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EPISODE · Oct 5, 2017 · 13 MIN

How Fox News Channel Spreads its Message and Persuades Viewers

from The Science of Politics · host Niskanen Center

Political Research Digest features up-and-coming researchers delivering fresh insights on the big trends driving American politics and policy today. In 15 minutes, you’ll get beyond punditry to data-driven understanding. Each episode goes in-depth on one hot topic in the news with two researchers who have just published relevant empirical studies. Hear about their new discoveries and get the broader context that’s lost in the daily news shuffle. Topics covered include the influence of cable news, the gender gap in voting, and why our national discussion of climate change is so polarized. Grossmann and guests explain what we do and don’t know and why it matters as they knock down common myths and make cutting-edge research accessible to political professionals. Political Research Digest is hosted by political scientist Matt Grossmann of Michigan State University and provided by the Niskanen Center, a Washington think tank dedicated to improving policy and advancing liberty. Today's episode explores the studies "Bias in Cable News" and "No Need to Watch." The guests are Gregory Martin of Emory University, and Audrey McClain of Temple University

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