Analysis Of Good America

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Analysis of Good Morning America
When I was watching Good Morning America, they showed many disastrous images with interesting commentary of what is going on. From the nor’easter storm terrorizing the northeast, to Jared Kushner and the theories surrounding him and his conflicts of interest, GMA really lets you in on all the details.

The first thing they talked about was of a nor’easter blowing wave after wave of water in the northeast with a high ninety-three mph wind speed shredding Massachusetts. Good Morning America also seemed to love reflecting on disasterous images like trees destroying houses and cars, and high snow levels of forty inches in Albany during the storm. While some of their own crew was on the scene to report just how bad

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