The Michael Berry Show.

Molly Hemingway is a journalist, author, political commentator.

She's the editor-in-chief of The Federalist, which is a conservative online magazine.

She's probably best known the biggest audience as a contributor as a, uh, contributor on Fox News.

She, she's known for a rather insightful mind and a very astute ability to make a point

quickly, succinctly, directly. And that is a real skill set that most people don't have.

She's written multiple books, Justice on Trial, the Cavendon Confirmation, and the

future of the Supreme Court, which I encourage you to read.

It's a wonderful read.

And, yeah, anyway, so she sat down with a student at Hillsdale College to talk about media bias in America.

And having heard this, you know, every week we talk about what we're going to share with you as the Saturday podcast.

We all agreed this met the test. It's a long form that we can't play

on the air because it doesn't fit into our time segments that we want to share with you. And we think

that our Saturday podcast is a time when maybe you're cleaning out the garage or mowing the grass

or sitting out back

having some ice tea, whatever that may be, where you're probably a little more open to a

longer forum discussion that you may not be during the weekday when you're rushing.

Anyway, that's the plan. That's the programming strategy behind this. We hope you like it. Last time I saw you, I was staying in your basement.

Yes, you were. And I was telling my roommates that we were doing this conversation. I told them

actually to stop by AJ's if they wanted to see you again. They were asking if you were going to stay

in our house again. I will say, I mean, I stayed with you because there was a housing shortage issue.

Correct.

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