Two weeks ago Taker Carlson suffers, hung with Abu Ghazaleh and five of her colleagues in the media in their naval office overlooking the Anakostia River to see them watching the Fox News lineup. The space is huge, with open seats and large conference halls – a very small number of employees. (Most of the team worked from the house since the epidemic started.)
Ashkar, blue eyes, and billions, Opgasial can easily pass for a conversation in Fox News. In fact, Abughazaleh has a good idea of what it will require to be loved on the right in one of the offers you are watching daily. She said: “A screaming about canceling culture on Twitter, making some” stand with JK Rowling “a tweet and escalate again and again.” The complaint, rinsing, and repeating.
“It is very easy and there is a lot of money in it, and that is why many people do it,” she continued. “All you have to do is be a little racist. To be clear, I prefer to outperform my eyebrows.”
Abu Gharadah joined that she was born to be a “sleeping, conservative agent.” She grew up in a “wonderful” area in Dallas and attended private schools until their second year of high school. Her father is a Palestinian immigrant, who is from the seventh generation of Texas alongside her mother. Their conservative families were regularly seized in Fox News.
When she was a child, Abu Ghazial watched her mother grandmother – a A long member From the Texas Union for Republican Women – Working in multiple campaigns from the Republican Party and listened to its glowing descriptions of the party’s ideology. (Upon the death of her grandmother, Abu Ghazala inherited the Mink coat she wore to the inauguration of President Nixon.)
Abu Ghazal was Republican to adolescence. It is attributed to the progressive political awakening to move to Toxon, Arizona, during those years. “At least half of my high school was low -income or not documented,” she says. “Bootstrap legends crashed in front of my eyes.”
He joined the University of George Washington in Washington, DC, during the years of Donald Trump in his post, specializing in international security in addition to studying the press. Upon graduation in 2020, she said: “I wanted to work for an organization that is in line with a good mission, a task I believe in, and I didn’t want to work somewhere to be just a job – I wanted to care for what I do.” The position in Media Matters was perfect for it.
Media issues He describes himself As a “research and progressive information center” dedicated to “monitoring, analyzing and correcting misconceptions in a comprehensive manner in the American media.” Archive the website of the group of TV programs and broadcasts online, which you use to track the wrong novels or draw attention to how to cover some problems.
Part of the Abughazaleh function is to withdraw TVs from Fox News from its specific shows and send texts to their colleagues so that they can track what is said in a wide range of topics on the cable news channel.
Unlike some of her colleagues, who use multiple desktop screens, Abu Ghazial is all work on a laptop. It turns from a tab to another lightning speed, sending emails, publishing clips on Twitter, and release responses to the bites on people in their signals.
In the evening I watched at work, it was one of the first parts that Carlson caught. “ScreamingAbout the politician of Tennessee Justin Pearson. “You are here to spend a pleasant night,” she said while exporting the clip of the opening Moneologon. “Strong things – he has a normal one today.”
Media Matters is sometimes criticized due to the problematic content of the platform by publishing clips from Fox News. Abigasialism sees this differently. “Fox is the most watched news channel in the country.” “They already have the platform. Let them get more harm than helps.”