UNFTR

Hey on fuckers, welcome back to UNFTR.

So we have an interesting one today because much of the work that my guest has done over the years,

not available. Why? Totally censored. It's a really, really interesting, fascinating story

that I can't wait to dig into. Because like many of us who've become politically sentient,

I'll say, over the past 20 or 30 years, there's been a shift.

And for me, that shift, I think like a lot of people, was during the war on terror years.

It became very difficult to discern fact from fiction.

And so the anger post-9-11 was replaced on one hand by this disillusionment. And on the

other hand, it was replaced by virulent hatred. And this split personality that America has

has sort of manifested in a strange way because we'll commit atrocities throughout the world and support atrocities and do terrible things to our own people and yet somehow maintain this illusion in our minds that we're the good guys.

So one of the gateway drugs for leftists, I feel, is our guest today, who was really important

in my political coming of age.

I watched his stuff in every format and every form that you could possibly do, that you

could possibly consume it, and sort of became hooked.

And to set up the interview today, I wanted to read one of my favorite

quotes about our guest. It's from investigative journalist Greg Pallas, who said, Lee Camp has

found the hole in America's brain where reason has been replaced by Walmart. Lee's rants channeled

the gunk oozing out.

I love that.

And so let's talk about some moments of clarity,

and it's my great, great pleasure to welcome the great Lee Camp to the show.

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