‘A deafness’: Fired ABC anchor Terry Moran says media biased against Trump

I'm Terry Moran, and for almost 28 years, I was a reporter and anchor for ABC News

And as you may have heard, I'm not there anymore. Former ABC News anchor Terry Moran is speaking out against the network he used to work for

and mainstream media as a whole, saying traditional media has a deafness

when it comes to hearing pro-Trump voices. Moran isn't holding back in his latest lengthy post online about the industry

You may remember Moran had scored a one-on-one interview with President Trump back in April

Hey, they're giving you the big break of a lifetime. You know, you're doing the interview. I picked you because, frankly, I never heard of you, but that's OK

Fast forward to June and Moran criticized Trump and White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller

in a since-deleted post on X, calling them world-class haters. And ABC News fired the anchor, calling his social media post a violation of the network's policies

Now Terry Moran is flipping the script saying it his former network and others in legacy media that have lost touch with the country In a Substack article Moran wrote were we biased Yes almost inadvertently I say

ABC News has the same problem so many leading cultural institutions do in America

a lack of viewpoint diversity. Moran says while ABC became more diverse in backgrounds and

experience, that diversity never extended to political perspectives. He called it a kind of

deafness. The old news divisions don't hear many of the voices of the country because those voices

aren't in the newsroom. While Moran is seemingly proposing that his former network and others in

mainstream media need to confront their own bias and embrace a broader range of voices

there's one thing he's not backing down from, the very social media post that got him fired

Moran says he doesn't regret it, not one syllable. For more details on our report

read our news article on Moran's recent Substack article by searching Terry Moran on the Straight Arrow News mobile app or website san.com