Original sentence: Finally, Lehrer feels that the theory is inconsistent, sometimes arguing that the media only serves to distract people but at other times arguing that the media move public opinion on all important issues and current events.Finally, Lehrer points out that Chomsky and Herman referred two cases of advertisers who wanted their sponsorship to appear during programming that presented a generally positive view of business.Further, Lehrer claims that the theory has difficulty explaining the popularity of conservative radio talk shows; assuming that people in reality want access to the full spectrum of news but are being force-feed right-wing views by filtered media, or lulled into compliancy by mindless entertainment, then they should at least not voluntarily tune in to conservative views.It is notable, however, that all of these criticisms by Lehrer are elements entirely consistent -- in fact, predicted -- by the Propaganda Model.Lehrer, however, charges that entertainment programs are in fact anti-business, with one study finding businessmen three times likely than any other profession to be depicted as criminals, and nine times out of ten depicted as being primarily motivated by greed
Edited sentence: Another criticism is that the theory has difficulty explaining the popularity of conservative radio talk shows.As evidence for the influences of advertisers, Chomsky and Herman have pointed to two advertisers who wanted the programming that carried their ads to present a generally positive view of business.Assuming that people in reality want to hear the far left political views that Chomsky advocates, but are being force-feed right-wing views by filtered media, or lulled into compliancy by mindless entertainment, then they should at least not voluntarily tune in to conservative views.Critics argue that entertainment programs are in fact anti-business, with one study finding businessmen three times likely than any other profession to be depicted as criminals, and nine times out of ten depicted as being primarily motivated by greed.Still another criticism is that the theory is inconsistent, somtimes arguing that the media only serves to distract people with unimportant entertainment and little real news, but sometimes instead arguing that the media move public opinion on all important issues and current events