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  • No crime but a witch hunt: Pro-Trump media’s off-the-wall reactions to Manafort's conviction and Cohen's guilty plea

    ››› ››› BOBBY LEWIS

    After former Trump campaign Chairman Paul Manafort and former Trump attorney Michael Cohen were found guilty and pleaded guilty, respectively, each on eight criminal counts, right-wing media immediately rose to President Donald Trump’s defense. Multiple media figures claimed that none of the charges had anything to do with Trump and that Trump’s former associates pleaded guilty to crimes that “don’t exist.”

  • Trump's favorite Fox News stooges didn't even try to cover the Manafort bank and tax fraud trial seriously

    Blog ››› ››› NICK FERNANDEZ

    Update (8/21): A jury found Manafort guilty on eight counts of federal tax evasion and bank fraud. The judge declared a mistrial on the remaining 10 charges.

    Original article below.

    The first trial of President Donald Trump’s former campaign manager Paul Manafort has garnered a great deal of media attention and scrutiny since it began on July 31. But, predictably, Trump’s favorite Fox News propagandists on Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine have not even attempted to cover the trial in a serious manner.

    Manafort, a longtime (and self-described) foreign influence peddler, is awaiting a verdict on an 18 count indictment related to various financial crimes, including federal tax and bank fraud. Much of the evidence against Manafort consists of documents and testimony regarding income from his political work in Ukraine and other activity in the years before he joined the Trump campaign in March of 2016. The judge in the case, Judge T.S. Ellis III, has forbidden any mention of the special counsel’s investigation, the Trump campaign, or Russia during the course of the trial.

    But the judge has also ruled that the special counsel’s case against Manafort could move forward, rejecting arguments from the defense that the charges are outside the special counsel's mandate to, according to The New York Times, "investigate 'any links' between the Trump campaign and the Russian government." In his ruling, Ellis affirmed that the special counsel mandate "covered the payments to Mr. Manafort from Ukraine’s pro-Russian president, Viktor F. Yanukovych." Moreover, when the defense asked a question about Manafort’s ex-business partner Rick Gates’ involvement with the Trump campaign, the prosecution requested that Judge Ellis seal a “limited portion” of a subsequent sidebar conference that apparently was “pertaining to an ongoing investigation,” ostensibly having to do with another aspect of the special counsel’s inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

    Furthermore, as some have pointed out, Manafort’s spending habits and close ties to Russian oligarchs are relevant to the 2016 election considering that Manafort volunteered to work for Trump for free.

    But you wouldn’t know all that if you’re getting your news from the president’s favorite propagandists on Fox News. Continuing a trend of keeping their audience ignorant regarding one of the key players in the special counsel’s investigation, Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine have all but given up on presenting a serious or informative picture of the case:

    Fox & Friends

    Fox & Friends’ coverage at the start of the trial consisted of extended discussions of the case, albeit skewed to emphasize the idea that Manafort’s bank and tax fraud trial “is nothing about Russia” or “collusion,” and focused on the judge’s combativeness with the prosecution. Yet, according to a Media Matters review of videos and transcripts, Fox & Friends effectively gave up on providing viewers detailed updates on the trial after Rick Gates -- Manafort’s longtime business partner, the deputy Trump campaign manager, and the prosecution’s so-called “star witness” -- testified and corroborated significant documentary evidence against Manafort. At that point the show began discussing the trial only in short, roughly 20- to 25-secondheadlinesreports. Fox & Friends did not provide any updates on the mornings of August 9 and 10, days eight and nine of the trial.

    Since the start of the trial, host Sean Hannity has used his show to incessantly mock the case against Manafort and misinform Fox’s prime-time audience regarding its details. According to a Media Matters review, Hannity has discussed the trial nearly every evening since its outset on July 31, but in those segments he defaulted to insisting that the case has “nothing to do with President Trump or Russia or collusion.” Hannity has also persistently mischaracterized the case against Manafort as “a 2005 tax case,” willfully ignoring reams of evidence presented in the trial, including an email that suggests Manafort was conspiring to commit bank fraud with Gates as late as October 2016, while Gates was still serving as Trump’s deputy campaign chairman. Nevertheless, Hannity has taken a page directly out of Manafort’s defense playbook and attacked Gates’ credibility, seized on Judge Ellis’s outbursts at the prosecution, and whined about the special counsel’s mandate supposedly being too broad.

    Justice with Judge Jeanine

    The two editions of Justice with Judge Jeanine that have aired since the trial’s start largely ignored the bank and tax fraud case against Manafort. According to a Media Matters review, since the start of the trial, host Jeanine Pirro has mentioned the trial only three times: in an angry and conspiratorial screed against the special counsel, quickly in an interview with counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway, and in a discussion with Trump’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani. In the interviews with Trump’s surrogates, Conway falsely asserted that the charges stemming from the special counsel’s investigation have nothing to do with Trump or Russian interference in the 2016 election, and Giuliani complained about the conditions Manafort has been detained in.

    The president’s Fox News stooges are not even attempting to present details and facts that have emerged in the case against Trump’s former campaign manager. Instead, they are choosing to run a public relations campaign on behalf of the president; the nonsensical coverage will ultimately have no bearing on the jury’s decision, but it could impact public opinion of the ruling. And their willful ignorance is simply the latest example of Fox ignoring or downplaying consequential reporting on the special counsel’s investigation. And given recent polling showing that a solid majority of Republicans did not pay close attention to the Manafort trial proceedings, the lacking and skewed coverage of the trial coming from some of Trump’s most well-known propagandists has the potential to drastically shape opinions among Fox’s audience, something the president’s personal legal team seems to understand. Now they just have to gear up for round two on September 17.

  • Trump’s favorite Fox News propagandists are avoiding reports about Paul Manafort’s legal troubles

    Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine have steered clear of reporting on Paul Manafort’s legal exposure, but they spent significant time on a judge’s strong words for the special counsel's team

    Blog ››› ››› NICK FERNANDEZ

    Sarah Wasko / Media Matters

    On June 14, a federal judge revoked Manafort's bail for allegedly tampering with witnesses, landing him in federal prison until his trial.

    President Donald Trump’s favorite Fox News shows are all but ignoring the cascade of damning reports regarding former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort and his legal troubles. Since May 2017, special counsel Robert Mueller has been scrutinizing various relationships between the Trump campaign and Russian nationals closely tied to Russian President Vladimir Putin, appearing to focus closely on Manafort’s business history and associates. As the legal pressure ramps up against Manafort, the president’s propagandists at Fox News have sought to distance Manafort from Trump and, through selective reporting on Manafort’s legal troubles, discredit the probe against Trump’s former campaign manager.

