Fox News. Fox News. Fox News. Fox News. Fox News. You do not know. Under any circumstances,

got a hand at you. Fox News. They are the most washed cable news network in the United States of America,

and to put it mildly, propagandists of the highest order, giving airtime to a murderer's row of

grifters, war criminals, and empty-headed pundits. Systematically and very effectively siding with

a Republican party no matter how ugly things get, Fox News flirted briefly with their own version

of the high road before caving and giving their biggest morning show fan, Donald J. Trump,

a free ride no matter what he says does or turns a blind eye to. Anyways, I'm getting ahead of myself.

This episode will explore the QAnon relationship to Fox News, then dive into its actual history,

and finally, we have our first repeat guest, Jordan Yule, a progressive activist who has effectively

led a boycott campaign against Tucker Carlson, a Fox News pundit and human pennilowfer who said

that immigration makes America quote, poor and dirtier and more divided, and whose only wise move

has been to wear less bow ties. So, you know, how can we reach people like QAnon believers who often

experience the same frustrations, but then they might draw very different conclusions from them?

How do we take that kind of sense of just anger, justified anger, sorry, and turn it into something

more productive than like, hey, we're all waiting for Hillary to be hung by the military or whatever.

I'm getting into the big questions. I'm like, hey, solve capitalism. Also, how do we get these QAnon

people off those rails? I see the QAnon thing is a tricky one, but one thing I was thinking about

this week is how like watching Tucker, like the guy can speak to the issues that capitalism

creates. He can come at it from a populist perspective, but then his conclusions go like so far

right. He brought, like multiple times this week, he's brought up big pharma and the opioid crisis,

that kind of stuff. He speaks to it, but then who fills his ads? Who fills ads? The companies

that won't back down are the pharmaceutical companies. They're the ones that are sticking with

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