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The Times is on an order of magnitude worse, historically speaking, than most newspapers in the United States.

Very few, if any, other newspapers covered up the Holocaust, covered up the Ukraine famine,

was in cahoots with the U.S. War Department to cover up radiation poisoning after the bombing

of Japan.

I mean, this is just instance after instance after instance, and all of these are of major

historical significance.

The New York Times has been considered the paper of record for over a century, not just in the

U.S. but worldwide. However, according to polling, public trust in the Times and legacy media overall has reached record lows in recent years,

with a large majority of Americans reporting little or no faith in the media.

My guest today has done a deep dive on the Times and their record of truth,

and he's argued that citizens are wise to have a healthy skepticism towards the paper.

Joining me today is Ashley Rinsberg, author of The Grey Lady Winked,

How the New York Times Miss Reporting, Fabrications and Distortions, radically alter history.

I'm Georgia Howe with The Daily Wire. Let's jump right in.

Ashley, thanks for joining me.

Thank you, Georgia, for having me.

So you've done a lot of research on the Times,

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