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Radio app, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to the Buckbury. On this episode,

we have our friend David Harsani joining. David is a senior editor at the Federalist.

David, thanks for being here. Yeah, it's my pleasure. Thanks for having me.

Just I want to do your thoughts on what we've seen so far from the American media as it relates

to the Israel Hamas war. I mean, the New York Times obviously ran with that Hamas propaganda story

about 500 killed. It was totally false. Have they started to pull back a little bit on the

pro-Palestinian pro-Hamas stuff? What do you see happening?

I think they pulled back in the sense of not being so obvious about it, but I think subtly,

it's worse. The Gaza Ministry of Health is constantly being quoted. Their numbers are constantly

being given and they'll say they'll preface it by saying that this is the Gaza side of things,

but they don't explain that this is the Hamas side of things. That Hamas couldn't possibly know

how many people died within a few minutes of a bomb exploding. But more than that, it's just the

usual editorial paid stuff that I think is the worst. I mean, just pro-Hamas people on these

staffs, it's very clear, justifying murder, justifying and hiding basically, and this happens in

new stories as well. Hiding what these protesters are really about, how they have genocidal slogans,

how they are anti-Semitic, not anti-Israel, not critics of Israel, not critics of Palestine,

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