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I figured for a Friday show, and I think what we're going to do from now on is just spend

Friday show doing a week in review, going over all the hot news stories from this week, so that you

guys still feel up to date at some point, and I'll give you my take on everything that's happening

in the news. So I wanted to start off with just CNN getting owned after owned after owned.

CNN is really, really tragic right now. And specifically Brian Stelter, who is one of the hosts

on CNN, one of the CNN personalities, has just gotten owned twice this week, and it is really

making me kind of happy to see these videos getting out there because I think it's truly bringing

to light the failure of what is now, it's not even mainstream media anymore, it's legacy media.

The failure of legacy media, these people who claim to be news outlets, who claim to have

journalistic integrity, but every single word out of their mouth seemingly is a lie or just

completely an utterly biased, and I will say it goes for both sides. There's a lot of bias in

legacy media, and I think that's why we're seeing a lot of independent creators come to the forefront,

and they're getting way higher ratings than any of these news outlets. So Brian Stelter was at

University of Chicago, and this brave freshman got up and said, you know, I want to ask a question

to Mr. Stelter here, and this is what he had to say, it's hilarious.

My name is Christopher Phillips, I'm a first year at the college. My question is for Mr. Stelter,

you've all spoken extensively about Fox News being a purveyor of disinformation,

but CNN is right up there with them. They push the Russian collusion hoax, they push the

Jesse Smollett hoax, they smear justice cabinol as a rapist, and they also smeared Nick Samman

as a white supremacist, and yes, they dismissed the 100 Biden laptop affair as pure Russian

disinformation. With mainstream corporate journalists becoming little more than

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