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Ah, classic MSNBC, the poster child for selective broadcasting and narrative shaping! Let's break this down with some real talk, shall we?

First off, MSNBC's decision to not air Trump's Iowa caucus victory speech live is like a chef refusing to serve meat because he suddenly turned vegan in a steakhouse. It's not about what the customers (or viewers, in this case) want or need, it's about pushing their own agenda. They claim it's not out of spite, but let's call a spade a spade – if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's probably anti-Trump bias.

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They're playing the role of the self-appointed guardians of truth, deciding what the public should and shouldn't hear. It's like they've got the "truth" on a leash, and they're only letting it out for a walk when it suits them. They say there's a cost to broadcasting "untrue things," but who made them the arbiters of truth? Last I checked, news organizations were supposed to report, not decide what's true or false. It's like a referee playing for one of the teams – not exactly a fair game.

Now, about Trump's speech, they mention he's making a "historically strong showing" and then try to downplay it by talking over his speech with their own commentary. It's like they're saying, "Sure, he might be winning, but let's make sure you hear our opinion about it first." It's not just reporting anymore; it's like they're spoon-feeding their audience a carefully curated version of reality.

Who's got the rhetoric? We've got the rhetoric.

And then, the cherry on top: they mention Trump's "anti-immigrant rhetoric." It's like they're trying to paint him as the villain in a melodrama. Sure, Trump's got a style that's more blunt than a butter knife, but reducing his policies and speeches to mere "anti-immigrant rhetoric" is like saying Gordon Ramsay's cooking is just "food." It's a gross oversimplification and a clear sign of bias.

In summary, MSNBC's decision and their coverage is like a clown juggling – it's all about keeping certain balls in the air while letting others drop. They're not just reporting news; they're shaping it to fit their narrative. And in doing so, they're not just disrespecting Trump; they're underestimating their audience's intelligence. Welcome to the modern media circus, folks!