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I would let my friend know that the Fox News website is written by people and people are easily biased, as well as persuasive, and that that "fact" is most likely not a fact, rather just an opinion. I would also let my friend know that most of these news sites are written by politicians who are heavily biased, especially when it comes to writing the articles for the politics tab, and to not believe everything you read on the web, no matter how many facts and statistics are included.

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I would tell my friend that FOX news is leaned to conservative and that they could manipulate the "truth" and might put only negative information about what they're against and I would tell them to check a news that is more centered, balanced news to find more believing facts.

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I feel if I was put into that situation, the first thing I would tell that friend almost immediately that Fox news is heavily biased to the political right. Meaning that they already have a ton of bias towards that section of the political stances. And as also stated on mediabias.com, Fox News is labeled as quite a questionable source due to Conspiracy Theories, Pseudoscience, Propaganda, Poor Sources and Numerous Failed Fact Checks

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I would tell my friend that fox isn't always a great resource to get and find real news from, it is usually biased and only shows one side of the story. I would tell them to look at different news resources and to look at what there side of the story is, and what their opinions are because it is better to get a lot of different bias's because then you know you are not getting fake news.

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Many news sites like Fox use bias in there writing this could be one of them. Many new sites use bias to convince people of certain things by putting out certain articles. You can detect bias in news by fact checking it with other news sites. In conclusion many news sites use bias to convince people of things that are false.

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Liam Caceres would try to make my friend understand that Fox, like many other news sources, is bias, and leans more towards republicans and may have not been 100% honest when putting up this information

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I would explain to my friend that FOX has a heavy republican bias and to further there understanding they should check out other news sites that aren't biased.

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I would tell my friend about how Fox is more bias to republican's, and that they post about how the democrat's are not doing to well. I would talk to them and see if they've looked into other news sites. I would tell them about looking into more democratic sites and tell them about reading the other party's bias. That it might help you come to conclusion.

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I would tell my friend that FOX news is heavily republican bias, so what they are saying is a twisted truth, not the exact truth. I would tell them that you cant use just one news source, and that they should use many. I would tell them this so they get many perspectives instead of one twisted one. They could also use a bias checking website to find a neutral website instead of using many bias ones.

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I would tell my friend that FOX new is somewhat biased and the information from it is sometimes twisted so that you see the way they see it. You could look a multiple news websites to make your own decision on what you think of the matter. You could also go to a bias fact check website to see if what you are reading is accurate or biased.

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I would tell my friend that FOX news is heavily biased towards the right, so what they are saying is probably not completely accurate. I would tell them that you can't always take things at face value and that they should cross reference it with other sources from conflicting and middle ground political ideologies, then make a conclusion based on all the information gathered from the multiple sources.

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The first thing that I would tell my friend would be that the media has bias everywhere. I would then first tell him that he should check the news source bias. The way that you should do this is use if a media bias checker. You then should check what different bias’s are across different news sources. Check with reliable online sources which way depending on the wording of the articles.

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I would tell my friend that not all of that may be true, fox is noticeably biased when it comes to politics. Other news articles from other news channels will most likely say something way different than what fox says. You can detect Media bias by fact checking the website.

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I would tell the friend that the media is heavily biased and they should not just rely on one source for their information, but instead should look over multiple sources that have very different opinions on the matter so that you can weed out the majority of the biased reporting.

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I would tell the friend that the media is heavily biased and they should not just rely on one source for their information, but instead should look over multiple sources that have very different opinions on the matter so that you can weed out the majority of the biased reporting.

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What I would say to my friend is how news sources such as FOX are catered towards the right wing and the republican party. I would also tell them how they need to fact check from multiple sources that are both catered to the left wing and the right wing. So that they can find the most accurate media source on the topic they are researching. Another option if they can't find an unbiased news source is that they can go with whichever one is more factually correct and comes from a verified website.

