And greetings. Happy Tuesday. Welcome to the Steve Day show live and on demand here on

Blaze TV radio and podcast Steve days with Todders and Aaron Mac entire coming up on today's

program. We are going to discuss for fake news or not. Pew research put out its annual

survey for journalists on their thoughts on the issues of the day as well as the state

of journalism. And for the first time ever, yours truly was invited to participate in

this survey. And as I go through the questions, it dawned on me that I think I'm

might have a lot of the same answers as the corporate media people that typically make

up the survey sample in a survey like this just for completely opposite reasons. You know

what I'm saying? Just like I think we both agree that it's dangerous for how little

people trust what's being reported and the information being given to them. Like I would

have answered affirmatively on that, right? But I would have done so under the precedent

that the other people filling out this survey caused it caused that distrust to happen by

their previous and ongoing actions. I'm not sure the Taylor the Renzes of the world may

be see it quite that way that gift from the Simpsons or principal Chalmers that it's

the children who are the problem. Yes. Indeed. So we will go through that survey for fake

news or not and take a look at how I answered compared to what some of the the majority opinions

were within that survey because I might tell us a lot that frankly we probably already

know about American media culture. Sany Hygiene's willing to indeed also for pop culture

Tuesday. I mentioned this on Friday and ask and ye shall receive a fairly substandard opening

for the Buzz Lightyear film for a brand new film particularly with the Pixar branding

behind it to not debut as the number one movie is always a bad sign projections for this

film were already about half with the last toy story movie opened up with. And then

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