Fox News isn't make believe?
The network whose major players, including figures like Rupert Murdoch and Tucker Carlson, sent out emails and text messages revealing that many of them disbelieved the claims of election fraud aired by Donald Trump allies on Fox programs — but that they were concerned Trump-supporting viewers would flip to other channels if Fox journalists contradicted the false claims on air.
That Fox News?
Cable news is basically we almost never do out own journalism but we can take the news stories generated by real news organizations, throw out 80% of the stories because they don't fit a narrative that reinforces our viewers world view. Then we can harp and harp on a few stories most likely to stir them up and keep them coming back. They can both be terrible news networks. But it had become pretty evident in the last 6 or 7 years that, at least with the opinion shows, that FOX had moved beyond this and was literally starting to make things up. Now with people going under oath we know for a fact that this is true and was intentional and planned out. As to the extent to which this happens at MSNBC, if at all, I don't think we know yet. That doesn't mean that it isn't awful in its own right.
I recall first saying when I was at Ohio many moons ago that step zero in basic human decency is waking up everyday with the intention of trying to disprove everything that you believe in. Everything you think is at least little bit wrong because the whole truth literally doesn't fit in a human brain and some of it is very wrong. That's true for all of it. But unless you make on honest attempt to disprove it you are saying that you don't care because personal growth is harder than just continuing on literally not caring about right and wrong. In the years since then cable news has, IMO, turned most Americans into truly awful human beings. I know I am way off topic so I'll stop now and now reply further on this.