Grit Tv comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from February 2009 to March 2011.
Filmmaker Michael Moore argues on Grit TV that the United States is not broke and that the wealth held by the "one percent" should be treated as a national resource. The hosts criticize Moore's collectivist rhetoric, specifically his claim that there is a "finite amount" of cash in the country despite the reality of quantitative easing.
A segment on Grit TV is criticized for misrepresenting a campaign ad by Wisconsin Senate candidate Ron Johnson. While the hosts of Grit TV claimed Johnson admitted to wanting to "destroy" Social Security, the actual ad showed Johnson describing the system as a Ponzi scheme raided by politicians.
Democracy Now, Amy Goodman and Obama Criticism
The progressive news program Democracy Now, hosted by Amy Goodman, featured guests who were surprisingly critical of President Obama's bank bailout policies. The discussion notes a shift in tone from left-wing media outlets regarding the administration's focus on bankers over homeowners.
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