Podcasts Government Purchasing Truth The Strength Of Collaboration: Hijacking The Truth From The President

The Strength Of Collaboration: Hijacking The Truth From The President

Published: May 5, 2020, 10 a.m.

Millions of Americans tune in daily to Donald Trump’s coronavirus briefings expecting to hear much-needed information on the virus and the lockdown, only to be bombarded with the usual “me” narrative of how he is in charge of the situation. There is no collaborative experience in these briefings, and yet collaboration is the very thing we need the most as we go through this crisis. In this episode, Bill Stierle and Tom berate how Trump turns his briefings into cheerleading sessions devoid of substance that is actually of value to the viewing public. Clearly, it is time to hijack the truth from the president. Journalists need to get inside Trump’s “me” narrative and use it to segue into the “we” narrative to change the nature of the coronavirus briefings into something the American people can benefit from.


Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!

Join the Purchasing Truth Community today: