Name: アンドリュー・ヤンがCNNでMSNBCを非難 (Andrew Yang Blasts MSNBC on CNN)
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>> Andrew Yang is publicly feuding with MSNBC, and I love it.

So part of the problem is MSNBC has been slanted in their coverage against Yang.

My read on this is that MSNBC just didn't take him seriously, and didn't include him

in some of their graphics with poll results because they didn't take him seriously.

But they should take him seriously because he does have some interesting things to say,

I mean, he's not a front runner, but he's been rising in the polls a little bit, and

So the last democratic debate was hosted by MSNBC.

And like many of the debates actually, they didn't really go to Andrew Yang often.

And so Andrew Yang decided to throw MSNBC under the bus while doing an interview with

>> Let's talk about that democratic presidential debate in Atlanta last night.

You only got to speak for, and we did some checking, you can see over there, about six

and a half minutes or so, that's probably half that some of the other candidates got.

>> You know, Wolfe, all I can say is I miss CNN moderating these debates.

>> You got some of that the supporters behind you clearly.

>> Because, no, no, I mean, they saw it last night too.

And I was raising my hands trying to a get a word in edgewise during that time.

So when you all moderated the debate, it was straight up the middle, it was professional.

We got real substantive topics, like the wealth tax, like Bernie's jobs guarantee, what our

vision for the country is moving forward?

Whereas last night, I felt like I certainly had a lot more to say and a lot more to offer.

I believe, it looks like you have some supporters behind you like, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Did you not realized that before, when they're just holding signs saying you know, that they

Anyway, sorry, I know that that's beside the point, but.

He's like, it's like he's asleep, it's amazing.

>> And so with Wolfe, if you noticed when he said I prefer debates on CNN Wolfe was

like, >> He's just like a very subtle, yeah, expression.

>> And I think that that's why he gave an awkward follow up because he didn't know what

Like if it was me, I'd be like yeah, boo-ya, better on TYT.

>> Yeah my producers didn't brief me on this.

I don't know what I'm supposed to do now.

>> Yeah, so the other day he actually, for the first time ever gave a tiny little editorial,

But it was actually powerful, he talked about how his parents, families escaped the holocaust,

and that's why we need to be open to immigrants.

And I thought, Wolf, that's it, why haven't you been doing that for 20 years, that's way,

>> Yeah, but the reason he's on air is because people want emotionless not actual human beings,

The executives want and the advertisers want emotionless, bland people on air.

If he'd been that Wolf Blitzer giving the passionate speech about immigration

>> He wouldn't have been on air, right he wouldn't, that's right, he wouldn't be.

>> So, look guys, we were the first show to have Andrew Yang on nationally, and we believe

It doesn't mean we agree with everything that Andrew stands for.

And we have slight differences on some of his policies and then wholeheartedly agree

>> I do not have slight differences, I'm just making that clear.

>> Okay you have larger differences with, >> Yes.

I think that it was groundbreaking, it was out there way before anybody else was.

And pushed the entire field to a more progressive position on money in politics.

And I said, look, real people like outsiders, and the media will not give many attention

At the time, he might have been polling at number 20 or something, there was a field

>> And I said he would rise to number six.

Now, I'm telling you this not just to brag, but yeah a little bit to brag.

He's been at number six for months now, right?

>> So why did I think he was going to that position?

I knew the top five, and I knew that it was hard to break into the top five, but the others

offered nothing interesting, nothing new.

Whereas Andrew had a real initiative, and real plans, and real policies, whether you

And so, but the insiders on cable news and especially at MSNBC, where it's a democratic

party establishment that completely rules that channel.

So everything about Andrew Yang is a turn off.

They're like, this is going to hurt the Democratic Party.

Actually, like doing something interesting and different and thoughtful, no it's gonna

>> I just don't think they took him seriously, which I think is always a mistake.

>> And that is part of what I mean by they can't stand outsiders.