Hey, everyone. Welcome back to the Sarah Carter show. I am so grateful to be with you. It feels

like forever. It's been a few weeks and I am excited to be bringing you a huge show today.

We have with us today Congressman Jim Jordan of Ohio. He has been at the forefront of all the

investigations into the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act abuse the FBI's handling of

President Trump's campaign and the Russia probe in 2016. What that means, you know, he has been

outspoken about all these issues and without congressional members like Congressman Jordan,

Devon Nunez, who was the former chairman for the House Intelligence Committee, Mark Meadows,

so many more, so many more that have been out there at the forefront of this. We would not have

the information we have today and would have not been able to uncover the malfeasance at the FBI

and everything else that happened. But that's for later on in the show. What I want to talk about now

is something that I believe is so important because it is reflecting what is happening in our country

today with the media and the fact that the mainstream media, the institutions that we trust, the ones

that I remember looking up to when I was a young kid and when I believed that this was the only

thing and really it really was the only thing I ever really wanted to do was be a journalist. It

I remember looking up to the New York Times, reading the Washington Post, listening to the BBC when

I was overseas and you know, even though, of course everybody has their own biases, for the most

part, they were doing their job. They were reporting and informing the American people.

Now it appears that our media has become nothing more, unfortunately, than a weapon being used

against our politicians, those they oppose. Mainly people on the right, mainly conservatives.

This is so it's so incredible and those institutions that we trust, we've seen them over and over

against slander. Look what happened to Justice Kavanaugh again. Look at this story in the New York times,

all of their purposeful emissions, emissions in a story about Kavanaugh. You know, once again,

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