Every day, millions of Americans rely on the legacy media to provide them with exactly what the media refused to give.

The truth.

Instead, they champion hyperbolic headlines and use ad hominem attacks in intellectual tones in order to sway the public in the direction of their choosing,

which continues to lean further away from objective truth and closer to leftist

ideals. But we're going to make things a little harder for the establishment.

Introducing our newest podcast, Morning Wire, a daily news show that brings you the facts first

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bias. The Daily Wire mission was simple,

bring our readers and listeners the fact and provide the context necessary to both understand the issues and to debunk the legacy media's predictable yet increasingly more ridiculous spin

on those facts. Our staff began with just four writers, one of whom was our current editor-in-chief,

John Bickley. Under John's leadership, we built a powerful newsroom of investigative reporters, opinion journalists, and writers dedicated to ensuring you see the news first and form

your own opinions instead of blindly repeating what the left tells you. Now, John takes his

experience and integrity to podcast as co-host of Morning Wire. Following a report from the U.S.

Surgeon General, the White House has criticized Big Tech for its

role in the spread of what they're calling health misinformation, saying that the consequences

have been deadly. Here to tell us more as Daily Wires, Ian Howers. Ian, thanks for joining us.

Good morning, John. So deadly consequences of false health info online. What is the administration saying here?

They're looking to crack down on what they see as misinformation on social media.

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