Succession’s eight-episode titled ‘America Decides’ based on election night attract millions of fans toward the 2016, election. In the end, we can know how much damage all countries faced because of the Roys siblings. In this episode, Jeryd Mencken the extreme right-wing presidential candidate, burns 100,000 Democratic-leaning ballots, and doubt papers.
ATN’s CEO, who faith in Mencken that he can turn the political wind towards him. Though Succession is a real story-based show, this time you can see the truth in bold colors. The election was in the hands of ultra-right Republican candidate Jeryd Mencken (Justin Kirk), Democrat Daniel Jiménez (Elliot Villar), and, yep, Connor Roy (Alan Ruck).
An uncontrol civil and violence can be seen at the end of the episode. An unknown person burn all the votes in a center in Wisconsin and finished all the absentee ballots. In the end, Mencken was appointed as president. Two CEOs want him to stop the sale of Wystar to GoJo.
Did he really win elections, by getting more votes than Jimenez? Nobody knows and not wants to confirm. Today we talk about that matter with Brian Stelter, the former host of CNN’s Reliable Sources and the author of both 2020’s Hoax: Donald Trump, Fox News, and the Dangerous Distortion of Truth.
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His upcoming books are Network of Lies: The Epic Saga of Fox News, Donald Trump, and The Battle for American Democracy. During the interview when Sam Adams asked Brain, What was his reaction “traumatized”? Check out the below tweet :
If “America Decides” really is an alternate-universe reenactment of Election Day 2016, then we know that Shiv is right https://t.co/Q9urtZtWRY
— TIME (@TIME) May 16, 2023
Brain replied by saying, “Well, not traumatized. To me, this episode was an amalgamation of 2016, 2020, and the potential of 2024—and just total, utter fiction. I’ve heard people say elements of the 2020 election as well. The way I view it mostly was as liberals’ fears of how network projections could go wrong.”
Then Sam questioned about did they turned the right-wing candidate. He answered the writer’s wants that Fox Arizona came back to Biden, and the only first time Trump was elected. Again Sam asked Darwin said that he was calling the state, but not in reality, what do you understand by that? Brain said he thought several networks are here to execute an election.
But the real-life “Newsmax and OAN don’t give a hoot. They don’t have decision desks. They’re not making projections. But this is where I think we may be heading, in a way that’s dangerous.”
Sam said why did Fox not call the 2020 election for Trump? He said fear could be seen on his face of Tom when talking about the other networks’ sources. Sam’s next question was related to Bill Hemmer and why is Arizona blue. We can see a clip of that. What do you think about that? Read the below tweet to know more about ‘America Decides’:
Succession’s ‘America Decides’ Election Episode is a Shockingly Prescient Skewering of Fox News https://t.co/Pm6jQb6sfh
— Mediaite (@Mediaite) May 15, 2023
Brain said, “I’ve always thought in real life, that symbolizes Fox’s failure to roll out the news the right way. If you’re going to tell your audience something that it really doesn’t want to hear, you have to do it the right way, and not half-heartedly screw it up.”
The next question was about 100,000 ballots that were set on fire. At this Brain said, Our system is not breakable, because it knows how to bend. Because of the show, he can imagine what was happening in other countries. As the show grows up we update you with every single update. You can bookmark our site venturejolt.com.