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I would tell that friend that Fox News is actually biased towards different events that happen, and that Fox specifically leans to the right side of political views (quite a bit at that). I would also tell them not to say that things that come from news sources (or anything you see online) are 100% factual (it would be like telling your opinion is a fact). I could also tell him that with Fox News being more extreme on the spectrum, that they often will trash or praise people; usually depending on which party they're on. Finally, I would say to them to check out media sources that have different opinions (ex. CNN or NBC), are in the middle when it comes to the political spectrum, or are mostly factual/creditable

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I would tell my friend that news sources tend to lead to one side of the political spectrum. FOX leans towards the Republican or "red" side of things. I would also advise him to check out the topic elsewhere instead of just one source. MSNBC and CNN are others all have different views which could open their eyes a little more on the topic.

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I would first explain that not everything you see on the internet is true and that’s why you need to double check your source and information before spreading it. One thing you can do is check and see if the source you're using should be trusted and a way you can do that is by using Media Bias/Fact Check. I would then further explain that FOX News is known for being biased to the Republican party, which might then cause them to publish misleading or false information.

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I would explain to my friend that Fox targets a very specific audience of people and has a tendency to bend the truth in order to cater to those people. There are news groups that are more or less likely to create biased articles filled with opinionated information or even flat out lies. Fox is an incredibly right leaning news source, and painting former President Obama in a negative light would please their readers. Some news organizations only write what their audience wants to hear, and you should be careful of what you believe.

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I would explain to him how every news organization holds bias towards certain topics and that information is not always entirely true. Fox is a very Republican biased news organization and can easily bash on anything that opposes their opinions like democratic former President Obama. I would also inform him on how he can avoid being influenced by biased media sources. For example, he can go to other news sights and compare the articles to observe what information might be true and what might be false.

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I would tell my friend that Fox News is widely used but it does not mean it is not bias. Fox News is bias to Republicans. I would say to look at diffrent sources to see the whole story.

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I would tell my friend how Fox may be bias because they are very republican. Since Obama is democratic Fox may be against him just because of this. If the barbecue failed to create jobs, Fox may be overexaggerating how much it failed just because they are very bias against democrats. I would also tell my friend that she can look at Fox's website to see what kind of bias they have and how much, or look up their political bias.

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I would explain to my friend that even though FOX says that Obama's barbecue failed to create jobs it's probably not completely true. FOX is a strong republican based news site so they're going exaggerate every little flaw that democrats do to manipulate viewer's opinions. (Obama is democratic) My friend should also check out other news sites to see what they have to say about Obama's barbeque. They can then compare FOX's information with the others.
The last advice I would give to my friend for the future is that they can detect a news website's bias by going to media bias/fact checker website. This will tell you if the news site is leaning democratic or republican.

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I would tell my fiend to research the topic more and also considering FOX is more right leaning which is replublicans vs. Obama who is a Democrat. There's an obvious bias there. I would tell them to make sure if this article is accurate by cross checking from other websites. FOX being more republican it wouldn't be a surprise if they try to slander Obama. I would also tell my friend if they read an article like this next time first make sure of the facts cross check it with other websites find out the websites bias. Analyze it for biases and read it carefully to make sure they think about the words to be careful and detect if they twist the truth by using certain words.

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I think the first thing I would say is that news sources all have different opinions or biases. News sources often lie or change the story a little based on what they think. Fox news has a right wing or republican bias which tells you that the articles they write are going to have facts that are more appealing to people with that same bias. I would probably tell my friend that if they want to find out more about this then they should look at what other websites are saying, and to see what kind of bias those other websites have to make sure that they are getting correct information.

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I would ask my friend to look at the sources that were put into finding this information. I would tell them to back check their information and check other sources to see their point of view. If you look at FOX you can see that FOX usually favors one party so they are most likely going to be favoring that party has much as they can. So they might not be telling the truth all the time because they might be bias toward their own party.

