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Nicholas Fondacaro: The Problem Of Pervasive Liberal Media Bias & The View · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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defending biblical Christianity.
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No topic, off limits.
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And now, here's your host, David Firazzo.
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Friends, family and Christ, I cannot believe that we haven't had this guest that you're
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about to be introduced to on before this, because I have been following the Media Research
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Center for probably a couple decades.
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The website is mrc.org, been around since 1987.
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And newsbusters.org is the one that I really like to kind of focus on because they do
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some great work there.
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The American people are not getting the truth from the media, and they have gone so far
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beyond what journalism used to be, and now they are activists.
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So what we see in the mainstream media today, and I know I'm preaching to the choir to some
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of you, it's activism, it's not journalism, and I know we've had Alex Newman on and many
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others to talk about this, but today I'm bringing up Nick Fundicaro, and he is with
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newsbusters, an associate editor of newsbusters, Media Research Center.
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And he's known for calling out hypocrisy, thank you Nick, across mainstream networks.
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He brings fearless reporting and a no-nonsense approach to the front line of the culture
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war.
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We're so thankful to have him today, and friends, buckle your seatbelts, because you might
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not believe what we're going to discuss some of these stories, just you got to scratch
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your head.
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Nick, good to see you brother.
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Thanks for your time.
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Jeremy, on David.
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So let's start with how you got into this type of work in reporting and exposing hypocrisy,
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liberal bias, and the Democrats.
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Sometimes I call it the one party big tech media conglomerate, because now you have to
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include social media and others, but go ahead and share a little bit about your background.
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Yeah, so I started writing in college for the Binghamton Review, I went to Binghamton
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University.
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We have illustrious alumni, such as Hakeem Jeffries and Sonny Hausten of the View.
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But basically, yeah, so those are some of our illustrious alumni.
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And I got bit by the journalism bug there.
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I was a polycystudent, and then after that, I sort of listened to Andrew Breitbart and
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write his book, Righteous in Dignation, Excuse me while I saved the world, and sort of
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realized about the media complex going on.
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And then I was like, I got to get into writing and came down to DC to do some journalism
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internships, and then I got picked up by the MRC and newsbusters as an intern, and then
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they hired me on.
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And I've been here ever since.
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I've been here over nine years so far.
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Wow.
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Praise God.
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Very important work.
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Very important work.
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I'm sure, well, I'm just saying you guys probably don't get enough credit.
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I started, I told you before we got on the podcast, I started blogging and writing blogs
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and putting out just, you know, editorials, things like that.
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Before I wrote my first book back in 2011, and the main thing that got me going was media
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bias.
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So on my website, I want to make sure people know that it's there.
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I've got over 200 resources that you guys can go to for fair truth from a biblical perspective,
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conservative news, Christian news outlets, world news covering everything from Hollywood
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to Israel to our culture war to the church.
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The problems with the church in America, it's alphabetized.
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There it is.
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Media research center.
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It's an alphabetical order to make it easy for you, but that's at my website, DavidFearzzo.com.
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So Nick, let's go back to something that came out last month and we're not surprised.
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It seems like every time there's a poll on the public's trust in the media, it gets worse
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and worse.
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Just 4% of adults now have a great deal of trust in TV news and newspapers.
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Even to you and I, I'm not shocking, but tell me about just what your thoughts are on
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the continual decline and how many Americans are maybe starting to get it.
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Does seem like a lot of Americans are starting to get it, especially with the number that
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low.
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I think Congress's approval rating might be slightly higher, but basically, yeah, a lot
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of this is they do it to themselves.
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The Americans see that they're not getting the full spectrum.
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They know that almost every news outlet has its perspective and that now they have to
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check different places or trust certain people at news organizations rather than just
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like the whole cloth outlet themselves.
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And you see a lot of outlets now trying to scramble like the corporations, like trying
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to figure out how do we affix and reform our news apparatus.
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That's why you have paramount and Sundance trying to figure out a way to fix and amend
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CBS news where they're bringing in Barry Weiss and the free press to try to bring in new
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blood.
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And that's why you're seeing this sort of revolt inside of CBS where some of them either
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flat out quitting like John Dickerson, who is a very activist journalist himself.
