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Story summary
- A Gallup poll shows 28% of Americans trust the media to report news accurately, down from 31% last year.
- The lack of trust stems from journalists' failure to self-reflect and acknowledge their biases.
- Gerry Baker, journalist, argues the biggest bias is omission, with less scrutiny on left-leaning institutions.
- Bernard Goldberg, media commentator, warns that credibility must be earned to prevent further decline.
