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So, little Dr. Bryan, welcome to the Daily Social Listening Show.

Thank you, thanks for having me.

You're one of my favorite people to talk to about this topic in particular,

because you've worked in TV journalism, TV news for what, three decades now,

everybody from CNN to MSNBC, etc.

You've also been very critical of how the media has handled not just the election,

but news in general.

Let's start with the election and talk about that.

What do you think the news and the media have gotten wrong in covering the election?

I think it's always a mistake to platform lies.

And I think the mistake that's been made is to uncritically quote or tweet quote,

the president who is lying.

We know he's lying.

We count, actually, the thousands of lies that he, you know, tweets and says every single day.

And so to just quote the president and give him a platform for something that we all agree,

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