So the media wants you to believe the Democrat corporate media wants you to think that they speak

truth to power, that their job is journalism, and that they're hoping to inform you without fear or

favor, yada yada, etc. etc. We all know that's not the case. And in recent years it has become

even more clear that that is not the case, that is not reality, that is not what is going on.

And there are some instances of it where you really get to see a little bit of how the

journal sausage is made. And we have to tip our hat here to Mr. Dave Portnoy, who, like Clay,

is a sports world man comes from the world of sports and is the founder of bar stool sports.

Now there's a hit and Clay will fill in any of the details here that I might be missing that

are relevant, but there's a event he's doing in a couple of days. And Clay, you're going to reach

out, we'll see if Dave wants to come on, maybe we'll see if he wants to come on tomorrow. I was

waiting to see and I just checked his Twitter feed. If the Washington Post has reached out any more,

so there is no update other than what we're about to play for you, except that they cancelled

their interview. And this is, I think, so instructive. If you're a kid out there and you're wondering,

like, you said it, how the sausage gets made, how does a story come to be written?

This is kind of taking you into the weeds a little bit. And one of the things that I've seen

before, for example, is, you know, a journalist will reach out to someone who's a target because

of their ideology. Let's understand this. You are targeted now for ideological reasons by

these journals. And you'll have somebody who says, oh, you know, they'll put something out that

says, well, we didn't get a comment from you. And the person will actually call them out publicly

and will come out that, yeah, they sent a LinkedIn message request, like two hours before, oh,

that's the way we can find you. I don't know about you. If you sent me a LinkedIn message request,

I may get to it in about 10 years, right? Like, I don't know how to get on my LinkedIn. Yeah,

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