    Since the beginning of 2018, Manafort’s legal exposure has grabbed mainstream media attention, but the topic has not managed to break through on Trump’s favorite Fox News programs. Media Matters reviewed transcripts and video of the first editions of Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine after significant reports surfaced about new developments regarding the investigations into Manafort this year. We found little to no coverage of notable turns in the multiple high-profile legal cases against Trump’s former campaign manager. But we did find extensive coverage of the strong words a judge had for the special counsel’s team.

    Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine all but ignored major turns in legal cases against Manafort

    Manafort sues Department of Justice, alleging special counsel exceeded mandate

    On January 3, NPR reported that Manafort was suing the Department of Justice, alleging that “Mueller's team has ‘diverged’ from its stated focus on potential collusion with the Russians who attacked the 2016 election and instead zeroed in on Manafort for ‘unrelated, decade-old business dealings’ in Ukraine.” According to a Media Matters review, Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine did not cover the development.

    Company tied to former Manafort business associate and Russian oligarch sues Manafort and business partner

    On January 10, according to NBC News, “a company controlled and funded by” Russian billionaire Oleg Deripaska, a crony of Russian President Vladimir Putin and one-time business associate of Manafort’s, sued Manafort and his business associate Rick Gates for allegedly “bilk[ing] his company by taking $1.1 million in capital and paying it to themselves.” According to a Media Matters review, Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine did not cover the lawsuit.

    Special counsel tells judge investigation has revealed “additional criminal conduct” by Manafort

    On February 16, according to Politico, the special counsel’s office submitted a court filing informing a federal judge of “additional criminal conduct that [the office has] learned since the Court’s initial bail determination” on Manafort’s federal case that “includes a series of bank frauds and bank fraud conspiracies.” According to a Media Matters review, Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine did not cover the court filing specifically. Though a guest on Fox & Friends, George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley, briefly mentioned general “charges” against Paul Manafort, he downplayed them as “unrelated to the campaign.”

    Former Trump aide Richard Gates will “plead guilty” and has agreed to “testify against Manafort”

    On February 18, the Los Angeles Times reported that Gates, who is also a former Trump campaign aide, would “plead guilty to fraud-related charges within days” and that he “made clear to prosecutors that he would testify against Paul Manafort.” While the Times report was unverified by other media outlets at the time, according to a Media Matters review, Hannity and Justice with Judge Jeanine did not cover the report. Fox & Friends briefly mentioned it but added that Catherine Herridge, Fox News’ chief intelligence correspondent, “says, as of now, no deal, and Gates is not cooperating.” Five days later, The New York Times confirmed that Gates would plead guilty “to financial fraud and lying to investigators” and “has agreed to cooperate with the special counsel inquiry.” According to a Media Matters review, Hannity and Justice with Judge Jeanine did not cover the development. Fox & Friends all but ignored the report other than airing a 15-second teaser from co-host Brian Kilmeade (who did not identify how Gates is tied to the Trump campaign) and a softball question from co-host Steve Doocy during an interview with former White House chief of staff Reince Priebus. Priebus also attempted to downplay the significance of the report, claiming Gates’ and Manafort’s conduct was “independent of the Trump campaign.”

    Dutch lawyer tied to Manafort business partner sentenced to 30 days in federal prison for pleading guilty to lying to federal investigators

    On April 3, according to CNN, Alex van der Zwaan, a “Dutch lawyer tied to former Trump deputy campaign chairman Rick Gates,” was “sentenced … to spend 30 days in prison and pay a $20,000 fine after he admitted to lying to” the special counsel regarding his “communications with Gates and a person with Russian intelligence ties.” According to a Media Matters review, Hannity briefly mentioned the sentencing, downplaying it as having “nothing to do with Russia collusion,” and saying, “In reality, it looks like a giant waste of your money.” Justice with Judge Jeanine did not cover the sentencing, which was the first in the special counsel’s investigation. Fox & Friends twice mentioned the development in passing while attempting to downplay its significance, once saying the sentencing is “unrelated” to Trump and Russia.

    Special counsel obtains seven new search warrants against Manafort

    On April 5, CBS News reported that prosecutors on the special counsel’s team “revealed in court filings ... that they had obtained on March 9 seven new search warrants against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort” for “various properties” including “a storage unit, bank accounts, email addresses and devices.” According to a Media Matters review, Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine did not cover the report.

    Federal judge rejects attempt to get Manafort case dismissed

    On May 15, according to Politico, a federal judge “rejected an attempt by Paul Manafort … to get an indictment against him dismissed by claiming that special counsel Robert Mueller’s appointment was flawed.” The judge wrote that “given the combination of his prominence within the campaign and his ties to Ukrainian officials supported by and operating out of Russia, as well as to Russian oligarchs, Manafort was an obvious person of interest” for U.S. law enforcement. According to a Media Matters review, Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine did not cover the judge’s decision.

    Manafort’s former son-in-law cuts plea deal, will testify against Manafort

    On May 17, Reuters reported that Manafort’s former son-in-law and “business partner” Jeffrey Yohai “cut a plea deal with the Justice Department” requiring him “to cooperate” with the special counsel’s prosecutors. According to a Media Matters review, Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine did not cover the report.

    Special counsel accuses Manafort of attempting to tamper with witnesses

    On June 4, according to The New York Times, “federal prosecutors ... accused President Trump’s former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, of attempting to tamper with witnesses in his federal tax and money laundering case,” with one witness telling the FBI “that Mr. Manafort was trying to ‘suborn perjury.’” Yet again, according to a Media Matters review, Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine did not cover the court filing, even though the charges leveled against Trump’s former campaign manager can mean up to 20 years in federal prison if he is found guilty.

    Special counsel unseals additional charges against Manafort, Russian business associate

    On June 8, according to NPR, the special counsel’s office “unsealed more charges” against Manafort, alleging “that a Russian partner of Manafort's, Konstantin Kilimnik, helped him try to persuade witnesses to lie to the jury when Manafort's case comes to trial in Washington, D.C., this autumn.” According to a Media Matters review, Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine did not cover the additional round of charges against the president’s former campaign manager.

    But Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine all covered a judge’s sharp questioning of the special counsel’s motivations extensively

    On May 4, according to The Washington Post, “a federal judge in Virginia ... sharply questioned the motivations of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s fraud prosecution of President Trump’s former campaign manager.” According to the report, Judge T.S. Ellis III told prosecutors on Mueller’s team, “You don’t really care about Mr. Manafort’s bank fraud. … You really care about getting information Mr. Manafort can give you that would reflect on Mr. Trump and lead to his prosecution or impeachment.” According to a Media Matters review, Fox & Friends, Hannity, and Justice with Judge Jeanine all covered the judge’s rebuke of the Mueller team extensively.

    On the May 4 edition of Hannity, host Sean Hannity spent a total of 14 minutes and 46 seconds discussing Judge Ellis’ comments, calling his remarks the “single biggest beatdown I have ever seen in my life by a judge.” The nearly 15 minutes Hannity devoted to Ellis’ comments were significantly more than the time he spent covering any development in the various cases against Manafort in 2018 combined, which totaled about 1 minute and 57 seconds.

