All right. I am here with Dustin Nemos from Nemos News Network and red pill living.com. So Dustin,

how are you doing? I'm doing well, Sean. It's good to see you again.

Yes, I've been seeing your face a lot because I've been watching the HBO documentary about Q into the storm.

And about 99% of what they captured you saying was actually, I think,

well representative of your covering Q journalistically. Yeah, there was some stuff that was

sort of out of context that we were joking around in the hotel room in there too. But it was a good

documentary so far.

It kind of is a little hit piecey, but HBO would probably never have picked it up if it wasn't.

Yeah.

There's some things that really bothered me about it.

Right out of the gate, the way they framed the whole thing was that QAnon was saying that the storm is coming,

the storm is coming.

And then when the capital was stormed, that that was somehow related to Q&N.

And that's a really big claim that they actually showed zero references to back it up.

So that really rubbed me the wrong way. Zero journalistic integrity with that,

but it's a hit piece and it's from the mainstream media. So it's kind of what you expect.

You know, it is it is kind of taking things vastly out of context. It's a logical stretch to say

that that is the storm that we're talking about.

I mean, the storm was sort of a political storm the whole time.

It was never meant to be a physical event.

But, you know, that and then sort of the links to the KKK and then the Nazis

and how they'll go from talking about Q to talking about violent extremists in the same breath

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