Hello and welcome to stay free with Russell Brand.

Today it's subcutaneous where I have in-depth conversations with free spirits,

great minds, fascinating thinkers, people who care about truth and love

more than pillorying you with terrible lies to make you a numb little drone.

We've had Wim Hof on the show before, Graham Hancock, Maya, Tim Robbins, Jock, all of those

are available to watch now on Rumble for free, by the way. And today, I'm joined by the journalist

Barry Weiss. Barry is the founder of the Free Press and a former editor at the New York Times.

You should follow her, you should look at Free Press. She's an unbelievable journalist.

You will know her because recently she's been

working with Elon Musk on the Twitter files and those revelations. And you can imagine what kind

of experiences that's brought into her life. This is a fascinating conversation. I know you're

going to love it. We're joined now by journalist Barry Weiss, founder and editor of the free press, former

editor of the New York Times, who's obviously come to public notoriety lately because of her

work on the Twitter files.

Thanks for coming on, Barry.

Thanks for having you, Russell.

Were you astonished by the mainstream media's reaction to these revelations, or

was it largely what you expected? And do you feel vindicated

having resigned broadly speaking from your position of the New York Times because of the new

establishment liberal orthodoxy that was prevailing there? How has this experience affected you in

your opinion on mainstream media journalism broadly, mate? It just confirmed what I experienced myself and it was vindication of exactly why I decided

to walk away from the prestige and start my own thing that is trying to close the gap

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