I'm Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, author of the best-selling book, Breaking the News,

and this is the Breitbart News Daily podcast today, is the big day.

My Son Hunter is out now, and I open the show opining on the significance of the occasion,

and what it means to have Brightbart distribute our first film.

I also break down some of the initial reaction to it, and you'll want to hear

some of that. Then we run down the news, starting with the zombie media cartel bill, which is

resurfaced. It's worse than ever. And most of your favorite politicians have come out against it,

but is that enough to stop what would be a massive gift to the establishment media? We don't know yet, which is why we have to be vigilant and diligent.

John Federman's mental health seems to be compromised, as we know, and we play yet another

clip that proves this beyond a shadow of a doubt.

Corrine John Pierre got busted denying the results of past elections, and she has no explanation for it.

You'll want to hear that surreal clip as well. California sent out an emergency play not to use

electricity yesterday, and this is more evidence that we are entering the new green dystopia in

much of the planet. Educators are starting to panic as students fell way, way, way behind during the pandemic,

and we cover that, plus a lot more in the opening of the broadcast.

Our guest today is Government Accountability Institute President and Breitbart Senior contributor,

Peter Schweitzer.

He's also written many bestselling books, many of those, number one bestsellers.

Without his research, My Son Hunter Hunter probably wouldn't have been possible.

And we talk about the truth and the facts behind the film, and he gives it a nice

ringing endorsement, which we really appreciate as well as he's got no real incentive to

do it other than that.

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