One Debate Answer Went Viral: Greta Van Susteren Says the Media Blew the Story | Record Rewind

- Greta Van Susteren argues election integrity also depends on responsible media coverage, warning that polls, soundbites and selective reporting can shape voter behavior before Election Day.

- A South Carolina Republican Senate debate erupts after Darlene Graham admits national security is not her area of expertise when asked about Taiwan and the South China Sea.

- Van Susteren criticizes the media for repeatedly replaying Graham’s answer while largely ignoring the other 97.5% of the debate responses from Graham and Ralph Norman.

- She compares the coverage to the backlash AOC receives over her own Taiwan response, questioning whether the media unfairly turns weak moments into defining narratives.

- The podcast revisits the debate’s overlooked issues, including inflation, healthcare, Social Security, immigration, China, Israel, antisemitism, AI regulation and the national debt.

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