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Coming up on Stu does America. I'm joined by Curtis Hout, from NewsBusters, to tell me

exactly why today's news is busted. ESPN analyst, Jalen Rose, learns the hard way that

racism is a two-way street and do you ever feel like the left and the media are manipulating

us into remembering the past differently than it was? Yeah, it's called gaslighting and

they've gotten really good at it. Let's expose that hypocrisy and do shifting liberal history.

Stu does America.

It's a frustrated day. This is one of those shows that if you're, I don't know, if you're

on like July 4th vacation, you're just taken in the show passively. You may be a little

bit frustrated by this. It may drag you back in to the real world and I don't want that

to happen to you. The real world sucks. It really does. Let's talk a little bit about

what we've been seeing lately and the way the media is trying to essentially cover up

things. It's really a foundation and a process that leads to something you could argue is

pretty good. However, on the other side, there's some downsides to it as well and we should

talk about that a little bit. Let me start here with a little exchange from Peter Ducey

who until like a year ago looked like he was 14 years old. I don't know how he does it.

Now he's starting to look like an adult to me for the first time. I don't understand

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