debunktion junction is twofold. number one, we have a really cute cartoon train. and i really dig it when we get to run that toot, toot, cartoon train. sorry. also, it gives us a chance to debunk stuff. there are claims that arise on the news sometimes that are widely believed to be true but can demonstrably be shown to be false. also, there are some things in the news that seem too outlandish to really seem actually true, but they are confirmable. so we use that segment to confirm as true or debunk as untrue stuff you that might have heard about in the news. we don t do is it all the time but when we do it i think there is a public interest value to it. so i m glad that we do it. we also make a regular practice on this show of running corrections. if we say something on the air, if i say something on the air that turns out not to have been true, either an inadvertent mistake or an editing error or just wrong information or a false interpretation, we correct it. not everybody in tv new
we do a recurring segment on this show whenever we feel like it because we re just that disciplined. it s a segment called debunktion junction. and the reason we really like debunktion junction is twofold. number one, we have a really cute cartoon train. and i really dig it when we get to run that toot, toot, cartoon train. sorry. also, it gives us a chance to debunk stuff. there are claims that arise on the news sometimes that are widely believed to be true but can demonstrably be shown to be false. also, there are some things in the news that seem too outlandish to really seem actually true, but they are confirmable. so we use that segment to confirm as true or debunk as untrue stuff you that might have heard about in the news. we don t do is it all the time but when we do it i think there is a public interest value to it. so i m glad that we do it. we also make a regular practice on this show of running corrections. if we say something on the air, if i say something on the air tha
and i really dig it when we get to run that toot, toot, cartoon train. sorry. also, it gives us a chance to debunk stuff. there are claims that arise on the news sometimes that are widely believed to be true but can demonstrably be shown to be false. also, there are some things in the news that seem too outlandish to really seem actually true, but they are confirmable. so we use that segment to confirm as true or debunk as untrue stuff you that might have heard about in the news. we don t do it all the time but when we do it i think there is a public interest value to it. so i m glad that we do it. we also make a regular practice on this show of running corrections. if we say something on the air, if i say something on the air that turns out not to have been true, either an inadvertent mistake or an editing error or just wrong information or a false interpretation, we correct it. not everybody in tv news makes a practice of doing that, but for us we have always felt like it s a respons
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