Title: Most and Least Trusted News Outlets in US: CNN, Fox, New York Times
Headings: These are the most and least trusted news outlets in the US
These are the most and least trusted news outlets in the US
Grace Panetta
President Donald Trump.
Among all adult Americans surveyed:
Among Democrats:
Among Republicans:
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Content: The survey, conducted among more than 2,000 American adults from March 28 to April 2 of this year, comes as President Donald Trump is ramping up the critical rhetoric about the press that he's used throughout his presidency. Morning Consult
Morning Consult said Trump has complained about "fake news" on Twitter 400 times since November 2016 and numerous other times during public appearances. The survey asked respondents whether they believed the leading broadcasters CBS, ABC, and NBC; the cable news channels MSNBC, CNN, and Fox; the print outlets The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal; and National Public Radio (NPR) are credible. While trust in the media has declined among all groups, the researchers said Trump's comments seem to be having the most significant influence on media credibility among Republicans, with the share of self-identified Republicans who find those nine news outlets credible decreasing 12 percentage points, from 56% to 44%, since 2016. The survey also found that CNN and The New York Times — two of the outlets Trump attacks most frequently — have experienced the biggest drop in credibility among Republicans, falling by nearly 20 percentage points since 2016. Among all adult Americans surveyed: On average, 55% of adults found the nine outlets in the survey credible.