The electoral victory of President-elect Trump has intensified discussions about the declining influence of legacy media, with figures like Axios CEO Jim VandeHei emphasizing that traditional news outlets are losing their relevance. Influencers such as Joe Rogan and Elon Musk have taken center stage in political discourse, overshadowing mainstream media during the campaign. Media analysts and commentators, including Sean Hannity, have proclaimed legacy media as 'dead,' citing its failure to connect with a significant portion of the electorate. Critics argue that mainstream journalists fail to recognize the existence of a robust right-wing media ecosystem while mistakenly attributing Trump's success to disinformation. This evolving media landscape raises questions about the future of traditional journalism and its capacity to reclaim influence amidst changing public consumption habits. As trust in media hovers at all-time lows, the industry faces a critical reckoning regarding its role in shaping political narratives.