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I would ask my friend to go deeper and do more research on where they originally got that information from. More specifically I would tell him to look at more sources to see if everything is the same or different. I saw that fox news is usually more bias towards one specific party. That means even if it's a popular news source and many people use it, it might not always mean that it puts out truthful information.

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To my friend, I would say different news sources have different biases to appeal to their main audiences. They sometimes contain opinions disguised by vague truths. Fox news has a republican bias and writes its articles for people with the same bias. They focus on getting readers and making money rather than informing the truth. To ensure your getting the truth, I suggest you check out different news sources written about the same topic. You might find unlike information. A good way to detect bias is within the title of the article. Most news sources use powerful words that distinctly distinguish a villain and hero.

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I think that the first thing I would tell my friend is that news articles are not always factual sources that contain real news. Fox News especially is an example of a biased news network. These kind of biased sites use flashy and eye catching article names to create shock within the reader. Most of the articles written for Fox News have a right wing bias which tells you that the "facts" that they use in their articles are not always true. This site is more likely to spread information that makes the left look bad and the right look good. I would tell my friend to do some research on the websites that they get their information from to confirm that it's a credible source.

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I would tell him that the main thing that news companies look for is profit. If they make more money or get more views posting a certain type of news, then they will do so. People like to read what they agree with. The targets of Fox News are Republicans, so Fox puts out stories that are appealing to conservative audiences. Plus, the writer of the article already is biased in some way, whether they know it or not. You can find bias in media by using sites like mediabiasfactcheck.com or researching any news you read off a variety of different platforms.

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I would say to him that different news companies are biased towards political groups. I would also tell him to check if any other news companies have talked about this and if they haven't it is most likely fake news. every news company is most likely biased towards a certain political group.

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I would tell my friend that different sources are biased toward different things. For example, in this case, according to media fact check, Fox News is extremely biased towards republicans. So, this means that they most likely try to promote articles talking badly about democratic leaders. So, I would tell him to always fact-check before believing anything randomly. You can also detect website bias when you check other websites on the same topic, and they say different things.

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I think that my freind should first know that you can not trust everything that you read on the internet. Then, I think that my freind should look at a news bias detector site and see the bias that FOX news has. Then He/She read another article on the same subjet with the oppostit bias. To conclude, evreything/ everyone has an agenda to push weather they know it or not and there opinions are influenced by that agenda.

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I would talk to my friend about how Fox is not reliable or fact checked, and that maybe the topic they are discussing might be true but the way they word it creates bias.

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I would tell my friend that Fox News is not a reliable source for truthful information. Fox News is notorious for being in favor of the Republican party and usually favors their views on current events. They should fact check the information through other websites to find out if the information that they are being told is true. Having a bias to a certain thing can make your version of the truth wrong. That is why it is important to have sources that are neutral on topics and who only provide the facts.

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I would tell my friend that Fox can be a bit biased and not be always telling the whole truth. I would recommend them to use a media bias fact check website to see if the website is one that is biased. I would also look for that story in different websites to see if it is really 100% accurate or just twisted in a certain way.

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I would tell my friend that they need to do more research on where they got that information from. Fox news is known to be bias towards one particular party. I would say that even though it is a popular news source that many people use it does not always mean that the news source is putting out true information. I would also tell him to check multiple websites and make sure that next time he gets his information from an approved site.

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I would tell my friend that the facts may have been twisted to fit Fox's bias'. I would tell them that Fox is probably trying to appeal to its Republican demographic by slandering Obama. I would also tell my friends that next time they read an article they should analyze it and make sure that words with negative connotations aren't being used to manipulate them.

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I would tell my friend that Fox tends to be more of a Republican based news platform and criticizes Democrats to make Republicans look good. Authors/reporters will often use bias and opinions to sway their readers. I would tell my friend to do more research about the article's topic, because they are usually many different articles written about it from different and less biased writers.  The last piece of advice I would give my friend is that not everything posted on the internet is true, because anyone can post anything on the internet, so do not believe everything they see posted on there.

