Meet the Press is the longest-running television program in America.
The show hosts and has hosted many of the most important world leaders of the past 70 years.
Meet the Press has had 12 hosts since it began in 1947, many of which are giants in American journalism, such as Martha Rountree, Ned Brooks, Tim Russert, and Tom Brokaw.
Over the years Meet the Press has been a staple for those who follow politics and world affairs, and it has had a reputation for being none-partisan, unbiased, and objective.
It was a program that was trusted on both sides of the political aisle, but something has happened to the show since the death of its longest serving host, Tim Russert in 2008.
The show has been rapidly going downhill since 2014 when the current host, Chuck Todd took over.
It is no longer none-partisan, unbiased, and objective.
It has become hostile to Republicans while pushing the agenda of the Democrats.
Todd is essentially a shill for the Democratic Party.
How does Todd demonstrate his bias in his recent interview with the Chairman of the Judiciary and new House Select Committees, Jim Jordan?
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