Hello everybody and thank you for tuning in to the weekly report.

With J.D. Vans and Elon Musk, suddenly ideas are back in this campaign.

This presidential campaign season may be one of those turning points in history for reasons good and bad.

Anyone watching the one debate between the Republican and Democratic Party

candidates would not have come away with the view that this was a great battle of competing

principles and visions for the future. It was a campaign of name-calling and bullets,

where one candidate avoided discussing ideas at all costs

and even avoided the media at all costs,

where the other candidate dodged two attempted assassinations

while throwing red meat rhetoric to an understandably angry population.

It was a campaign where, more than ever, the mainstream media completely

abandoned any idea of being a neutral source of information and instead jumped into the

ring on the side of one candidate. In one debate between presidential candidates, the

mainstream media went so far as to fact-check

one of the candidates while giving the other a pass.

The fact-check turned out to be misinformation, something the mainstream media excels in,

but they have long figured out that by the time the actual facts are in,

people have already absorbed the falsehoods.

According to the Conservative Media Research Center,

mainstream media coverage of the Trump campaign was 85% negative,

while its coverage of the Harris campaign was 85% negative, while its coverage of the Harris campaign

was 78% positive. If accurate, it explains why the public holds the media in such contempt.

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