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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

He's Armstrong and Getty. There are a rare few in media who are actually standing up for a liberty and be responsible governance and media.

John Stossel is highly placed among them. Came across some work he did the other day.

His website, I believe, is John Stossel.com. There's all sorts of good content there. And if you don't know John Stossel's act, it's absolutely worth knowing him. He is a good egg. He's one of those guys. On the rare occasions, I disagree with him. His opinion is always worth hearing because it helps you, you know, wrestle with your own and make your own stronger. At any rate, this first clip is a little bit longish, but there was no natural break in it and it's very, very good. Talking about the unbelievably dishonest media we have right now, which, you know, is not news to

anybody, but I thought he put it pretty eloquently. We'll start with 70, Michael.

Have you noticed how some in the media just suck up to some politicians?

I'm struck just in your presence.

Struck in her presence.

Looking you in the eye with your passion that you are displaying.

Republicans are treated differently.

If I may finish this answer,

I'm going to go ahead and interrupt you here.

On the DOJ and the FBI, I mean, we have seen...

Just on my question though, Governor.

Excuse me.

Aggressive interviews are easy to notice, but some bias is more subtle.

For example, what a great campaign.

The media have always covered Iowa caucus victory speeches.

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