Hello, and welcome to part two of my interview with the great Katie Fang.

Here we talk about corporate media's complicity in the normalization of moral depravity

and what that's going to mean for all of us and, of course, how it underscores the importance

of independent media. Enjoy. Corporate media should be focusing, though, on the importance of independent media enjoy corporate media should be focusing

though on the silence of others though yes again people who have the ability to maybe you know

speak up and speak out other than just average joes and jane's like you know like they they should be

asking like speaker mike johnson dodging these questions if you're in

the media and you have access listen that motherfucker ain't going to give me the time of day not like

i'm going to lose sleep over it but you and i both know mary that mike johnson would never ever

want to sit down with me right but what about the people that have access to him why are you not hounding him

to say,

are, do you understand that you are co-signing what that man has said and done if you do not call it out for the horror that it is? Allowing him to just skate by and silence.

Yeah. It's so, it's not just we're adding to being numb about it it's like it's it's like you as a member

of the media your organization your corporation you are also co-signing on it too like you are you are

tasked with a job of exposing the truth and transparency for the American people, come hell or high water.

And again, that's the reason why Mike Don's not going to sit down and talk to me,

because he knows that the hell or high water, I'm ready to deliver.

The other people are so wanting to make sure that they continue to have access,

that that's how you get your access.

It's not worth it. It's not worth it.

It's not worth it because then the question is access to what?

Access to lies?

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