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I would tell my friend that FOX's website is biased. Fact and bias are different and FOX's information was probably from another author and they found that interesting and posted it. I would also tell my friend that FOX's source is usually bias and should probably use a different source

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I would tell my friend that FOX is toward a certain party and they can't believe everything they read online. I would probably do some research and check other websites.

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If my friend told me this, I would tell them that this sounds fake, and that fox news is a questionable source, and that before looking at any news sites, they should check https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/ before looking into any of these articles, along with fact checking the article they just read.

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If any of my friends told me this, I would ask them if they read any other news articles. If they read other news articles and concluded that from all the articles they read I would probably accept it but if they say they only got it from Fox's News I would doubt it. The reason why is because Fox news is a republican leaning news source, so all the info in the article was made with the bias of trying to make the republicans look good and make the democrats look bad.  Therefore, it is not reliable to simply go off of that information as they most likely overexaggerated information and maybe even lied about some.

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If my friend told me this I would double check to make sure it is true. First I would check a media Bias Fact checker for Fox news. I would then research from many news sources to see what they have to say about the topic. I would tell my friend that they need to fact check news that does not sound right.

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I would tell my friend that Fox news is a biased new source and that they should try to find a news source with a more neutral bias. Fox news has a more right leaning bias, so that information could be more influenced to make the political right side look better. You can detect a news source's bias by looking at their subjects of news. If you read the atricle, you might find that they are glorifying one side over another.

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If one of my friends told me about this and said it was fact because it was on FOX, I would explain to them how lots these news stations have bias as to what they say and you should try and find a station with the most neutral bias to get your information from. I would also say that if you really want to have a non bias report on information, you should look at many different news sources and gather and interpret the information on your own. You can decide what's real and what's not based on what each station covers.

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Channels like Fox News have bias based off of their political views and bias. This also means that there is not only facts on social media, because websites have added some of their bias onto the site. Ways that you can detect how websites may be biased is looking at a media bias/fact check website and entering in the site you're using to see how factual or biased it is. Fox News has conservative bias, so they may be trying to make Obama look bad, because they are the opposite political party.

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Fox news is a right wing(Republican) news source, that is known for sometimes posting news that is not 100% true, or factual. This new source is sometimes biased towards some news, and portrays people or things in a more negative way, so that their party looks better, and the other may not. I would also tell my friend that if they are interested in this subject, they should go see another news source that has another view than Fox, especially if they are going to share it with others, to see the whole story.

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Fox news is being biased because if they lean one way or another they will end up sharing facts and manipulating them on how they feel. I would tell my friend to look at different websites to see what the real story is. I would also tell them to fact check and read upstream to really get the full story. And I would also tell them to not fully trust it.

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I would tell my friend that Fox news is a biased and untrustworthy news network. I would also tell my friend that they should use multiple news sources and try to figure out the facts before they go and tell people untrue stuff.

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I would probably tell my friend that fox isn't a great resource to get real news and that it isn't reliable and is bias. I would also tell them to look at different resources to see the different sides. Also so they can see and actually check the websites that are real and that others that might be fake. Also, that some are biased info but some are fact and so they aren't really opinion.

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Fox News, being biased in favor of the Republican party in its news coverage, may not be the most reliable source and may give you information that is not 100% accurate. I would tell my friend that only looking at one singular website will not give you a full understanding of the topic, especially because that website is not impartial. I would advise my friend to go to numerous other sites and read about the same topic to ensure he gets the full story. I would also point out that for the future he should always get the whole story before announcing information.

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I would tell my friend that Fox News is biased toward their own ideas and party.

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I would tell my friend that FOX News doesn't have a good credibility source and are charged with many lies on conspiracy theories. I would also tell them that the stories on FOX have "poor sources" and is extremely right-side biased. I could also inform them that there are ways to fact check sources like FOX and many others sites to use to check the information they read.

