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Operates on a 24cycle causes us to move to the next big thing Confederate flag School shootings Stormy Daniels Teacher strikes Has bias Prejudice in favor of or against one thing person or group compared with another usually in a way considered to be ID: 695085

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Current Events-Slide2

News Today-

Operates on a 24-cycle- causes us to move to the next big thing. Confederate flag… School shootings….. Stormy Daniels…. Teacher strikes….. ? Has biasPrejudice: in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair

Pundits are NOT reporters. Rush Limbaugh Tomi Lahren – Why do we care about her point?Slide3
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Pundits

A pundit (sometimes also called a talking head) is a person who offers to mass media their opinion or commentary on a particular subject area (most typically political analysis, the social sciences, technology or sport) on which they are knowledgeable (or can at least appear to be knowledgeable),Slide6

Today-

Satirical news has become one of the most trusted sources in the media. It brings a burningFake news sites are dominating and influencing decisions of legislators and the public. Snopes is a website you can double check

News has become politically motivated- Fox leans right and MSNBC leans left. Slide7

Sources

News sites today offer more commentary than the facts. NPR and C-Span are two of the few that give it to you straight.Politico is the best in politicsPoliticians need to be held accountable Trump and his falsehood Slide8

Danger in calling News- “Fake News”

President Trump has constantly and consistently attack main stream media. Labeling anything that disagrees with his positions or negatively attacks him personally or politically is fake news. This video addresses Trump opinion on fake news.

Supporters believe it as well. Some believe Parkland Florida had “crisis actors” and the event was staged. NBC Daily Show- An actual interview. Slide9

Changing Media-

Press Conferences- TrumpTwitter More Twitter- TrumpEcho Chambers- we only consume the information that agrees w/ our views. Slide10

Take this story-

Top 10 Fake news storiesGreat White Shark in MS RiverPope Endorses Donald TrumpSlide11

Copy these downSlide12

Where do you start for Current Event Speech?

First- Rhetorical Purpose- persuade? Inform? Second- Google the event then click “News” “Building boarder wall” Don’t use regular Google

Read several stories to gain some background knowledge on the topic. Vary your sources- this is because of bias. Ask WHY!!! Find the WHY!!! to the question. Slide13

Answer your question

Is it Yes or No?Is there one action that happens that answers the question? If so tell me.Should Donald Trump build the wall? No!(WHY?) The wall achieves 3 main goalsReason 1

Reason 2Reason 3 Slide14

Thesis-

It is your question. Ask yourself who and why are we asking this question? That reasoning should be in your introduction. Intro needs to connect to the thesis. Can’t tell a story about candy and tell me that is

why we need to ban all 4 wheel drive trucks. Slide15

Introduction-

Do not start with a question. Can give a background of why this question is being asked now. Startling statisticsPersonal story that relates-Analogy Slide16

Body of Speech

Each main point supported by sub points. Doesn’t stop the flow of immigrants A. Airplanes or trucksB. Overstay Visa’sC. Forged documents Slide17

Sources

At least 4 sources Needs to be within the last 6 months. (Why?)Need to research so you know what you are talking about. News sources are great, but get it from more than one. Slide18

Format

Review the Format- Being able to explain what the evidence means is important. The wall will cost $50 billion why does that matter? The WHY is huge in this speech!Slide19

I can’t find anything-

It is because you are not reading. These are the top headline generators of the past month. You need to actually read. These are issues that are being discussed in government, on the street and on Twitter. You need an informed opinion. Slide20

Major Current Events

Immigration with Wall and DACA Gun Control US Economy with tax cutsNorth KoreaRussia- elections and collusion