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This guy calls in Brian from Michigan.

Brian asks, Mr. Dair, I read in the nation

that if you add up the fact checks for the Washington Post

and Politi facto that Republicans lie more. Is that true? And I said,

we don't keep score. I was lying. We did keep score. I was lying. We did keep score and I knew that Brian was right, but I lied to Brian because I didn't want to suggest that I was not impartial. Hey folks just sliding into the Michael Steele podcast so glad you could be with us.

I'm really happy to have you a part of this Bullwork Network Enterprise. We have so much fun here.

I'm really excited about this conversation. You know I'm excited about a lot of our

conversations, but there's some that just kind of get to the nub of what ails us and sort of identifies the root cause of some of the problems we have.

Lying is a big problem right now in American politics and my guest today is Bill Adair.

He is the Knight Professor of the Practice of Journalism and Public Policy at Duke University, and the

Director of Duke Reporters Lab, his awards include the Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting,

and the Everett D'Rksen Prize, which is no slouch of a prize,

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