According to a recent survey by Oxford University’s Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, Americans have the lowest trust of the mainstream media of the 46 countries surveyed.

According to the survey less than a third of Americans (29%) said they completely trusted the mainstream media, with 44% stating that they did not. This 15% trust gap was the highest of the countries surveyed and revealed that Americans have the least trust in the mainstream media.

Of course, this was not the first survey to show that people are losing their trust of America’s legacy media.

The Daily Wire noted:

Previous surveys have found Americans willingness to believe the news media falling to all-time lows, but the Associated Press blamed its readers, saying the trouble is “not all Americans universally embrace core journalism values.”

According to the Associated Press, it is American’s fault that they have a brain and don’t automatically believe what the mainstream media is throwing at them.

READ: Americans Have World’s Lowest Trust In Media: Survey

LATEST CONFIRMATION ON MEDIA BIAS IN AMERICA:

The Blaze reports:

Democratic leaders in south Florida are pushing back against a Washington Post reporter who suggested Saturday that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) should be blamed for delaying the emergency response to the tragic condominium collapse in a Miami suburb.

READ: Reporter promptly called out after blaming Gov. DeSantis for delayed emergency response to condo collapse