In many ways it feels like journalism is dead that the job of the press is over. We're watching you know

Debates on television where everyone's saying, it felt like it was one side,

doesn't feel like objective. We're seeing reporting just depending on what news

agency you're tuning into. It's like you're in a thought bubble where they're just

telling you what they want you to believe. It doesn't seem to be reporting on the truth.

We know the censorship is real.

No one on mainstream media is talking about, hey, have you heard of IGG4?

Is it possible that maybe you don't? We've done a special, can you imagine?

Imagine if you turn on your television today and CNN said,

special report today, we've now discovered that the COVID booster,

if you're on your third or fourth COVID booster,

it appears that it's down regulating your immune system and making you vulnerable for cancer

and perhaps other diseases like monkeypox or bird flu or you name it and special report here we go you know

Brett take it from here he imagine be like oh my god the world's back! We're back in order! They're reporting on this stuff!

Well, the reporters that have throughout the years have been losing their jobs.

One that was the forefront of all of it,

someone that I've respected really through my whole career.

I still look up to her.

There's moments I ask myself when I'm reporting,

am I really being objective enough?

Am I really looking this?

Am I, you know, am I deluding myself?

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