Topic: Mainstream Media

Harrison Smith critiques how the mainstream media dictates public concern by highlighting rare events like the death of George Floyd to create false patterns. He argues that the media is now ignoring the "hostile occupation" of the U.S. government by foreign interests, as exposed by Joe Kent. Smith claims this revelation is more significant than Watergate or any other modern political scandal.

Donald Trump's historic inroads with black voters are attributed to his passage of criminal justice reform, such as the First Step Act, which the Congressional Black Caucus initially opposed. Roger Stone and the host contrast these tangible results with the "propaganda" of mainstream media outlets like *The New York Times* and *The Washington Post*. They argue that "white liberal" ideology is a "mental disease" that prevents people from seeing the truth.

Alex Jones recounts a recent experience at a local restaurant where he was met with overwhelming support from a diverse group of people, signaling a shift in public perception. He suggests that the media's long-term efforts to demonize him have backfired, making him a symbol of resistance for those who feel betrayed by the establishment. This "awakening" is described as a widespread realization among the public that the "globalists" are losing their grip on society.

Elon Musk recently shared a compilation of mainstream news headlines that allegedly promote anti-white sentiment and the "eradication" of white people. Nick Fuentes argues that he is targeted by groups like the ADL because he is "intellectually defeating" these narratives by standing up for European-American interests. The discussion frames the left's rhetoric as more radical than historical "Nazi" declarations, leading to a powerful backlash among a diverse range of voters.

The discussion shifts to the collapse of traditional media filters and the perceived corruption of professional newscasters. Russell Brand reflects on his time in Hollywood, stating that fame, money, and sex were hollow pursuits that served the interests of the system. He describes his current role as converting esoteric spiritual information into a format that people wounded by modern culture or corrupt religious institutions can understand.

The host and Larry Pinckney discuss the potential for "false flag" events orchestrated by the deep state. They criticize the mainstream media, specifically CNN, for portraying attacks on ICE agents as innocent protests. Pinckney labels the media's behavior as "treasonous," arguing they intentionally lie to incite violence and protect criminal elements.

The influence of mainstream media is reportedly collapsing as people turn to social media and independent voices for truth. Bigtree notes that pharmaceutical companies buy 60% of television ad revenue, effectively controlling news content. However, the election of Donald Trump and the appointment of Robert Kennedy Jr. signal a defeat for this "bullhorn," as the public has bypassed traditional gatekeepers to demand health reform.

Wikipedia has transitioned into the "original fact checker," with platforms like YouTube using its links to provide "authoritative" context on controversial topics. In 2018, Wikipedia established a "perennial sources" list that blacklists outlets like Fox News, The Federalist, and InfoWars. Sanger argues that while mainstream media has occasionally dialed back its propaganda, Wikipedia continues to maintain an extreme bias against conservative and independent sources.

A clip of Joe Biden bragging about withholding a billion dollars from Ukraine to fire a prosecutor is played and analyzed. Roger Stone argues that the mainstream media has held a monopoly on information, allowing "lies" like the Russiagate narrative and the "fine people" hoax to become accepted facts. They credit independent platforms for breaking this monopoly and scaring the political establishment.

Owen Shroyer notes that while the alternative media has already archived the shooter's videos and identified the suspect, the mainstream media and federal government remain silent. He describes this as a "halftime" scenario where the free press is winning the information battle. Donald Trump issues a statement confirming he has been briefed on the Minneapolis tragedy.

Tulsi Gabbard confirmed to Benny Johnson that intelligence agencies are still using the mainstream media as a propaganda mechanism, a modern version of Operation Mockingbird. Leaks are intentionally directed to friendly reporters to undermine President Trump's agenda and subvert the constitutional process. Gabbard argues that exposing these bad actors is the only way to restore public trust in the national security apparatus.

Shroyer attacks the continuation of massive foreign aid and USAID spending while the American middle class struggles. He calls for a generational shift in economic policy that prioritizes American prosperity over funding foreign wars and secure borders for other nations. The segment concludes with a critique of radical leftist protest groups, alleging they are funded by George Soros to create a false perception of Trump's unpopularity.

The segment addresses a headline blaming Donald Trump for the declining trust in media. Shroyer argues that Trump merely exposed existing media corruption by highlighting "fake news" stories, such as the misrepresentation of his Charlottesville comments and the "Koi pond" incident in Japan. He asserts that people only realize the extent of media lies when they see them applied to a subject they follow closely.

Alex Jones and Maxime Bernier analyze Pierre Poilievre, with Bernier labeling him a "Conservative in Name Only" (RINO). Bernier claims Poilievre uses empty slogans while supporting the Paris Accord and failing to address cultural issues. They discuss the lack of right-wing mainstream media in Canada and how it allows for the manipulation of the population by socialist-leaning outlets.

Bernier discusses the UN Compact on Migration, which he claims seeks to eliminate national citizenship in favor of global movement. He criticizes the Canadian establishment for implementing this agenda and notes that mainstream media "cancels" populist voices, similar to the treatment of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in the U.S. He calls for a return to protecting the country and reducing the rising crime rate.

Documents reveal that the Pentagon paid Reuters millions of dollars for projects labeled as large-scale social deception and active social engineering defense. Donald Trump has publicly demanded the return of these taxpayer funds, characterizing the mainstream media as a tool for state-sponsored psychological operations. The administration intends to use these findings to rebrand corporate media outlets as social deception operations.

Mainstream media viewership in the UK has plummeted, with some news channels drawing as few as 73,000 viewers, while social media posts reach millions. Elon Musk is credited with using X to bypass traditional gatekeepers and expose government corruption. Andrew Bridgen recounts receiving a supportive phone call from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after being ostracized by the UK Parliament for his stance on vaccine safety.

Geyser questions why mainstream institutions and media are consistently the slowest to respond to major national crises, such as the Las Vegas bombing or the border invasion. He criticizes the WHO and CDC for their handling of vaccine policies and the "bird flu" emergency in California, which has led to the culling of livestock. The segment characterizes these organizations as dishonest actors working on behalf of a corrupt political class.

A caller suggests a new t-shirt design featuring "Trump 47" to celebrate the election victory. The host notes that the term "conspiracy theorist" is losing its sting as the mainstream media and the ADL are forced to admit that many "theories" regarding the deep state were accurate. The segment highlights how former skeptics are now apologizing to those who were "red-pilled" early on.

Chase Geiser argues that the globalist political class is currently vulnerable following the November election victory and subsequent Trump administration nominations. He suggests that this vulnerability may lead the establishment to engage in desperate measures such as false flags or assassination attempts. The discussion posits that the foundation of the globalist power structure, built on fiat currency and media manipulation, is beginning to disintegrate.