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I would tell my friend that FOX is biased towards a certain party and that it isn't a reliable source.

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I would tell my friend that FOX is not a reliable fact source because they are known to have bias towards a certain party. Maybe the information is true, but the way FOX words it could be biased and you should do your own research from government approved sites or the people themselves

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i would tell my frend that fox news is currently beaing sued for lieing about the 2020 election and are not trustworthy

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I would tell my friend that FOX often has bias towards their beliefs. I would have to do research on my own. He could check for bias and fact check the article. It would also be better to see if you could find information on multiple websites.

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I would tell my friend that FOX is known for having a political bias towards conservative beliefs. I would tell him to not assume that anything is fact until he did his own research. He could check for bias by going to Media Bias/Fact Check and searching for the station's political bias. I would also tell him to check other media outlets to review opposing view points.

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I would tell my friend that just because its on a popular news station such as FOX, does not mean it is reliable. Many news sources often have a bias or an opinionated argument. The media influences news stations, and unless it is a direct fact from a government approved site, there is a chance it could be false. One way you can see if this website you are looking at is bias or not would be to check other articles and see if they have the same stance.

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Fox's News could've been false depending on their bias. Depending on what they believe they're gonna write news on the knowledge of their bias. To check if they're true or not you could check other sites with a different bias and compare. If the other sites have different stuff written down than they all are written based on different biases.

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Fox news could be false depending on there bias. You could check other sites with different bias and compare. Other sites might disagree but its on opinion. if both of the sites are different both of the sites written based off of different bias. if both of the sites are the same then you could check other sites and compare there bias.

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I would tell my friend that this information may be false since FOX News is known for being bias towards the Republican party. I would also tell my friend to check out other news sites like CNN which has an opposite point of view from FOX News to see if there are any differences. Beside, I would also tell him to not spread any misinformation unless he has fact checked what he said.

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I would tell them that FOX news is a very right leaning new source and that they should check the information with other websites to see if it was true.

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I would say that they don't know if it is actually true or not. Fox News first get their information from social media or from reporters. All of the ' information that they give' are their opinions from other people. To actually know if it is credible or not I would tell them to check out more websites that are proven to be true .

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I would explain that websites have motivations for specific things and tell them that when finding facts, you should look at multiple websites with different biases.

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I would say that their news source is, based on a site, biased towards republicans and I would advise them to look at different sites that have different political views - Aaryan K

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I would tell them that FOX News is biased toward one side. Also that just because t is know it can still not be true. I would tell them to look at other websites and see what they are saying. Finally I would tell them to look at the full picture and try to form there own opinion not just what they read. 

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I would tell them that FOX News is biased toward one side. Also that just because t is know it can still not be true. I would tell them to look at other websites and see what they are saying. Finally I would tell them to look at the full picture and try to form there own opinion not just what they read. 

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I would say how FOX news is a very biased news website and isn't very reliable, this would make them publish false information which could impact the readers. I would also say that just because they read something doesn't always mean that is is true information.

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I would tell him that just because Fox is a well known news source does not mean it is completely unbiased. Fox's news articles are slightly biased toward republicans. This bias could cause fox to leave out certain parts of the story to make it seem more on sided reaching out toward republicans. I would tell him to look across many different news sources with different biases to better his chances of seeing the full story.

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I would tell him that Fox news has chosen a view point and they are biased towards it.  I would tell him to look a the whole picture and not just at the fox article.

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Fox news isn't always reliable and they defiantly favor republicans. Fox news may be trying to hurt Obamas name/ make Obama lose votes. I think you should check the article yourself to see if Fox is telling the truth. I think you should tell your friend that just because its on a news site doesn't mean its a fact.

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Caitlyn Murphy                                                                                 

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Caitlyn Murphy                                                                                 

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Fox news as a news source is a good choice, as long as he looks at the opposite opinion of the situation. All news sources are bias, so I would tell him that he should probably look on another news source just to fact check what he had heard. I would also tell him that while on the website, to make sure that the author is using factual information and not coming up with their own proof.

