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The Michael Berry Show.

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I have spoken many times about the sort of death of truth, the end of truth, as we know it, of trust.

The idea that you could send your kid to school and trust that your values would be

taught to your children.

Well, we already know that that can't be taken for granted.

It's not to say that every school is perverting your child, but plenty are.

The idea that you could trust your doctor when you asked a medical question and that they would not be beholden to Big Pharma or on some sort of commission that would drive their decision making.

The idea that you could trust, I don't know, CNN, you know, this reliable

news source. And RFK Jr. tells us this week in a hearing that Anderson Cooper's $20 million

a year is probably 80% paid for by Big Pharma. Well, whoever's paying the bills is calling the shots. That's how this works.

So trust has been eroded. And that's unfortunate. I think that that makes it harder to get a

conviction on a bad guy in a criminal case where we've

lost trust in the FBI under Jim Comey.

I think we're less likely to believe somebody who claims they were the victim of racism,

which does occur, but we're less likely to believe them because of all the false

claims of Black Lives Matter and Antifa and their ilk.

The death of trust, the death of respect.

But at some point, we have to open our eyes.

We've been told that we have to trust the experts on

everything from climate change to COVID. Well, we've seen how that worked out for Mr. COVID,

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