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He writes, I believe it's for slate, a very left-wing outlet.
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So basically you're seeing this sort of revolt inside of CBS and a lot of people are watching
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this and singing and being like, oh, wow, I didn't realize that CBS is this bad and that's
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sort of why they're in third place.
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This bad, they're all bad, oh my goodness.
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So here's my problem, Nick, and maybe you can shed some light on this.
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Give us some insight.
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These news and I, you want to put the word news and air quotes.
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These outlets have loyal audiences and they're so they're a large number of people millions
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of Americans are not, not only are they not getting the truth and the facts, they're
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getting spin, they're getting propaganda, they're getting basically an arm of the Democrat
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party.
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So what are your thoughts on that and how can we overcome that?
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Yeah, we made, I made the comparison to Congress, right?
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There's like a lot of instances where people are like, I don't like Congress, but I really
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like my Congress person.
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A lot of people really like where they get their news from and they may not, they like
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what they hear.
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It's sort of like an ala carte thing.
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Like people have favorite restaurants for a reason, whether it's the way they present
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the food, the service, the taste of the food, certain like that.
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It's sort of the same way with where people and how people pick their news outlets.
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So basically a lot of people are just like, I really like where I get my news and I think
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I'm just surning enough to get it.
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So what people sort of need to do is go watch if they're a conservative, go watch CNN,
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go watch MSNBC.
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So you can see for yourself, we do a lot of that at newsbusters to show people this is
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what it's like.
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And it's like, hey, this is what's being presented to people and what people are sort of buying
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into and sort of in some instances falling for.
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That's why you see like these vast numbers of these polls that come out where people
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now disturbingly have like this high prepentance, this high idea that political violence is
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okay and justified in some instances because the media themselves are trying to portray
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particularly conservatives, this one-sided evil as one-sided evilness in this country
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and that's why you're starting to see like this increase of political violence on the
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left is because the news outlets themselves are using this sort of incendiary rhetoric.
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We see it from everywhere from the opinion shows on MSNBC, CNN, to the view on ABC.
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And they sort of create this narrative and this energy around how bad the conservatives
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are.
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Yep.
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And you mentioned the views.
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So for those of you who are licking your chops, we're going to go there because they're
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so easy to expose and make fun of and call out just their ridiculous bias.
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But anyway, this one article mentions that no surprise, the Democrats voiced more confidence
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in traditional media than Republicans.
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I mean, come on.
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I mean, they're basically doing the work of the Democrat Party.
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And let's see, regarding the types of institutions that they have quite a lot of trust in, here's
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what the Democrats are all behind.
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Public schools, organized labor and the medical system are three of them and the number
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is 42% to 3937.
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So let's move on to the next article over here.
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And this one is by Bill Dagustino, over at newsbusters.org.
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Now this is a study on the government shutdown.
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And the reporting on this has been horrific.
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And I know you've got more information on that and another article on the shutdown, the
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comparison.
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And you can bring that up at any time, Nick.
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But this is for the past month, the big three broadcast networks, ABC, CBS, NBC have
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hammered congressional, congressional Republicans and President Trump with a wall of negative
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shutdown coverage, while largely shielding Democrats from blame for this gridlock.
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So 87% of the coverage favored Democrats.
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Again, millions of people are loyal to these networks.
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Go ahead and share your thoughts on that.
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Yeah, not only were they sort of protecting them from criticism, they were openly portraying
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them as these saviors of humanitarianism, where they were like, oh, they're the ones
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that are trying to make sure the health care system is afloat.
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They're the ones who are trying to make sure snap benefits are getting out there.
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Meanwhile, they were completely offascading how the Democrats were the ones who were holding
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back all the chips and keeping things from being able to get out to the people.
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Only after the shutdown happened, did the media sort of snap at those eight Democrats
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and sort of unleashed on the Democrats who admit that the Democrats were in charge of
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the shutdown that they had.
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And it was sort of like a bit of a narrative shift because the jig was up.
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They got what they wanted electorally in terms of the election results last Tuesday.
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And then they also was a way to get back at the Dems for essentially betraying them and
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washing away or flushing all of those gains and political points down the toilet by coming
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to the table to deal with Republicans.
