Which news channel do you listen to regularly, and why?

On most days I try to catch Morning Joe on MSNBC and, when I can or DVR it, Shepard Smith on FOX.

Why? For some unbiased news.

Joe Scarborough's a fairly honest conservative and I like the regular contributors he and Mika Brzezinski have on.

Shepard Smith tells it like it is. Actually, a number of FOX news personalities do. The left just [i]assumes[/i] they are all in the bag for Trump, but that's not the case.

None. I use my phone to look at the news

NPR, seems like a reliable source.

I listen to the bbc world service because it’s unbiased. I read the economist, Financial Times and the telegraph.. the metro if I’m feeling frisky. I stopped reading the guardian after they were extremely inaccurate and opinionated about my home country.

Local news, because I am sick of watching a mockery of journalism from all the networks whether right wing or left wing propaganda, it's still propaganda. Journalism is dead, and it's rotting bloated corpse stinks to high heaven.

I avoid them all like the plague. If they tell me the time of day I check my watch. They are not to be trusted.

I don't do any news boutiques as a regular ration.

I will hit them in researching something. But no on and consume.

NPR, provides well researched coverage, and supports it with direct quotes, and interviews.

NPR or PBS are my favs--CNN makes me ill with their nonstop Trump coverage

BBC radio 4.
I can pretend I'm sophisticated!
You?

One. well its good news. certainly trustable.

I usually check news on six

Apple News..... I read it weekly

I drift between several, including AM radio news.