Reporter Claims Media Didn't Promote Clinton Agenda Enough

   New York Times reporter Amy Chozick interviewed Slate writer Isaac Chotiner! Amy Chozick author of the Chasing Hillary book, discussed Hillary Clinton's 2016 loss and claimed the media did not do enough to promote her agenda, even though they did.

  Chotiner asked, “What role do you think the Times had in how big a story it became? I think a lot of the furor over the emails came from cable news and what was feeding cable, so I want to make clear that that section wasn’t just about the Times.

Look, I understand Hillary’s supporters complaining about the veracity and volume of stories around the email server. But I think it’s hard to say that the leading candidate for the presidency of the United States being under FBI investigation is a nonstory, which seems like what some of her supporters have argued. You can debate the legitimacy of the FBI investigation, but it was definitely a big story." 

 Chozick claimed it was “impossible to get other sympathetic stories to break through in the environment we were in,” especially amidst coverage of the Clinton e-mails that she characterized as “voracious.”

 Chotiner stressed the point, “I don’t, obviously, make those decisions, or I would put all of my stories on the front page,” she continued, “but I do think, you know, you need news. You need something new. We covered all of it.”