Welcome, my buddy, to Crystal Kyle and friends. Today, we're going to be talking to David

Sarota about the absolutely monumentally horrific situation in East Palestine, Ohio, where

they were poisoned by toxic chemicals, casually, and everybody in the government's like,

yes, and the media as well also did that. I mean, they're covering it, but it's just not

nearly the hair on fire that it deserves.

Well, so they are covering it, but there was actually a media matters report that I did

a monologue on that you guys could check out about how out of all the television news coverage,

which was not sufficient to start with, 3% talked about the government corruption under the Obama

Trump and Biden administrations that led to this derailment. They all covered as just like

an act of God in heaven. Wow, you can do. The Sunday shows didn't even talk about it at all.

MSNBC, they actually added the cable news networks. They were the one that covered it the least

because they feel like it looks bad for their team. Fox News now is out like basically, you know,

saying this is about wokeism or something. They're trying to turn it into a culture

worth thing. The whole thing is a mess. And basically, the only people who have really effectively

dug into the root causes of this crisis to try to prevent it the next time are people like

David Sarota, lever news. They have done, in my opinion, the best journalism on this front. So

that's why we're talking to David. It's a big issue that, you know, the media forget not discussing

the root causes, which is they almost never do. They never talk about solutions. Right? Like if they

do a story, for example, like a good story on somebody not getting good health care, whatever,

it's never like, and that's why we need Medicare for all. Yeah. I mean, yes. Well, I mean, CNN of

the three cable news nets, CNN covered it the most because they covered it as like a sort of

sensational, you know, human interest story. But again, it's treated like, oh, this just

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