I'm sure some of you are noticing the "comms" on FNC lately.

Same way Trump calls attn to something with an "error" in his tweet, anchors (even guests) are calling attn to "comms" with conspicuous pauses or weird facial expressions or just "seems out of place" interjections.

Jon Scott yesterday kept putting a conspicuous, uncomfortable pause in between "Camp" and "Fire" (36)

2 guests on Chris Wallace's FOX NEWS SUNDAY made somewhat awkward references to the vote-counting cluster-fucks going on in FL and AZ with "watching this movie again" references.

Harris Faulkner today interviewed someone about FL vote-counting situation and ended the interview with a weird, "Thank you for joining us to take a look at the future… based on the past." <insert LOOONG pause and creepy smile.

Along with all of the almost-comical "comms" numbers being used in stories, I'm quite certain this is a "thing" habbening too.

''ANYONE ELSE TAKING NOTE SIMILARLY?!?!''

>>3870730

Legit point. When I'm iffy, I discount it as that.

When they slam you in the face with ''"Police at the 17th precinct say there are 23 Dead of the 111 missing at 5:55 this evening with 45 minutes until the next update"'' … you tend to think it's not imagined. It's THAT blatant at times.

>>3870713

>https://thehill.com/homenews/media/416184-fox-news-twitter-account-dark-for-days-due-to-tucker-carlson-home-threats

Wow! You ain't kiddin' … that THERE is a PRIME example of the "comms" in media. PLASTERED all over it… IF… IF you know what you're looking for. Even every tweet referenced… right down to the number of likes/retweets it had in the screen cap. Wow… it's all very… interesting.