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One thing that I've never done on my broadcast,, whether it be TV, radio, or our podcasts,

when I bring a guest on, I let them express their views.

And I have debates with them.

In fact, even with my good friend, Doug Thornton, my partner in the Doug and Dave Intel

report, we have debates live online.

We walk away from it being respectful to each other, acknowledging we've given the audience

two different ways to look at something, and it doesn't carry over.

But unfortunately, in the mainstream media, when they have a guest on that they're bringing on solely to discredit an element that offends their, shall we say, their benefactors, they interrupt them, they criticize them without merit.

They never let them finish their point.

And CNBC is one of those people.

But I'll tell you, CNBC's ratings are much lower than we have.

I mean, that's absolutely a fact.

When you look at our radio and you look at our TV, you look at our podcast in particular,

CNBC pales in comparison to the Common sense show. And the reason why is because

they act like a bunch of turds. And that's the bottom line. And that's how I view these people.

They're not journalists. They're propaganda artists. And they act like Antifa from a journalistic

standpoint. They never seek to follow any kind of rules, any kind of decorum. They're

unprofessional as hell. And what I'm going to do is I'm going to play a tape for you,

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