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on the show. We'll be hosting the Secretary of State. We'll be talking about the state of the

economy, what the vision of the Trump administration is, what's going on with this case of this illegal immigrant who's being held in El Salvador, just tons of stuff going on. But if you're listening to the show anywhere about the DailyWire Plus app or DailyWire.com, you are not getting the full uncensored version of this show. Welcome to the world of big tech, where some truths are things we can't say, some opinions aren't the kinds of opinions that they like. Become a DailyWare Plus member, watch the show the way it was meant to be uncensored, unfiltered, unfiltered, ad free. Head on over to dailywire.com slash subscribe and join right now. It's always fascinating to determine which stories are national news stories according to the legacy media and which are local news stories, according to the legacy media. It's particularly true when it comes to national

crime stories. Now, every crime story is, in its essence, a local story, because every crime

story involves the perpetrator and the victim, and all of that happens locally. So unless you

can identify a broad national trend springing there

from, and basically that local news story is the hook for a discussion of the broad national

trend, no local story on its own should be a national story. But it's fascinating what kind of

crime stories particularly are the ones that spark national discussions about, for example,

race in America. So according to legacy media, the only kinds of crime that ought to spark

discussions of race in America are crimes where the alleged victim is black and the alleged

suspect is white. Those are the only ones that you will ever hear about.

Whether you're talking about George Floyd, whether you're talking about Daniel Penny,

whether you're talking about George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin, whether you're

talking about Michael Brown. Anytime you have a racial conflagration, it is always on one side of

the racial ledger according to the legacy media, because again, the narrative that the legacy

media would push is the idea that America is a systemically racist place against black people.

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