    On the May 5 edition of Justice with Judge Jeanine, host Jeanine Pirro spent a total of 15 minutes and 27 seconds discussing Judge Ellis’ remarks. In contrast, Pirro did not mention any of the other stories regarding Manafort's legal troubles in 2018.

    On the May 7 edition of Fox & Friends, the hosts devoted 11 minutes and 5 seconds to Judge Ellis’ comments over three hours of airtime. Fox & Friends spent a total of 2 minutes and 43 seconds on the other turns in the various cases against Manafort, and during those reports the hosts usually downplayed the events as “unrelated” to Russia or “independent from the Trump campaign.”

    As Fox buries reports on Manafort, majority of Americans are unaware of numerous special counsel indictments

    Given Manafort’s past and the people he has been willing to associate with professionally, it is no wonder Fox News’ chief Trump propagandists have attempted to distance the president from him. According to The Atlantic’s Franklin Foer, Manafort’s career was built on lobbying on behalf of “dictatorial governments in Nigeria, Kenya, Zaire, Equatorial Guinea, Saudi Arabia, and Somalia, among others.” Manafort’s experience representing repressive regimes eventually landed him a job in Ukraine, assisting the “former gangsters,” as Foer wrote, in the Party of Regions in improving their image domestically, eventually guiding pro-Russian Viktor Yanukovych to presidential victory in 2010.

    Fox News’ efforts to bury Manafort’s legal exposure seem to be having an impact. According to a recent survey conducted by Navigator Research, 59 percent of Americans are not aware that the special counsel’s investigation has uncovered any crimes, even though Mueller has amassed five guilty pleas and numerous indictments. Should the special counsel’s investigation turn up evidence that supports allegations of a criminal conspiracy between members of the Trump campaign and foreign actors, Manafort would surely be implicated as a key player.

    Suppressing reports regarding (arguably) the most corrupt member of Trump’s campaign team -- and following Fox’s usual playbook of downplaying and ignoring other consequential reporting on the special counsel’s investigation -- appears to be part of the network’s larger strategy to pre-emptively downplay any possible findings that could implicate the president and his campaign.

  • Fox & Friends ignores newest indictment against Paul Manafort and Rick Gates

    While Trump was watching, they found time to hype another attempt to discredit the Mueller investigation

    Blog ››› ››› ZACHARY PLEAT

    Sarah Wasko / Media Matters

    President Donald Trump’s favorite show Fox & Friends completely ignored a new indictment from special counsel Robert Mueller against former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort and his deputy Rick Gates. Instead, the show devoted time to a Republican effort to discredit the Mueller investigation.

    Manafort and Gates were indicted on February 22 for a combined 32 counts, for allegedly committing tax, financial, and bank fraud, with Manafort allegedly laundering up to $30 million with Gates’ help. These charges are in addition to the previous charges filed against them on October 30.

    On February 23, Fox & Friends failed to mention the new indictment, a Media Matters’ search of SnapStream closed captioning revealed. The show did, however, find time to give a platform to two pro-Trump Republican congressmen to promote “phase two of their investigation” attacking the Christopher Steele dossier -- an investigation which is widely seen as an effort to discredit Mueller’s probe into whether the Trump campaign assisted Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential election.

    Fox & Friends, which Trump habitually watches and engages with over Twitter (including today), has a recorded history of downplaying or simply ignoring negative stories about Trump and those close to him. On January 30, the show failed to cover Trump’s refusal to enact sanctions on Russia related to the country’s interference in U.S. elections (the deadline to do so was January 29). The show also ignored three separate breaking news stories about the Russia investigation on February 1, former White House staff secretary Rob Porter’s alleged history of domestic abuse on February 8, and that the Trump White House first learned of allegations against Porter a year prior to the media reports. Additionally, Fox & Friends covered the first October 30 indictment against Manafort and Gates far less than its CNN and MSNBC competitors.

  • Fox News is practically begging Trump to fire Mueller

    In the aftermath of the Flynn plea, Fox News’ attacks on Robert Mueller have become completely unhinged

    Blog ››› ››› SIMON MALOY

    Sarah Wasko / Media Matters

    Fox News’ prime-time block of programming these days is extremely dark. The network’s evening hosts have been in a highly agitated state, filling the airwaves with grave warnings about totalitarianism, covert subversion by anti-democratic forces, and midnight raids on the quiet homes of unsuspecting citizens. This churning miasma of corruption and menace is sourced to a single nefarious person whose scheming -- if left unchecked -- could undermine civil society and pose a threat to the very fabric of American democracy itself.

    That person is special counsel Robert Mueller.

    Mueller has never been the most popular person at Fox News given that he’s busily investigating Donald Trump, whom the network treats less as a president and more as a living sun god. Fox’s biggest names have been working to discredit Mueller and calling for his head for months. (A Media Matters study found that Sean Hannity had called for Mueller to resign or be fired 40 times between May and the beginning of November.) But ever since news broke that Trump’s former national security adviser Michael Flynn had cut a deal with the special counsel and pleaded guilty to making false statements to the FBI, the level of anti-Mueller histrionics at Fox has spiked as the network’s hosts and contributors paint Mueller and his investigation as existential threats to the country.

    Sean Hannity kicked off his December 6 show by ripping into “Robert Mueller's partisan extremely biased hyper-partisan attack team.” To Hannity, the fact that Mueller (a registered Republican as of several years ago) hired investigators who donated to Democratic campaigns meant that “Robert Mueller has assembled the most partisan special counsel in history. Now, they are in utter disgrace in terms of equal justice under the law.” Per Hannity, Mueller and his team “now pose a direct threat to you, the American people and our American republic.”

    Then Hannity turned to Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett, who piled on the hysterics. “I think we now know that the Mueller investigation is illegitimate and corrupt,” he said, referring to Mueller’s dismissal of investigator Peter Strzok, who had sent text messages in 2016 mocking Trump. “Mueller has been using the FBI as a political weapon. And the FBI has become America's secret police,” Jarrett added, explaining that it has become “like the old KGB that comes for you in the dark of the night, banging through your door.”

    Hannity was in complete agreement. “This is not a game. This is not hyperbole you are using here,” he said of Jarrett’s obvious hyperbole. “Ask Paul Manafort,” Jarrett replied. “They came for him and broke through his front door.” Hannity was shocked. “If it can happen to him, Gregg …” Jarrett finished the thought. “It can happen to all of us. Absolutely. The FBI is a shadow government now.”

    Pardon me while I get a change of pants.

    This is all quite insane. When Paul Manafort, the onetime Trump campaign chairman and shadowy millionaire lobbyist who is wrapped up in off-the-book Ukrainian financial deals, is your avatar of the persecuted everyman, you’re playing a desperate and losing hand.

