I listen to this podcast every day but concerned about the objectivity of your Senior Middle East Correspondent and would encourage you to pay attention to the biases . Many thanks

One sided. Left leaning and not the middle where most of us are. Unfollowed.

I used to like this podcast but I recently listened to reporting on a topic that intentionally left out certain statements that are public knowledge in order to paint a certain person in a positive light which alters perception and facts. True journalism is dead.

Once again, you’re reporting on the condition of the wealthy in our country being better off is absolutely ridiculous. The fact that they represent 50% of the spending and they’ve increased foreign expenditures by 10% can easily be accounted for in the shift based on the on the harm that inflation over the past four years has significantly damaged those in the 80 percentile and below. And a 10% increase in foreign expenditures can easily be accounted for with inflation. Get your act together.

Today’s episode said the President’s EO regarding men in female sports is supported by “his base.” He won the presidency with both the popular vote and the electoral college. Is that his “base?” The WSJ podcast often drifts into the reporter’s opinion versus data-driven reporting.

There really is no longer a difference between the WSJ and NYT podcasts now. Neither can correctly use the word “woman.”

The fear mongering is not news. It’s a leftest opinion. Try fact checking yourself.

I can’t take it anymore, the way every podcast is framed and couched in such a biased, anti-conservative way. Anti-Musk and Anti-DOGE. After listening to the what’s news podcasts you would think the majority of American La were opposed to the work they are doing. What happened to this supposedly unbiased business news media outlet?

This show is absurdly liberal in its views. Does the executive leadership at the WSJ even listen to their own podcasts? If you want a center or center-right news source, this is not your podcast.

Corporate worker here. Just listened to the episode on DEI. Almost everyone I know is in favor of diversity & inclusion. It’s the “E” that’s offensive and problematic. In implementation, it’s led to discrimination and preferences to achieve racial and gender targets. Meritocracy as a philosophy was watered down and , standards were lowered to allow mediocre and sometimes unqualified candidates to advance in their careers…only if they fit a particular profile. Can’t tell me it didn’t happen, I watched it go down.