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Did you know the world was protesting against Trump on inauguration day? Or was this news hidden from you?
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It was on CBS six days ago on Jan 18th:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFE2F7n9OVU
It mostly focuses on the US women's march, but it does make brief mention of ongoing worldwide protests, without really discussing them. The Chyron focuses its message on the "worldwide" aspect of it through the whole story, however.
EDIT:
Here it is on CNN on January 21st:
https://www.cnn.com/2017/01/21/politics/trump-women-march-on-washington/index.html
People are checked out my dudes. Women's march was expecting 50k and 5k showed, I think people are broken and losing hope.
Which is fair, these media organizations failed us miserably and continue to fail us miserably for not being able to call a Nazi salute a Nazi salute, which calls into question what little is left of their credibility. So yeah people are checked out while this is happening and being covered.
Large American media outlets have been failing the people for the entirety of their existence.
They have been successfully serving the interests of the wealthy and powerful.