    As for the KGB nonsense, it is true that the FBI conducted a no-knock raid on Manafort and subsequently arrested him after a grand jury returned indictments for conspiracy and money laundering. But doing things like obtaining warrants and presenting evidence to a grand jury are precisely what secret police forces -- KGB and otherwise -- don’t do. The whole point of a “secret police” is to obviate due process, and by all indications the arrest of Paul Manafort was by the book.

    Later the same evening, Fox News contributor Newt Gingrich appeared on Laura Ingraham’s program and started howling about the threat Mueller poses to America itself. “Mueller is corrupt, the senior FBI is corrupt. The system is corrupt and until you get back up and say -- realize how really truly corrupt this is, there's a sickness here,” Gingrich said. “I think it is frightening,” he added. “If you believe in the rule of law and you believe in America, what we are learning is genuinely frightening.”

    On December 4, Fox Business host Lou Dobbs went the extra mile, slamming Mueller as a partisan hack but also calling for him to be prosecuted for unspecified “crimes” against Trump. “A call for the firing of Robert Mueller no longer really truly satisfies any call for accountability,” Dobbs said. “Strzok and Mueller and Comey, in my judgment, should be the subjects of criminal investigations and held fully accountable for crimes against a sitting president and the voters who supported them. Just one man's opinion.”

    All this overwrought talk of the KGB and threats to democracy made a compelling show for Fox News’ core audience of angry seniors. My suspicion is that the message is intended for one specific angry senior who is known to be a devoted Fox viewer: Donald Trump.

    As the Washington Post’s Greg Sargent wrote in October, there exists “a vast, multi-tentacled, largely-fictional alternate media reality that casts large swaths of our government as irredeemably corrupt -- with the explicitly declared purpose of laying the rationale for Trump to pardon his close associates or shut down the Russia probe, should he deem either necessary.” In the aftermath of the Flynn bargain, Hannity, Jarrett, and pals are putting in extra work to frame Mueller and his investigation as over-the-top threats to the country and Trump’s presidency that must be eliminated. That’s a message Trump wants to hear, and everyone knows he’s watching.

  • Trump's lie about Manafort's illegal activity predating his campaign came from Fox News

    Blog ››› ››› ZACHARY PLEAT

    Sarah Wasko / Media Matters

    In response to the news that President Donald Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort was indicted for, among other things, money laundering and acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign principal, Trump tweeted a Fox News talking point that Manafort’s alleged criminal activity occurred before he joined the campaign. But the first page of the indictment states that in an attempt to hide payments he received from Ukraine, Manafort was laundering money at least through the election year;  Manafort served as Trump’s campaign manager between March and August 2016.

    The first page of the indictment reads (emphasis added):

    MANAFORT and GATES generated tens of millions of dollars in income as a result of their Ukraine work. In order to hide Ukraine payments from United States authorities, from approximately 2006 through at least 2016, MANAFORT and GATES laundered the money through scores of United States and foreign corporations, partnerships, and bank accounts.

    Trump falsely claimed on Twitter that Manafort’s alleged criminal actions didn’t occur during his time with the campaign:

    Fox News had repeated this false talking point several times prior to Trump’s tweet. On Fox & Friends earlier this morning, co-host Steve Doocy commented that Manafort had “some suspicious wire transfers back in 2012, 2013, many years before he joined Trump.” Doocy later seemed to suggest the White House adopt the talking point that Trump eventually tweeted: “But ultimately, I would imagine the people in the White House are going to start talking later today about, ‘Well, if that's all they've got, something -- the guy who ran the campaign last year, something he did 5, 10 years earlier, we're OK.’”

    It’s been well documented that Trump regularly watches Fox’s morning programming. Even this morning, before details of Manafort’s indictment were reported, Trump tweeted his thanks to a guest on Fox & Friends for his performance on the show.

    The same talking point was repeated later on Fox News, before Trump’s tweet. On America’s Newsroom, Fox contributor Byron York said, “These are all alleged crimes that, if they took place, took place years before he joined the Trump campaign.” A few minutes later, Fox guest David Hoppe said the indictment “is for things that happened well before Paul Manafort was ever involved with the Trump campaign.”

    Some Fox personalities also shared this talking point on Twitter prior to Trump’s tweet:

  • Fox & Friends barely covers Manafort indictment

    Blog ››› ››› JULIE ALDERMAN

    Fox & Friends devoted less than 20 minutes to the news that special counsel Robert Mueller was filing charges against two of President Donald Trump’s top campaign aides, while other cable news morning shows spent over an hour on the story this morning.

    On October 30, a federal grand jury indicted Paul Manafort, Trump’s former campaign chief, and Rick Gates, Manafort’s longtime business associate who also served as his deputy on the Trump campaign, as part of Mueller’s investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election. The indictment includes 12 counts, including conspiracy against the United States and acting as an unregistered agent of a foreign principal. The Daily Beast called the indictments “stunning.”

    After the news of the indictment came out shortly before 8 a.m., MSNBC’s Morning Joe and CNN’s New Day stayed on the story until their respective shows ended at 9 a.m. Fox News’ Fox & Friends, on the other hand, devoted only 18 minutes and 48 seconds to the story in the same time period.

    Sarah Wasko / Media Matters

    This is hardly the first time Fox News has attempted to downplay or mislead about the Russia probe. Fox has also tried to deflect attention by scandalizing innocuous stories, such as attempting to link former President Barack Obama to the dossier about Trump’s relationship with Russia or repeatedly covering the debunked story involving former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and a Russian uranium company.

    Media Matters searched SnapStream for mentions of the world “Manafort” on the October 30 editions of CNN’s New Day, MSNBC’s Morning Joe, and Fox News’ Fox & Friends. We timed the mentions if they were part of a significant discussion of the indictments, with “significant discussion” defined as a back-and-forth exchange between two or more people on the indictment, a packaged report where the indictment was the stated topic of discussion, or a host monologue where the indictment was the stated topic of discussion.


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Wednesday, March 31, 2010

5 BlackBerry Apps for Medical Professionals

This is a guest post by  Ashley Jones.  If you're interested in submitting a guest post, please contact me.

No matter how popular the iPhone may be, there are some people who just cannot live without their BlackBerries. It was a pioneer in pushing email to your phone back in the days when most people did not even own a computer, and it’s one device that even most technophobes are comfortable with. The Blackberry does not seek to compete with the other smartphones around; it takes pride in knowing it was one of the first on the scene, and that its loyal supporters will never switch to the competition. So it’s only fitting that developers come up with apps for the Blackberry; there may not be as many as the number of apps written for the iPhone, but there are enough for serious professionals. So if you’re a doctor or work in any part of the medical field and own a Blackberry, let me tell you about five apps you may want to consider. We all know about the big players like Epocrates, Skyscape, PEPID, Lexi-Comp, and others.