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And like you said, with our study there, the 83 statements favoring the Democrats during
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ABCCBS and NBC News coverage, these are the outlets that most people watch for their evening
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news coverage.
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They'll either sit down and watch during dinner right after dinner just before their favorite
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sitcoms come on.
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And these show these news outlets, these news programs get millions of views.
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They put the cables to shame.
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And it's sort of like what I was going back to.
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People have their favorite ones that they watch because it's sort of the tradition of
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the family where they believe that this outlet is treating them right compared to the other
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ones.
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And that's why we continue to go after and do these studies and report on the media because
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while there are fewer, fewer people watching, at the same time, they do have the influence
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of millions of people and they're the ones that influence the elections on the margins.
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We did a poll a few years ago for the 2020 election and we found out that, hey, how many
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of you did not know about this Biden scandal, this one, this one, all of these different
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scandals.
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And a whole bunch of people said they did not hear about all these different scandals
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of whether it's Hunter, different types of scandals with Biden.
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And we found that a very small percentage, about one or two percent depending on the scandal
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said that they would change their vote based on if they had known this information beforehand.
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And it's that small percentage on the margins that the media play to that can swing an
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election, one or two percent of people back in certain counties and in certain states.
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That's enough to swing full electoral votes.
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Wow.
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Wow.
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Yeah.
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And this is every election.
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There's fraud.
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There's cheating.
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There's bad reporting propaganda in the mainstream outlets.
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This is what we have to deal with.
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So it's really amazing when a conservative, a Christian or Republican or a combination of
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that, those three win an election.
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It really is outstanding because that means so many people, so many more people voted
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for them.
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But let's go back to one of your articles now on the view.
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I want an opposition party.
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They were screaming at the Democrats for reopening the government.
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And friends, I just want to quote, sunny, hostile or hosting, hostile.
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She says, let's be clear, Republicans run everything and I just paraphrased.
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But she said, this was a choice by Republicans to cut snap benefits.
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This was a choice by Republicans to cut ACA subsidies.
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This was a choice by the Republicans to gut the federal government and federal employment.
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Democrats had nothing to do with it end quote, Nick.
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What's sad is a lot of people, the clapping seals and the view audience and the people
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that still watch it, apparently they have an audience because it's still on TV.
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They believe what they're hearing and they're not getting the truth.
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Go ahead.
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Unfortunately, they do actually have a very big audience there.
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The number one daytime talk show, they have millions of viewers, and I know it surprises
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a lot of people to hear that, but that's the thing.
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We're in a country of over 330 million people.
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There are fandoms out there with millions of fans that you've never heard of the fandom.
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Some niche show somewhere online, some niche band, but yeah, so basically what she was talking
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about there and sort of complaining about is what I was talking about with the network
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news, right, where they're sort of lashing out now.
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I like to view the view as the media's anger translator.
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They're the ones saying what the rest of the liberal journalists kind of say in the green
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rooms behind before they go on and actually put sort of nuanced spin that sort of like
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that light spin on it.
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These are the what they really think for themselves.
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And sonny is saying like, I want an opposition party and just sort of straight lying about
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the Republican's role in this, just over blowing it.
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And a reason we like to focus on the view here is because the view is an ABC News product.
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It is not an ABC entertainment product.
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It is under the news umbrella.
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So this is a new show and they brag about having to live up to the ABC News standards,
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which if this is ABC News standards, it says a lot about ABC.
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Yeah, I'm glad you mentioned that.
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It is not just entertainment.
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It is a news product from ABC, Nick Fonda, caro newsbusters.org, we've got to take a brief
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pause.
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When we come back, we're going to talk about Apple and Microsoft joining Google and
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shunning, right, leaning news on the shutdown, also Arctic Frost.
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You might have not even know what that is.
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Hopefully our audience does.
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And then the view do not have Christians and conservatives and Republicans on because
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quote, they don't live up to our certain caliber of guest.
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It's one of Nick's pieces over at newsbusters, we'll talk about that in just a minute.
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So now back to the view, we're with Nick Fundacaro with newsbusters.
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I saved this when I did a podcast without any guests, probably a couple of months ago,
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just on media bias and on what was going on with reporting on big issues, big news items.
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And this was from July 30th that you put out, Nick.
