Folks, I'm glad you're with me today, and you're going to be glad that you are as well,

because my guest today is president of Media Research Center.

Talk about an interesting job.

He is doing things that I find absolutely fascinating in analyzing media, what they do, how they do it,

are their biases that exist.

It is so interesting. He looks at digital and

political impact. He is frequently quoted by major outlets that he actually analyzes.

Wall Street Journal, Washington Times, National Review, New York Times, and his work has appeared on Fox News, The Hill,

the Daily Caller, and he serves on the Conservative Action Project Coordinating Committee and

on the board of the Washington Policy Institute. This episode that we're getting ready to do is

not about determining guilt or innocence on any party about anything we talk about.

It's about how things get reported.

That is something that has really both fascinated and plagued me in stories that I report on for

the last 25, 30 years.

David Bozell, thank you so much for joining me today.

Thank you, sir.

Well, how did you get involved in this aspect of the media instead of some other?

You know, my father founded Media Research Center in 1987.

I started working for him in 2002.

Worked there for about eight years, 10 years in fundraising,

decided to start my own political operation called For America.

And then my father called me back in 2023.

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