Here are 5 additional medical apps that you'll find on the BlackBerry App World:
ECG Guide: Whether you’re a cardiologist or not, this is one application that will come in handy when you have to interpret ECG charts. This app includes more than a hundred ECG examples and also helps you improve your reading and analysis skills with a quiz. Best of all, it costs less than $10.
GI Calc: This free app helps doctors manage patients with gastrointestinal problems and liver disease. It helps you calculate risks and determine the need for intervention based on standard scoring and classification methods.
ICD9 Coder: This app costs under $10 and comes in handy for primary care providers who need to look up ICD9 codes that they use often. It is a simplified collection of ICD9 codes from the American Academy of Family Physicians’ list. The list replaces ICD9 descriptors with problem-oriented descriptors of conditions that are relevant to family practice.
Cardio Calc: Another app that’s for the entire medical community rather than for just cardiologists. The Cardio Calculator not only helps determine cardiovascular risk and guide lipid treatment, but also provides information and utility value for medical practitioners in other fields of medicine like hematology, gastroenterology, nephrology and obstetrics. This app is free of cost.
Davis’s Drug Guide Mobile and Web: A great app for under $50 which you can use to access the complete version of Davis’s drug guide from the web. It’s updated regularly and you can find the information you need thanks to a powerful inbuilt search engine. The guide includes generic and trade names for various drugs, therapeutic classes, and even natural and herbal products.
This guest post is contributed by Ashley M. Jones, who writes on the topic of pharmacy technician certification. She welcomes your comments at her email id:

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Friday, June 10, 2011

Verizon 4G LTE Smartphones

Right now, you can choose among 3 Android smartphones on Verizon that run on the 4G LTE network:

  • Revolution™ by LG
  • DROID CHARGE by Samsung
  • ThunderBolt™ by HTC

Based on the number of reviews, the ThunderBolt™ by HTC is the most popular 4G smartphone on Verizon. It was also the first. Although Motorola recently announced the Droid X2, this smartphone is not a 4G smartphone. I wonder why Motorola hasn't come out with a 4G LTE smartphone yet.

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Will OQO Make a Device Just for Healthcare?

Some people are eagerly awaiting the new OQO model 02+ which will be available very soon. I've been happy with my OQO model 02 (except I wish the fan was not so loud). This micro PC (or some may even call it an ultra-mobile PC or UMPC) has even been used in various healthcare settings. As younger physicians and other healthcare professionals get more familiar with mobile technology, tiny devices like the OQO will become more ubiquitous within the healthcare setting. The landscape of medicine is changing quickly, so gadget lovers should rejoice!

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FOUR Melbourne-based entrepreneurs are seeking to revolutionise retail one bottle of water at a time. Part advertising company, part social movement, Sandra Qian finds out how the young guns behind Sirene Water are setting themselves apart from the competition.

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Bottling it up for change. From left to right, Sirene Water’s William Yau, Caleb Ha, Hwi So and Alex Chen. Photo: Shaun Lee

For Melbourne-based entrepreneurs Alex Chen, Caleb Ha, Hwi So and William Yau, bottled water shouldn’t be about corporate greed and consumerism. Through their startup Sirene Water, the team are on a mission to achieve positive change by promoting social responsibility and sustainable business practices.

In line with the group’s belief that water should be free, production is funded by advertising space on each label, ensuring zero cost for the consumer. This system is based on Japan’s pocket tissue marketing model, which the founders say is yet to be successfully replicated in Australia.

Breaking new ground has not been easy, and the team readily admits to facing obstacles along the way.

“We approached several suppliers, but they asked us for thousands of bottles in our first order, which we couldn’t facilitate,” says William Yau, who co-founded the business with Alex Chen.

“These were companies supplying Evian and Mount Franklin, and to them we were little more than an idea.”

Ideas are a dime a dozen, but execution is key. – Hwi So, Sirene Water.

Unperturbed, the team began looking interstate and eventually decided on a supplier from Queensland. Today, the company sources its water from the natural springs of the MacPherson Ranges.

“There were times when we thought our entire supply chain was impossible to implement,” says Alex.

“But you can only keep trying and putting yourself out there. There is no short cut.”

Having ‘grit’ is just as important as vision and ambition for a business in the long-term, the team members believe. Business development manager Caleb Ha explains that entrepreneurs should learn to value hard work and tenacity – hardly glamorous qualities, but ones which can make or break a start up.

“Ideas are a dime a dozen, but execution is key,” adds marketing director Hwi So.

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The team also believe  startups should be conscious of their relationship to the wider community. On this front, Sirene is setting a new benchmark by promoting awareness of social issues through their marketing activities and branding.

“We’re hoping to set an example for corporate social responsibility by promoting awareness of today’s pressing issues,” says Hwi.

“On the one hand we want to distribute free water to as many people as possible, but in doing so we also want to spark a conversation for change. Our sponsors see this in what we do and I believe they’re on board because they identify with those values.”

The team are very encouraging of other young entrepreneurs hoping to establish their own start-up and say Melbourne’s business community is full of opportunities for those who know where to look.

At the end of the day, there’s nothing wrong with starting a conversation with someone you don’t know and often those experiences can help you develop professionally. – Caleb Ha, Sirene Water

Caleb, who holds a Bachelor of Business (Entrepreneurship) from RMIT University, says the local school of business is always a good place to start for advice and support. Campus-based clubs and societies are useful, as are any community networks dedicated to supporting entrepreneurs such as The Entourage and The League of Extraordinary Women.

The former international student is a strong believer in networking, and believes it’s one of the easiest ways to gain industry know-how.

“It’s quite amazing what you can learn, by putting yourself out there and meeting new people. At the end of the day, there’s nothing wrong with starting a conversation with someone you don’t know and often those experiences can help you develop professionally,” says Caleb.

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The team also thinks perseverance and drive are two qualities that all entrepreneurs should learn to develop.

“Ask yourself: are you willing to give up your social life, ready to put up with the scrutiny of your friends and family who want you to get a regular nine to five job?” says Alex.

Lastly, William says that patience should not be overlooked, explaining that it’s fine to dream big, as long as ambitious plans are put into perspective.

“You learn quickly that success doesn’t happen overnight,” he says.

“It’s important to be patient, and work hard.”

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THINK you know everything about doing the nasty? Chances are you’ve still got stuff to learn, which is why condom company Hanx launched the UK’s first sex education classes for adults (#sexedforadults), covering everything from foreplay to communication, intercourse and condom use.

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PITTSBURGH - Needing a goal to save their season, the Pittsburgh Penguins' two superstars knew exactly what to do - get the puck to Sergei Gonchar.

Gonchar scored a power-play goal in the third period, on assists from stars Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, to break a tie and lift the Penguins to a 4-2 victory over the Detroit Red Wings in the Stanley Cup final on Tuesday night.

