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Guaranteed human. Hi, everybody, welcome to the program. My name is Dean, Dean Blundell,

substack.com. That's where you can find me, Deanblondell.substack.com. And we're back for another edition of Dead Air. So what my good friend, Steve Schmidt and I like to do is, is fill you in on all the shit everybody in mainstream media is missing. Derelict should a duty. You can call it that. They're completely owned. You can call them untransparent. You can call them all kinds of things. Well, you can't call them as accurate anymore. And so my friend Steve Schmidt from the warning, hit the Chiron at the top if you're watching this and follow Steve Schmidt, follow the Save America Movement, co-founder the Save America movement. We like to go and kind of, you know, brush strokes, if you will, Talk about the shit that nobody's talking about that had the opportunity to inform the American people of what's really going on around them.

And they are whiffing on four massive, massive stories this week yet again.

Steve, how are you, pal?

You're all right?

I'm good, Dean.

Yeah? I'm good. It was good to be at the baseball game. We're good to see a Blue Jay victory. Yeah, it was. Blue Jay victory against the

Dodgers. It was a little, it was a little uncertain there in the middle innings, even in the late

innings. But we, no, no inning safe. We won. We won the game. Yeah, we did. We won the game. It's nice to see the boys, uh, score some runs, which is really nice, right? Always good to hit the ball. It's all, it's, it's important. You got to catch it. You got to hit it. You got to catch it more than

they catch it. You got to hit it more than they hit it. It's a very simple equation. It's one of those things. It's like this deal that you make with the team when you go there, right? You're entitled to the process. You're not entitled to the result. And I get that. I've watched a lot of Blue Jays baseball. I haven't watched the Dodgers-Jays game since I turned the TV off in the 10th inning of that

unbelievable I've watched a lot of Blue Jays baseball. I haven't watched the Dodgers Jays game since I turned the TV off in the 10th inning

of that unbelievable, terrible, awesome, incredible fucking bullshit win the Dodgers had in the

World Series last year.

So I had PTSD yesterday.

And it's funny.

It's a very similar feeling, Steve.

I get a similar feeling when I log on to, you know, and yeah, I have to do it. funny, it's a very similar feeling, Steve. I get a similar feeling when I log

on to, you know, and yeah, I have to do it. Obviously, have to do it. Log on to Fox News in the morning.

Log on to MSNBC or MS Now, whatever they call it today or whatever they're going to call

tomorrow. CBS News, CNN. As someone who likes to kind of keep tabs on what's going on on mainstream media because of my interest in media, being in media, you of course, very similar interests.

We decided to kind of keep tabs on these scorecards on Monday for the Sunday shows, but it is no different during the fucking week, dude.

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