticized Democrats over immigration.

Trump tweeted about Democrats and immigration.

He's watching the show and tweeting about what he sees."

Gertz started tracking every time a Fox & Friends segment lined up with a Trump tweet.

Fox & Friends talks about protests in Iran.

Fox & Friends talks about Trump's mental fitness.

Sometimes Trump copies language directly from what he sees on screen,

Other times, he tags Fox & Friends in his tweet.

I counted over 50 examples of him doing this since his inauguration

If you look at the frequency of Trump's tweets in 2017,

there's a spike between 6 o'clock and 9 o'clock AM,

They now casually joke about the president watching them live.

When I asked the president to blink the lights on and off if he's watching...

And because they know he's watching, Fox & Friends has evolved from

actively trying to influence his behavior.

A Vox study of 17 months of Fox & Friends transcripts

found that, after the election, sentences aimed at instructing or advising

I think the next thing the president should do

That same study found that the show was using more language aimed at changing the president's

behavior; phrases like "we need to," "we are going,"

What does the president need to do, if he's listening this morning,

You saw this feedback loop in full effect during the debate over the recent FISA bill.

In early January, Republicans were widely in support

of reauthorizing a sweeping government surveillance measure,

and the White House had publicly come out in support of it.

But on January 11, Fox & Friends ran this segment,

warning that the bill could be used to spy on Trump officials.

At one point during the segment, Andrew Napolitano turns to the camera and says:

Mr. President, this is not the way to go.

You can probably guess what happens next.

Trump sends a tweet criticizing the bill, literally quoting the caption of the Fox & Friends

segment, Republicans on the Hill spend several hours

panicking. It is a bit of a confusing morning, to say

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