Gonchar's goal 10:29 into the third period came with the game tied 2-2 and the Penguins coming out of a second period in which they were dominated by the Red Wings. A Detroit goal at that point would have all but sewn up a second consecutive Stanley Cup for the defending champions.

"When you have a guy like Gonch back there who is such a calming influence, you want to get him the puck," said Crosby. "It's probably better when you come out of a bad second period like that and you're still tied.

"It was important to respond with a big third period."

Detroit still leads the best-of-seven series 2-1, but instead of falling behind 0-3, the Penguins will now try to even it up on home ice on Thursday night (8 p.m. ET).

Maxime Talbot scored two goals, including an empty net marker with 57 seconds left to play, while Kris Letang also scored for Pittsburgh, while Crosby got his first point of the series on Gonchar's goal.

Henrik Zetterberg had a goal and set up one by Johan Franzen for the Red Wings, who outshot the Penguins 29-21.

Pittsburgh had the lead in shots in the first two games, where goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury endured some heavy criticism for letting in questionable goals, but he was excellent as Detroit outshot the Pens 14-4 in the second frame but failed to score.

"They're a great team and we're lucky that Flower (Fleury) is there," said Talbot. "In the first two games he got criticized a lot, so I'm happy for him now."

Pittsburgh came back to hold a 10-3 advantage in the third and got a man advantage when Detroit defenceman Jonathan Ericsson was sent off for interference.

"We needed to calm down and get back to our game," said coach Dan Bylsma. "We started good, built some momentum, the building was going, we had some chances and got the power play.

"The power play did an unbelievable job of winning puck battles, keeping it alive and giving Gonch the chance to rip that one home."

The Penguins had the Detroit penalty kill team - the Wings only weak spot in the playoffs thus far - hemmed in its zone until Crosby and Malkin teamed up to get Gonchar the puck at the point for a shot through heavy traffic.

Pittsburgh was 2-for-3 on the night with the man advantage and has three goals in its last four chances.

"They played a good third period," said Detroit coach Mike Babcock. "They played a good first 10 minutes, we took over for the next 30, the they got the call on Ericsson in the third and took over.

"'They told us they were going to clamp down on (interference), but I'd seen four from one particular guy on their team prior to that never got called. But (the referees) are trying their best, just like the teams."

Malkin got his third assist of the night on Gonchar's goal and leads the playoffs with 33 points.

The Whiteout was on at Mellon Arena as nearly all of the sellout crowd of 17,132 wore the white T-shirts handed out at the door to boost the home team that came back from Detroit down 2-0 on a pair of 3-1 losses to open the series.

But instead of starting with a burst, he Penguins found themselves up against a checking wall thrown up by Detroit in the neutral zone and did not get a shot until nearly three minutes into the game.

Still, they managed to strike first as a weak clearing attempt was picked off at the Wings blue-line by Letang and Malkin slid a pass into the slot for a one-time blast by Talbot for a goal 4:48 into the game.

But only 1:31 later, Ville Leino came around the Pittsburgh net and, after his shot was stopped, blocked out Gonchar so Zetterberg could score from the right side.

Zetterberg's cross-ice pass went off Matt Cooke's stick right to Franzen for a power play goal at 11:33, but the Penguins got it back on a power play at 15:57 when Letang's long shot from the left boards beat Osgood cleanly.

The Red Wings only got on the power play twice and were banging their sticks when Pittsburgh had six skaters on the ice for a long stretch and didn't get called. But breaks often go to the home team.

"With six guys on the ice, we cycled the puck a bit - it was great," Talbot said with a laugh.

Notes - Forward Mikael Samuelsson missed the Red Wings Tuesday morning skate, reportedly because he was sick, but he was in the lineup for the game. Kris Draper was a healthy scratch and Pavel Datsyuk missed a sixth game with a foot injury, but is expected back for Game 4. . . The Penguins made no lineup changes, so Peter Sykora sat out a 12th straight game. . . Malkin, who leads the league with 33 playoff points, is the first to reach 30 in a single playoff year since Joe Sakic had 34 for the Colorado Avalanche in 1996.


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From the Daily: Hillary Clinton for President

Tuesday, October 11, 2016 - 6:40pm

As the upcoming presidential election nears, we cannot and will not ignore that the fate of our nation and the lives of its citizens are at risk. We as voters hold the power to decide what happens next. With the gravity of this presidential election in mind, The Michigan Daily’s Editorial Board endorses the same Democratic candidate we did in the primary, Hillary Clinton, to become the 45th president of the United States.

Clinton’s dedication to public service and experience in law and foreign affairs affirm her as the election’s most qualified, knowledgeable and experienced candidate. Her policies are logical and thorough, and will serve the needs of the American people. As college students, we consider her on the grounds that her policies will best serve us during our years in the educational system and as young adults entering the workforce.

The University of Michigan's student body includes diverse identities, which Clinton plans to protect through comprehensive social policy. Clinton’s LGBTQ policies promote human rights on a local and global scale, calling to “end so-called ‘conversion therapy’ for minors” and to “invest in law enforcement training focused on fair and impartial policing” of transgender citizens. Her racial justice policies include a reformation of the criminal justice system — a system that unfairly targets Black men and people of color — and more restrictive gun laws, starting by removing gun show loopholes and taking on the gun lobby. Clinton will represent women by working to pass the Paycheck Fairness Act and making high-quality childcare more affordable for working mothers.

Equally important for students on our campus, Clinton addresses campus sexual assault directly, and her plan covers methods of prevention, support and ensuring of fair processes for all involved in reporting and investigating. Clinton has sponsored the 2005 reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, introduced the Caregiver, Advise, Record, Enable Act — which ensures contraception for victims of rape and incest — supported the Department of Justice’s Offices on Violence Against Women and launched a United Nations resolution creating guidelines for international response to sexual assault in areas of war.

Clinton’s economic policy is fundamentally important to the college student: It helps make college more affordable and accessible. Her promise to “make debt-free college available to everyone” and to “liberate the millions of Americans who have student debt” is among the most important policies that seek to support students’ well-being. Greater college affordability and accessibility can lead to greater socioeconomic diversity on college campuses, something of crucial importance on our campus here in Ann Arbor.

As well, Clinton plans to raise the minimum wage from $7.25 per hour to $12 per hour over the next several years, making the minimum wage a more livable wage for all Americans. She wants to raise income taxes for the top 5 percent, which is reminiscent of Sanders’ (I-VT) plan. She also plans to provide workers paid family and medical leave. While this plan would end up costing $300 billion over 10 years, it rewards those who stay in the workforce, allows a larger and more diverse population to enter the workforce and ultimately strengthens the country's economy.

It’s easy to get caught up in the cynicism, general weariness, mistrust and lack of confidence in a country wrought with gridlock. It’s even easier to get caught up in Trump’s many scandals, but regardless, the bottom line is that Trump’s policies in and of themselves are incredibly poor. They do not benefit the majority of American citizens nor do they bear the image of the American people in mind.

