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Today's guest is Douglas Murray. Douglas Murray is a best-selling author, journalist, and

political commentator.

He's also an associate editor at the British magazine The Spectator.

Douglas and I had a wide-ranging conversation about the rise of intersectionality

and its consequences for society as a whole.

I really enjoyed this one, and I hope you do too.

So without further ado, Douglas Murray.

Media bias is one of the great problems facing our democracy.

It doesn't matter how smart you are or how much time you spend consuming news.

If your news diet is unbalanced, you are very likely developing a false picture of the

most important news stories of the day.

To combat this problem, I've recently been using something called ground news.

Ground News is both a website and a smartphone app that collects the most important stories of the day,

along with the various articles that cover that story,

and then sorts the articles

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