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The view spoke to zero conservative pro-Trump guests in 2025 so far.
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Here we are in November.
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You tell me now, maybe there's one or two that they have had on and the reasoning is that
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conservatives, Christians, Republicans don't live up to their certain caliber of guest.
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I think there's more reasons than that.
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Go ahead and share what you talked about in this piece.
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Yeah, so basically the name of the show, the view, is more than just the name.
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It's pretty much how the show runs.
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They really only allow one political side there unless it's one that they can really beat
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up on or one that they think that they can maybe persuade to their side.
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So with my study that you cited there with the zero conservatives, it's basically they
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had 102 guests that discuss politics with them.
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All of them were liberal.
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None of them were Republican or at least express really strong Republican views.
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This so far this season, starting in September was the start of the 29th season.
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And so far, they've had Marjorie Taylor Greene who they actively tried to recruit to
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the Democrats because they sort of had her on and were praising her for basically being
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a headache for congressional Republican leadership.
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And then they had Cheryl Heinz on the wife of RFK Jr.
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So who was there to pitch a book, but they ended up just sort of beating up on her over
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her husband where she was defending the administration and defending her husband.
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So good on her for that.
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Kudos for defending your man.
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But at the same time, they sort of brought her there to pitch the book but then sort of
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punched her around as a proxy for her husband.
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So this is really sad and since we are running out of time, we have to move on.
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But there's a couple of other articles that I'd like to touch on Nick.
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And by the way, I just got a text from one of our producers, Jill is from Boulder City,
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Nevada.
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So it was envy.
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I think I guess that.
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So Arctic Frost, a lot of Americans have no idea what that is.
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If you're to go do a man on the street interview, I wonder what this numbers would be.
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So they're complicit, ABC, CBS, NBC, suppress these bombshell documents.
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Everyone thinks Watergate was this massively huge news story and in comparison, what are
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your thoughts on this as far as political scandals go, Nick, because for some reason,
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the news media outlets didn't think this was a story.
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Go ahead.
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Yeah, you think if Trump was spying on democratic senators, it would be all over the place
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about how this was an infringement or a constitutional crisis and all this stuff, an abuse of the
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judicial system and all these other words that they've liked to throw around.
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But with Arctic Frost, where Republicans were getting Republican senators were getting
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spied on by Jack Smith in his politically motivated witch hunts of Trump and obviously
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more Republicans than just him, you had all of their data being collected and them just
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sort of being spied on because they are prominent Republican senators.
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I'm old enough to remember, back during the Obama years, something similar happened
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where elements of the DOJ were spying on Republican members of Congress.
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And this also didn't get much news media play at all.
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So this is just over the decades now that we've seen a thing that the media like to ignore
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any sort of real scandal or impropriety in investigations aimed at Republicans.
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So this came out last month.
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Florida Senator Rick Scott revealed that he said I was just informed by Senator Ron Johnson
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that I was targeted in the Arctic Frost witch hunt by Biden's DOJ.
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Let's be very clear, he said.
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This was a targeted attack to dismantle the Republican Party, destroy me and other elected
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members of Congress and take down President Trump.
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And then Newsmax's Ed Henry mentioned the same thing here is and mentioned some of the
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receipts.
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Here's Jack Smith ordering Apple to provide my financial information, social security
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number, et cetera.
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And connection with song royalties under seal, secrecy approved by this judge.
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And there was nothing about any of this, Nick, on any of the national network newscasts.
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In fact, the top story, if you guys remember, was the reconstruction of the construction
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of the White House ballroom as if that was a bad thing, right?
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They're making that out to be a bad thing and they weren't reporting on this story.
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You want to wrap us up on this?
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We'll go on to the next one.
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I was going to say, like just real fast here, it just shows you, like Jack Smith, his
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investigation was about Trump, not royalties for a senator or anything like that.
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So why is he even looking into this?
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It's a complete abuse of his authority as a special counsel.
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And the media are just not investigating it because it's targeting Republicans and of
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course, Republicans bad.
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Yep.
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Amen.
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That's what they believe.
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And one more, we may have time for another one after this, but this was from a month
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ago, Apple and Microsoft joined Google in shunning, right leaning news.
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I could stop right there because that would still be true.
