The current experience in the United States in history reminds me of Russia in 1991, mainstream media has essentially become Soviet Pravda or the echo chamber of the voices and concerns of the inner political party. I only tune into mainstream media to get in a good laugh, studying the latest propaganda efforts, and to read in between the lines concerning the latest national agenda being imposed on us as we have basically become an occupied nation. For the most part I tune it all out and indeed many other people do as well I've noticed, it's like the late stage of the Soviet Russian state where the propaganda was 24/7 but for the most part Russians tuned it all out because they knew it was all lies. The Russians in that period knew that the entire nation was bankrupted on the verge of collapse where discussions of rebuilding the Soviet state was absurdly amusing at best and depressingly socially demoralizing at the worst. I no longer cannot understand why the typical Russian back then would drink themselves to death on vodka within that period of their history, much of it is the same over here now only instead of vodka you have things like pills, meth, and heroin. Some differences to be sure but the overall pattern is one and the same.
When reading or watching the news in the United States especially now as they're starting to censor virtually everything in the name of national public safety I've learned that you really have to read in between the lines of what they're actually saying just to get a sliver of factual truth, you basically have to learn how to interpret other people's lies. Even with their constant 24/7 propaganda they'll occasionally slip up concerning their constant disseminating of misinformation.
I seem to have a natural talent in interpreting other people's lies and deception, I don't know why, something I've acquired along the way.