For example, Trump’s immigration proposition to “build a wall” and “have Mexico pay for it” is not only xenophobic, but is also littered with unfixable problems. Trump has no direction or hold of the actual cost of a project of such magnificence. Is it $8 billion, $10 billion or $12 billion? Trump has demonstrated he doesn’t know for sure — and therefore neither do the American people. The Washington Post estimates the project would cost at least $25 billion. Not only does Trump fail in respect to immigration reform, he has no grasp of the American economy, despite many claims that he will run the country like a business. Trump’s revised tax plan estimates tax cuts upward of $4.4 trillion, with no guarantee of savings. Moreover, he promises to add 25 million jobs back to the U.S. economy, but with his current economic layout, it’s more along the lines of party placation than fiscal reality. We deserve better.

And while there is the option of voting for a third-party candidate — as many are announcing they will — because the United States uses a majority voting system for presidential elections, voting for a third-party candidate could take away votes from Clinton and increase the chances of Trump winning the election. For example, during the presidential race between Al Gore and George W. Bush in 2000, prominent third-party candidate Ralph Nader may have created a divide between liberal voters and influenced Bush’s election. In addition, neither Green Party candidate Jill Stein nor Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson have shown nearly the level of knowledge or had nearly the level of experience Clinton will have when entering the Oval Office. Given the weight that this candidate will carry for the future of our nation, we as Americans must vote for the best candidate and take care to understand the impact of our votes in a close and divisive election.

We are deep in a political race fraught with issues that affect every aspect of our lives and our futures. The outcome is ours to decide. While Clinton has her downfalls and warrants the same level of scrutiny as any other presidential candidate, she is still the obvious choice. But Donald Trump is not a viable option, not only due to his appalling rhetoric and horrendous behavior, but also due to the fact that he has few concrete plans and little understanding of what it takes to be president of the United States. And while third-party candidates may be attractive to voters fed up with Trump and Clinton, they are much weaker candidates in terms of merit, and it is unlikely they will win. Therefore, voting for them risks skewing the vote in a way that could be disastrous. With so much riding on this election, we are proud to support Hillary Clinton, the presidential candidate with the most experience, best policies and a comprehensive plan to better our country.


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I had a follower of this blog ask me a question about kids playing specific positions on the baseball field. I would like to take this opportunity to let all of you know that I enjoy the questions that you send, and I will try to answer as many of them as possible. I also want everyone to know that I, by no means, believe that I have all the answers. Whenever I get a question like this, I go to the players and coaches that I am surrounded by every day and ask their opinions. You are not just getting my personal ideas, but the combined thoughts of the people who have seen it first hand. So, please keep the questions coming, so you can hear about the things that you want to hear about.

When I polled the players on my team, and some of my former teammates about playing only one position, I could see that I struck a nerve. Most of the pitchers were very agitated about how they or their kids have been treated in regards to this issue. I do believe that kids should start putting more time into certain positions, but that is not until they are well into their teenage years. We are seeing kids who are just getting started in the game that are told that they are "Pitcher Only." Are you kidding me? These kids don't even know which position they may have the most interest in, and it is being decide for them by a coach or parent. Please, let these kids play all the positions on the field at the beginning stages of the game, and I am not just talking about tee-ball.

Also, let them all play. I know that it is hard to put a kid out there who can hardly catch a ball, but if you go about it the right way, he will eventually get there. At the youth level, every kid should play the same amount. Fight the temptation to keep putting the kids out there who excel at certain positions. As they get a little older, and into their teens, the kids need to be prepared for high school ball and the fact that the best players will play. Use your scrimmage games and non tournament games to make up for the innings that your less talented players are going to get later on. But, this should not be happening while these kids are just being introduced to the sport.

The best way that I have seen it done, is to have the kids list out which positions they love to play, and then which ones they would like to learn more about. I would suggest that you tell every one of your kids that the team NEEDS them to pitch, so that none of the other kids will end up hurting their arms... (We have a great interview on the way with the Cardinals Medical Trainer on this topic.) The one position that seems to be the exception to the rule is catcher. Many kids are just afraid to get back there, and I would absolutely not put a kid behind the plate that is afraid to be there.

The lesser talented kids will usually shy away from pitching, because it is such a high pressure and visible position. What I have seen though, is that once you get them out there, and they throw a few strikes and eventually get some outs, they are so proud of themselves and will feel like they are a big part of the team. They will see that they can do it, and will start working harder on their throwing skills and will be a better overall player in the long run. If you keep firing the worst kid on your team out in right field, they are going to lose interest in the game overall, and once again, what is the purpose here? I hope that from the previous blogs, you have already heard me preach that the end game should be to help these kids fall in love with the game of baseball, and that doesn't mean, just your best players.

The obvious thing that we have not talked about, is pitching only one or two kids on your team that you think can win you a game...we will address this later. I had a great conversation with one of our pitchers, Joe Kelly, who quit the game because he was being over pitched. I will do a blog interview with Joe, so he can share his thoughts. Once again, the goal is to influence all these kids and it will sometimes cost you a youth league game. Not the end of the world. But refusing to let all of your kids play, and play all over the field may be the end of their baseball experience.

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    After Assistant Coaching for a few years and coaching last year, I've come to a different conclusion. The younger kids (9 and under) have such a difficult time learning one position that they are being setup for failure to learn too many positions. I decided this year to give each player two positions, one infield and one outfield behind the infield position they play (we play 4 outfielders). I rotate them so they all get equal time. First base is ONLY for players who can catch, I don't think a bloody nose or black eye is good for any player's future growth. Just finding players willing to play catcher is tough, so I promise them they will not be benched if they catch 3 innings a game. If you can't throw strikes you're not pitching, but any player who can throw strikes, no matter how many meat pitches they throw are guaranteed to pitch. The season is still young, but the players are really coming together this year. They are still learning their positions, and next year they can try new ones. Only pitchers and catchers have three positions, the rest two. The kids are really happy, in previous years they were just confused playing 3rd after playing first after playing Center and after playing 2nd.
  • my kid wants to quit because outfield only position

    My son is in 1st year lil league his coach will only allow him play left right outfield he keeps asking to do other things always same answer"go to ur same positions"& No. He went mad and threw his glove on ground to prove no balls ever come his way,he did prove his point.They finally let him go to the other side but only because he refused to go out there an quit. He already wants to quit &cries feeling no good an left out only 5-6 kids out 12 is the coaches favorites they get to play differ positions but all in the dirt and they also put my son last to bat on the list even before a child that never gets a hit due to autism,that kid is one of the coaches grandsons. Clearly see favorites on this redsox lil league an my son is a left hand player who can hit an throw but is ready to give up ball forever now and try basketball just because this favorites played discrimination going on just because all they want is to win but says its about the kids just having fun,but does something different than what they say. It's sad to see them yell at one grandson for not hitting or catching ball rite he even cries when he gets a hit cause he knows he didn't get yelled at this time several kids are awesome but a whole lot will never get to show it because they will hate the game.
  • Hey I'm a youth catcher I

