Okay, so I don't fancy myself a promoter or even necessarily a consumer of reality TV anymore, but back when I was, back in my hey day, I have to say that they did provide us with some wonderful internet means. Like this moment from the real housewives of Atlanta.

The lies, there you are. The lies, the lies, that is oddly relatable and exactly how I am feeling about the

mainstream media these days I know you're feeling the exact same way but I

especially have it out right now for peers Morgan because he intentionally bet me 100k on his show

oh but 200k regarding Brigitte McCrone and I caught him thereafter in a red-handed lie and I'm calling you out

Pears Morgan we're gonna discuss that.

Plus later on it's not just me apparently there's also an economics professor named

Jeffrey Sachs who is just not here for the

World War II propaganda and in better news I also have a random story of a woman

who is so obsessed with Ed Sharon that she found herself a man who is the spitting image of him

and they just got married. They also look very happy and I'm not sure if that's creepy or

oddly satisfying. That's what's coming up on Candice.

That will be great. Well, it's become clear to me after seven years, eight years of doing this. The media apparently does not know me at all.

They don't know how much I kind of enjoy them. It's like a not even toxic relationship.

I particularly love media matters. Yeah, far left, but when I had my old show,

like before I got cancelled, I was really sad for a lot of reasons,

but especially because I was going to miss media matters.

Every single day, they were dedicated.

It was essentially a free PR firm.

They pull out these clips of my show

and write mean headlines about me.

And I think they thought that it upset me me but I was not offended at all.

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