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But in this case, it was right leaning news on the government shutdown.
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So they ignored any, probably some truth.
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All three big tech aggregator websites failed to include right leaning sources.
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And what did they do?
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Propped up the leftist legacy media, Nick Apple news, Google, MSN news.
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They shared articles from ABC, CBS and BC Reuters, the Associated Press, oh my goodness,
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the Guardian in Axios, for example, each framed their stories in such a way that they
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blamed Republicans for the government shutdown and highlighted the human cost.
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Again, no reflection on Democrats.
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So first of all, your thoughts on this second of all, do you think the reporting or lack
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thereof had anything to do with the three major or some big elections that just took place
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recently where a communist was elected and radical Democrats?
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What are your thoughts, Nick?
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I do think that it was their play at trying to drive out election results, especially
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now that we only had a few days after the election, Democrats wanted to sort of come
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to the table.
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And I think this sort of goes like their refusal to Google and Microsoft's ability to like
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not want to go with Republican sources, sort of or conservative sources, goes hand in hand
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with what we were just talking about earlier with the network coverage putting all the
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favorability to Democrats and none to the Republicans when it comes to who they were
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blaming for.
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Well, almost like this concerted effort to just sort of frame the Democrats as the humanitarian
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saviors of the country.
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So briefly, Nick, one of the articles you just came out with, this is, you know, we're
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recording this podcast.
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So now for you, viewers, this would have been last week.
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The view winds about guests' trashing show after dealing with them.
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Tell us about that because if there's mostly Democrat liberal progressive guests, so are
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you saying that some of them are trashing the show?
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What's that about?
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Yeah.
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So you have a few instances of like Liam Neeson, for instance, spoke after his interview
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with the view sort of came out and was just like, yeah, these, these ladies were not impressive
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at all.
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I was rather embarrassing.
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They had Joy Beihar basically talking about how much of a crush she had on him.
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And so he's there to like picture movie.
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I think it was the new naked gun movie.
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And they're just going on and on about like Joy's crush on him.
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And he's like, this is embarrassing.
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This is like 13-year-old, 14-year-old high school stuff.
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And you also had some Republicans like Ted Cruz sort of, he gave us an exclusive here pointing
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out that how he wanted to try to go back on the view for one of his multiple appearances.
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And they just denied him because the last time he was there, he literally showed up with
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a pocket full of receipts of their hypocrisy.
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And this goes back to what we were talking about earlier with their certain caliber of
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guest.
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And they just don't want people that are going to be confrontational with them in the
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moment or those who were going to speak the truth about after the fact.
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And even Bill Maher, a liberal pundit, was just like there, I believe, to quote him.
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He was like, they are not a good advertisement for women at the moment.
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Jeez.
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Well, they found over the most radical leftists when they have them on the show.
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I mean, even the Obama's, when Obama was president and all the left-wing people, you
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prayed them through.
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And they're just, they're almost star-struck.
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So we've got a minute and a half left.
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What advice can you give to our audience who, again, the newsbusters, media research center
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audience and world view matters, they probably know where to get the good sources and fair
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news.
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But how can we help other people?
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Because you're not going to pull away many viewers from the view, I guess.
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How can we help other people?
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What can we do, Nick?
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I think go to newsbusters.org, fair, our articles, share our tweets, our videos, our MRCTV
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guys put great videos together, sort of pointing out the hypocrisy and all of our messaging
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on that, just showing and just breaking down all of what it is.
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So people can see our studies to be like, the bias is so pervasive that it is crackable
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via statistics.
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We just have a political fact study, my executive editor, Tim Graham, 84 percent between June
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and October, 84 percent of their Republican fact checks are mostly false or worse.
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And Democrats only 19 percent.
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And it's a bias, not just because they're going to say like, oh, Republicans just lie more
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than Democrats, that's not the case because they have the discretion of what they choose
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the fact check.
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And they just want to target Republicans more.
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Yep, keep fighting the battle, friends.
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Nick, we appreciate all the work that you're doing at newsbusters.
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We're thankful for MRC.
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So Lord of willing, we'll talk again.
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Thanks brother for your time.
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Thanks for having me on.
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All right, friends, share this one too.
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God bless you.
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And as always, keep speaking the truth about things that matter.