    Hey I'm a youth catcher I love the things u post I learn a lot..... All the coaches I've had have put me at catcher even with my allstar teami always love to learn thanks for the posts
  • Great post! If able could

    Great post! If able could you expand your thoughts on lefties. I struggle with the limited position play, but also recognize the limited positions most left-handers are relegated to in competitive ball. For a child (my son) age 9 playing travel who enjoys outfield, should First and Pitcher be his only other positions for development? Go Birds!
  • I agree with this blog. What

    I agree with this blog. What I am confused about is what age to start putting your child into an organized sport. Many parents are now starting at 3 thinking that their child will be behind if they wait but other parents believe that 5-7 is better because they can take direction a bit better. What are your thoughts?
  • Wow, to think a major league

    Wow, to think a major league manager thinks the way a lowly parent coach like myself does. LOL. I once had a parent tell me that he was a "HIGH LEVEL WINNING GUY" and apparently my philosophy of teaching the game and moving kids all over the field, was wrong. This, after I put my philosophy in writing prior to everyone committing to the team. This was a "10U" team! This incident helped push me out of coaching for a couple of years only to get back in because everyone else my son played for was out to win at all costs as opposed to teaching fundamentals and proper movements, mechanics, footwork, etc. This is so refreshing and it inspires me to keep at it. Thanks You and God Bless!
  • Not only should kids not play

    Not only should kids not play one position, they should not play one sport year round. If you've never read "Until It Hurts", you would find it interesting. If you don't have time, the message of the book is: Overuse injuries never happened in youth sports until adults got involved. Having kids focus on one sport year-round has lead us to the "epidemic" of overuse injuries in all youth sports (not just baseball). What do you think?
  • Mike what a great blog. I

    Mike what a great blog. I have seen many "late" bloomers who start out a hot mess and end up a star. Also have seen "superstars" who were given a position, but never continue to accel b/c they aren't hungry for the position. Competition is great. Make those kids earn that spot each and everyday. "Time" is the biggest factor to success, b/c those athletes who put in the most quality time will practicing will succeed
  • This makes so much sense to

    This makes so much sense to me, since I have a grandchild that is on a team where winning seems to be the way to go. Each child stays in the same postion, bats in the same postion. Such a sad experience for a child that has loved the game! We are talking about 5 and 6 year olds. I hope that all coaches that see this will take to heart that it is about development and the love of the game at this age! Marlins baseball in Murfreesboro Tennessee. Go Cards!
  • Thank you Mike for taking the

    Thank you Mike for taking the time to address the issues of little league. I have put your thoughts into practice with my youngest son's team since we played tee ball 6 years ago (now 11U). I personally believe that it has created a great bond between teammates and families. I have seen many boys elevate their level of play because they were giving a chance to succeed. From the coaching staff, we accept the outcome of tournaments using this approach. And if we win, the victory is that much sweeter (we win it our way). Little League is set up well to play at skill appropriate levels. I would love to see more teams move away from the drive to be the best AAA/Major team; rather teach the game to every players and focus on developing athletes that love to play.
  • I couldn't agree with you

    I couldn't agree with you more. I saw my own son pressured to play certain sports year round and he dropped all of them to play baseball. He was stuck at pitching and outfield until one day as a 17 year old he was asked to play second base. I hadn't seen him that excited about a game in a long time. The highlight was when he got to turn a double play.
  • With having 11 & 13 years old

    With having 11 & 13 years old sons that love sports especially Cardinal Baseball. I think it's great you take the time out of your busy schedule to communicate with the fans! THANK YOU to you & your staff!
  • Totally agree w/ your take

    Totally agree w/ your take here. One question for you though. Does your theory change for left-handed throwers? Do you think it's OK for kids who throw lefty to play third, shortstop and second base? They obviously won't be playing those positions as they get into their teens and high school ball, but what about little league? Thanks!
  • Good article on young

    Good article on young baseball players. I agree with his blog on most points, especially catcher. The big problem with playing everyone in all positions, are the kids that do not want to play and are forced to play because of family pressure. Those kids can get hurt at any position and any chance of their playing sports will diminish. However, late bloomers (myself) benefit from knowing-playing all positions, so when the "muscles" develop...they can be valuable players in many situations. It's not how you play at the beginning, it's how you play @ the end ! Learn the sport, play for the love of the game !!!!!!! Turn two baby !
  • I absolutely love your blog.

    I absolutely love your blog. This is one of the best thing I have found. Thank you for putting fourth your time to write.
  • Hey Mike -- Thanks for

    Hey Mike -- Thanks for posting this. I coached CYC baseball and softball for almost 20 years and have seen it all. Players knowing several positions is a definite plus...especially when summer vacations start rolling in. I had the kids learn both an infield and an outfield position. The only thing I did was as they got older, I kept them on the same side of the field. A 1b would also play right side outfield. A 3b would also play left side outfield. That was a general rule...but I wanted them to be able to read the ball off the bat in the same way. They would also know how the infield would be positioned on balls hit to the outfield. Thoughts?
  • Mr. Matheny I am a huge fan

    Mr. Matheny I am a huge fan of you as a person first and now as the manager of our STLCards! Thank you for taking the time to provide this blog as an opportunity for parents and coaches to learn from you and other professionals. Such a generous gesture and use of your personal time.....very much appreciated! God bless you and your family!
  • In theory I agree with you,

    In theory I agree with you, but in practice it's not always as simple as playing everyone in multiple positions. I've coached from T-ball through high school and while I like to make sure that at the younger ages players get a chance to play both infield & outfield every game, I also am a firm believer in placing a player in a position where he has a chance to succeed. Putting a young player at first base when he has issues catching the ball can be both a safety hazard and a detriment to his development as player.
  • This is exactly what is wrong

    This is exactly what is wrong with coaches like you when it comes to young players - it is STILL only about winning. So what if you had a kid at first base who could barely catch and every ball went past him? Would it cost you a few runs? Probably. However, if the kid wanted to be there what is it really costing you other than some cheap thrill when you go over your stat sheet in your garage? Don't hide behind some safety hazard issue or developmental issue. Kids, especially young ones, are timid and don't want to go beyond their comfort zone. Sometimes a little push, or encouragement when things are going perfectly, is all they need to really succeed.
  • No I would have to side with

    No I would have to side with the original poster on this one. I have coached youth baseball at varying levels for years now and agree that putting some kids (not all) in a position they cannot handle can be dangerous. In addition, placing a child in a position where they are not going to be in a position to succeed can stunt their growth and confidence in the game and their abilities. I find letting a child work on different skills during practice allows them the opportunity to show that they can handle the position and have a genuine interest in playing that spot when the opportunity arises in a game.


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