I know many of you are discouraged, but I want to tell you that there is hope, there is hope, and it comes from the young.

Not from the young who've been broken by their teachers and universities to the yoke of the woke.

Compitulation is not virtue, but the other day at the University of Chicago,

a daily Obama media mouthpiece David Axelrod's Center for Politics,

a few brilliant young people from the Chicago thinker challenged the media establishment.

They didn't shout the speakers down as the hard left does.

Instead, these young libertarians and conservatives asked clear, respectful questions,

but pointed questions of the media elite who've been lying to them for years.

And these elite in the media from the Atlantic's Ann Applebaum to CNN's Brian Stelter and others had a meltdown.

Yes, the media establishment is fragile, and all it took was a push by young writers at Chicago thinker to see the cracks in the Mind Palace.

Thank you. Thank you for doing this. Really appreciate it. I'm Darren Oshmit. I'm a freshman at the University of Chicago.

My question is for Miss Applebaum. So in 2020, you wrote, those who live outside the Fox News bubble,

do not, of course, need to learn any of the stuff about Hunter Biden, referring to his laptop, of course.

A poll later after that found that if voters knew about the content of the laptop,

16% of Joe Biden voters would have acted differently.

Now, of course, we know a few weeks ago the New York Times confirmed that the content is real.

Do you think the media acted inappropriately when they instantly dismissed Hunter Biden's laptop

as Russian disinformation? And what can we learn from that? And ensuring that what we label as disinformation is truly disinformation and not reality?

My problem with Hunter Biden's laptop is, I think, totally irrelevant. I mean, it's not whether it's disinformation.

I mean, I don't think the Hunter Biden's business relationships have anything to do with who should be president of the United States.

So I didn't find it to be interesting. I mean, that would be my problem with that as a major news story.

We're going to talk about more of this tomorrow in our first panel. So stand by.

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