Doug, it is literally so fucking, like, I'm trying to find an article right now to, like, strengthen one of my arguments when we're talking about the, the EPA case, for this very show. I had the fucking article up, like, earlier. I just, for some reason, I just didn't write it down. It's about this specific test that SCOTUS is using, like, in their ruling for EPA versus West Virginia. And I can't fucking find the article again, right?

But when I do find it, I found it on my phone, but somehow I can't fucking pull it up on my laptop. It's New York Times. I go on my phone and I go to read it and then bam, I get hit with their stupid fucking paywall that none of the conservative websites use, not a single one. If I wanted to go and look at a New York Post article right now, I could do it any single one of them in their catalog.

If I wanted to go and look at a New York

Post article right now, I could do it any single one of them in their catalog. If I wanted to

look at a fucking daily caller article, bam, it's good. Daily wire, they're chilling. They're

actually giving it out for free on advertisements when I try to watch a Zahn video. I get so many

fucking Ben Shapiro ads on my Hassan videos. It's ridiculous. Like that is, that is one of the biggest problems that I think the liberal kind of the liberal side of the political spectrum has with like proliferating their medias. Everything's behind a fucking paywall. Uh-huh. Like, and I'm seeing more and more news, news organizations do this kind of thing. Like the independent started doing it. I think the

Times is start like, or no, just Time magazine is starting to do it. New York Times, Washington

Post has always done it. And like their information is usually pretty good. Yeah, okay.

It has good data. It has graphs that are very useful, especially when we're doing something like

sharing a podcast and in selling information to our viewers. When I'm trying to, you know, give accurate information, I would like to go and get this data

from journalists because it's like, wow, the New York Times opinions pieces are fucking trash

half the time. The regular articles are pretty good. Like, you can learn a good bit other than

like the weird ideological slant when they're covering like Israel. Yeah. And whether or not the Israelis killed an American journalist usually is pretty good.

Like the New York Times has a lot of great journalists that write a lot of good stuff.

Yeah.

But if you're going to put it behind a paywall, regular viewers or regular readers are going to pop into

that and immediately tune out.

I know. It's just like me. It's not like the New York Times, one of the biggest news organizations in the United States doesn't have like financial backers. It's not like they don't have big donors they're getting money from. Just like conservative outlets have big donors they're getting money from. It's not like they don't have that. They don't need your $1 a month. Oh my God month my god dude it's so annoying it's fucking insane because like i got the article on my phone and that's the most frustrating part and it's like okay sign in with google and i'm like okay whatever i'll sign in yeah because like usually i can do that to view the article instead of having to pay the one dollar but then it's like with the google thing on the phones then it goes into-step authentication, and it makes me go to the email.

And if you have ever tried to do the two-step, fuck, the two-faxer authentication on your phone for Google, whenever I've ever whipped up the email, it's made me leave the website, obviously, because I'm on my phone, to open the email, and then it just invalidates it.

It's a whole headache of a process, and it just makes me so mad.

I hate it. It makes me so genuinely furious.

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