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FOX News' website tends to be decently biased, and generally favors Republicans. Because of FOX's bias there's a large chance that there is more than one side to the story that FOX news isn't mentioning. To fact check the article and make sure it was true, your friend should probably look at all of the sources listed. It would also help if he looked up the author to see how credible they were. After doing that, he should check other news sources to see if they have a different point of view or to see if they even list the article at all.

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I think that they should check where they got the sources from and see how much bias is in it.

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I would say that even though it was on fox's website they are very bias and that they should look on another website's opinion. Sometimes news isn't always real and it could be fake, thats why it's always good to check multiple sources before you say something.

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I would tell them that not everything you see on the internet is always going to be true. Also that fox news is really one sided and they tend to be biased on a lot of stuff. I would also tell him to go back and check the other stuff they report on so that he can tell if they're actually a trusted website and not just something that always is biased

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I would state how FOX news isn't always a reliable organization. I know this because they tend to be really one sided with their "news" and most times it isn't true. and or is made up. FOX news is also very biased and I would ask my friend the source since I would want to find out where he got the specific information from and I would look at the article to see why it isn't true. I would most likely look at other sources to compare the two as well. Making sure he fact checked is important.

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I would explain to them that FOX News is very one sided and you can tell by fact checking the sources. Then, I would look into it more by myself and would find an unbiased source to see if its true or not.

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I would just tell them to go to the website to check if it is biased or not. Then if they said it was real, I would just tell them to look at left wing sites as well to see what he agrees with.

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I'd check out the source of the information my friend gave me. I would then visit a website to check out its biases. I would also check the author of the article to see if they had ever been exposed for fabricating facts. Finally. A comparison would be done after I checked to see if any other news websites had written about it.

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I'd check out the source of the information my friend gave me. I would then visit a website to check out its biases. I would also check the author of the article to see if they had ever been exposed for fabricating facts. Finally. A comparison would be done after I checked to see if any other news websites had written about it.

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I would see where my friend got the information from. Next I would go to a site and see its biases. I would also look who made the article to see if they ever had been caught for making fake information. finally. I would check if any other news websites had an article about it then compare.

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I would see where my friend got the information from. I would see if it has a good headline and evidence. I wouldn't really believe what he said. I would also look who made the article to see if they ever had been caught for making fake info. Lastly I would check if any other news websites had an article about it

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If my friend told me this I would most likely not believe it at first. I would advise them to check the sources to see if they have any signs of bias in the past or within the post. Then I would go check Fox on my own and go over what it says for a fact check with other sites to compare.

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I would just tell them to go to the website to check if it is biased or not. I'm not good at understanding politics too. Maybe if they don't have a good headline, it could be fake news and made up by someone.

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Fist of all if my friend was out of random telling me about politics, I would be confused. And not believe them. Then if I was still thinking about it I would go on a website to check it out. After I find out I will tell them it there right or not. Then I would kind of think there sort of weird.

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If my friend tried to convince me of this I would tell them to go to a Media Bias Fact checker. There they would see that Fox news is very biased and its a mix of real and fake news.

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I would ask them why they believe the site that sesame street roasted would be factual and they need to fact check

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If my friend told me about this I wouldn't belive him because he didn't give me any facts.
I would go into Fox Nation and see for myself.
I would teach him how to see if it was fact checked and also show him how show him the sources credibility.
Then I would show my friend how to see if something is just a bias opinion or if its real and how to show it with facts.

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If my friend came to me and told me Obama's hip hop celebrity barbecue failed to create jobs, I wouldn't believe them. If I found out that they found it off of fox, I would go to a media fact check website and look up fox's creditability. Fox's creditability isn't very high with having a low creditability score and a factual biased that is mixed. I would show my friend the media fact check website and show them what I found then encourage them to fact check things they see.