RFK Jr. and the Approaching Death of Major Media

Scott McKay, The American Spectator

The television business will have an economic depression that rivals its current creative

depression. Which is just. And, as it happens, the resulting forest fire creates the only real opportunity that industry will have to reinvent itself and recover any credibility or relevance. If it doesn’t, and the age of mass media dies away, then so be it. People will still seek entertainment. We’ll still be looking for something to watch. Someone will present us with options. Will Kennedy’s drug ad ban make America healthy again? I don’t know.