Next, I'm Making Sense of the Madness.

Jason Burmiss will help us analyze today's breaking news from Epstein to the technocratic agenda.

We're going to question the mainstream narrative and expose media propaganda right now. Well, Jason Burmiss is the Info Warrior. Jason, thanks for joining us once again. Well, it looks like the late night hosts are all kind of temporarily canceled.

We got Colbert, Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, immediately shut down because of a writer's strike.

Just at the exact same time when Don Lemon is out, Bongino, Laura Trump, Tucker Carlson, what a coincidence, Jason, can you weigh in here? Yeah, you know, when I saw this,

I actually smiled a little bit. You know, this is 15 years in the make and hasn't happened in a long

time. And basically, it shows the fraud of the entertainment industry, holly weird, and the

celebratard culture that we're all beholden to and has been

featured the last couple days all throughout mainstream media with the Met Gallo, people

dressing up like cats and all sorts of other nonsense.

But what's behind them?

Writers.

And without their writers, they don't have a show.

And it shows you why somebody like

Gutfeld, who, you know, I have my differences with, is able to become number one, even with

the Writers Guild in the late night arena, because it's genuine, it's original. Does he have

writers? Yes. Is he telling jokes? Yes. But for the most part, it's an unscripted

panel show. And over the last decade plus, we have seen podcasting go from something that was basically niche

into the dominant form of news and entertainment.

And quite frankly, to me, a Joe Rogan podcast is going to be infinitely more times

entertaining and informing and funny than any of these shows.

It shows you that Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon, and the likes at this point are basically

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