Hector and Mike pull no punches, exposing the blatant media bias that has become too common. Some reporters show a disturbing willingness to look the other way to favor their preferred issues and candidates.

While everyone may hold some form of bias, journalists have a duty to balance their perspectives with an unwavering commitment to presenting the facts, allowing readers to form their own opinions. Yet today, we see a growing trend where bias is not just present but blatant.

This goes beyond presidential elections, extending to critical issues like agriculture, oil and gas, and the economy. Some of these stories are crafted to promote preconceived positions, undermining the trust and credibility that journalism is supposed to uphold.

We respect you when you challenge statements and expose the truth, but such scrutiny must be applied equally, regardless of political or policy leanings. Unfortunately, an increasing number of journalists seem to be making their biases all too clear, further eroding public trust in the media. Don’t rig the narrative. As the presidential election approaches, or as the legislative sessions near the end, hold all sides accountable with the same rigor. Hector and Mike also share examples from their own professional experiences as communicators, highlighting the bias they've encountered firsthand. Side Note: This troubling trend further damages the reputation of journalism and discredits the hard work of countless reporters who dedicate their lives to uncovering the truth, no matter how complex the subject or powerful the players involved. Over the past 20 years, we’ve faced our share of tough media interviews and have always respected the difficult work journalists do. However, we expect them to be as tough on us as they are on the other side.