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Good afternoon, Michael Malis here. Let that be your welcome. We got with us Dave Rubin.

It's time for the Don't Burn This Book Club and I am glad to be covering chapter eight,

which is called Learn How to Spot Fake News, which was my second favorite chapter of this book.

My favorite was your travels with Jordan Peterson, which was really the highlight and I can see

why you ended on that one. This actually has my when I was reading this book, I was taking notes

in the back and I actually wrote here a plus because this has my favorite line in the whole book and

I was like, yes, he gets it. Let me read it to you and let me hear you expound whether you think this

was rhetorical tongue and cheek or whether it's true. But really putting my mild exaggerations aside,

the media truly is a cabal of hyperpartisan habitual liars who are destroying an entire

industry from within. Now that sounds like a quote from something I would say.

Do you, is that tongue and cheek? How bad do you think they really are?

So I would say it was a little bit of everything, meaning it was a little bit of factual,

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