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But the enemy's list deserves another entry this time. This entry is broader than the normal. You guys are used to me say, oh, you know, Tucker Carlson, you're an asshole, or, you know, J.D. Vance, you're the enemy. This is a bigger one, and I'll probably get in trouble for it. and probably not get on TV for it, but here we go.

If you're a media company right now in this country, Paramount, CBS, any media company, any, any news outlet,

any online outlet, any broadcaster cable network, and you made a deal with Donald Trump in the last

year, you fed this monster. You've given this monster heat and energy and fuel. And now that we're in a

stage where the monster's completely out of control. And Brendan Carr, his Federal Communications

Commission chairman, is completely out of control. We're about to enter an era where Donald Trump's

administration attempts to put federal monitors, e.g. sensors into media outlets. I don't think you understand what that compromises

that you've guys made in the last year mean. Whether it's Jeff Bezos backing the Washington Post

off of a Harris endorsement or pulling the plug on stories and gutting the newsroom, whether

it's, frankly, the New York Times continuing to both sides an awful lot of these stories the

times is incredibly important vital in the country but there's an awful lot of Trump you know

burns down orphanage Republicans blame Democrats it just doesn't have I've found for the last

couple of years it just lacks the incision to to call it what it is a lot of good enterprise

reporting there, not criticizing

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