Greg Gutfeld: The war in Ukraine reveals an old truth about news - if it bleeds it leads
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Greg Gutfeld discusses what the media does when tragedy strikes, and what we know for sure about Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
But now we run headfirst into daily atrocity and I don't mean facing a hungover cat in the hallway.
Ukraine is war, and it's ugly with grim imagery and relentless horror stories. But the news requires standard narratives, and if you veer off the beaten track, God help you.
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