Hello everyone. Welcome to a special edition of a live New Year's Eve show from the Swiss Alps.

Yep, yep, that's why it's dark here. Maybe light where you are. I actually hope to be able to show you the Matterhorn here, but well, so much for that.

The sun is going down and it goes down quickly. You may hear some fireworks outside. You may hear

some people yelling and kids screaming. Those might be mine. They're on the sledding hill right about now.

But I want to come to you on this very special New Year's Eve. As we close out, 2024, we look ahead to

2025, and we think about all the good things that are going to be happening.

I mean, at least for those of us that are maybe conservatives, for those of us that are over here on the streaming side of things, because I'm going to just tell you this. This is my

prediction. You know what? It's the end of the line right now for mainstream media. Legacy media, as you know it, I mean, we've been saying it's dead. It's dead. It's officially dead. And I don't know really what's quite going to be left of these

networks, these behemists, these longtime legacy operations with their massive news gathering operations,

propaganda operations, shall we say? I don't know what's really going to happen to them.

I think it's going to be pretty tough. I was just looking through some of the numbers,

and I want to share with you right now. Do you know that 5 million people cut the cord on cable last year?

You know what? My family was one of them. We finally did it. You'd think, you know,

me being streaming, that I would have done that earlier, but it took us a little while. We had to figure the whole thing out, and sure enough, we saved a whole lot of money by cutting

the cord. It turns out you can get football and stuff like that on YouTube too.

So we cut the court along with five million other people. That number is going to grow and grow and

grow. It's one of the reasons why MSNBC is spinning off away from the

parent network because Comcast knows this is not the future. This is not the future. Comcast doesn't

have a future with cable anymore. You think about all the layoffs that happened at CNN at NBC, at Vox,

and guess what? There's plenty more in that where that came from.

Thoughts now that ABC is going to be experiencing massive layoffs, the Disney-owned company,

that frankly finds itself in a whole lot of trouble in part because guess what? The FCC

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