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Elon Musk Supports Citizen Journalism · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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  Elon is one of those guys who is apparently, I mean, appears to
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  be a genius to me, but he really cuts through. I guess maybe
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  it's his engineering background, the fact that he's constantly engineering. I think that
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  motivates him to just cut through the nonsense. Just what works, what's real,
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  and he will just say that because it's true and because truth matters.
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  So let's hear what he has to say here. Another thing that a lot
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  of traficial journalists don't like is they don't like being put on the same platform
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  as the average citizens. They don't like their voice being the same. They're
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  pretty mad about that. I think it's very important to elevate citizen journalism,
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  and it's very important to hear the voice of the people, the actual voice
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  of people, not the filter voice of the people, and let the people
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  choose the narrative, and let the people determine the truth and not five editors
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  in chiefs of major publications. Do you want to know what's really going on?
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  Or do you want their opinion? You know, it's a handful of
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  people. I think we want to know the voice of the people, the
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  true voice the people. So Vox popular Vox Day the voice of the people
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  is the voice of God. So his point about being that journalists don't like
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  being on the same platform as the average citizen because he took away all of
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  their privileges on x once he took over, and they didn't like that at
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  all. Right, they want to feel like as if they're in a rarefied
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  space. I guess they must see it as kind of unfair because they really
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  didn't have anybody to call them out. You know, once they all came
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  to the same opinion and the same narrative, there was nobody to really call
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  them out. I mean, what are you going to do? Letter to
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  the editor? Right, And things have changed now and they don't like it.
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  They don't like it because they can get called out now and it's not
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  like it's even just like you go back twenty years WMDs, Well, there's
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  nobody really to call it out back then, unfortunately. I mean there was
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  small, small, you know, media outlets. It wasn't like today because
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  you can find things out pretty quickly. You can you can sus it out
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  for yourself. They don't like the fact that citizen journalists can do. Let's
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  talk about the Fine People's hoax A citizen journalist can hear about the fine people
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  hoax on CNN and MSNBC, and they get it from the New York Times
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  or wherever right and within three minutes they can have googled that speech or that
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  video clip and figured out that CNN, MSNBC, whatever had edited the clip
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  to make Trump look bad. A citizen journalist can do that in like three
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  four or five minutes. I did that in like five minutes. I went,
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  oh, I want to see the whole clip. Oh, so that's
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  not what he was saying. It's just a hoax. And the people on
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  CNN that just told me that know that. They have to know that because
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  it's like the next five seconds on the clip if you just keep playing it.
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  So now we know the citizen journalists, who is just anybody really who
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  just bothers to Google or Duck Duck Go or whatever platform, Brave Search,
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  whatever, whatever platform you're on, whichever search engine you want to use,
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  can just in a few minutes find out that they're lying, brazenly lying,
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  hoaxing. You. Journalists don't like that, so they have to try and
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  discredit the people that would do this. Well, they're just they're well citizen
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  journalists. That's not real journalism. Yeah, but I just found like I've
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  got the clip here and it's obvious you edited it, you cut it,
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  and then lied to us about it. Well you're not a real journalist though,
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  Yeah, but you know the thing where you lied intentionally to try and
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  fool us. All. Yeah, they don't like it. They don't like
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  getting called out and discovered. They don't like having their lies discovered. Unfortunately,
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  Hunter Biden laptop lably, that was all misinformation, all misinformation. They
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  confidently told us. That confidently told us that was all. That was all
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  misinformation. You're crazy. You're crazy, and don't do any of your own
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  research because you don't even know how to read. Probably you don't know how
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  to do journalism. Just ignore the fact that there's a lab right there where
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  the whole thing came out of, right, the whole thing started. Just
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  ignore that you're not a journalist. What do you know. You're just one
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  of the stupid hoypouloi. You're just one of the unwashed masses. What makes
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  you think you could google a clip of President Trump and watch the entire clip
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  within five minutes and know that we're obviously lying and that we had deceptively edited
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  a clip to trick you, to try and get you to not vote for
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  the person that you want to vote for. What makes you think you're qualified
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  to do that? I don't know. I have a computer and I can
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  read and write. I can use a keyboard. I guess that makes be
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  qualified. I don't know. It's enough to drive you mad, isn't it.
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  Anyway? That's all I'm gonna say about that. Please like, share
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  and subscribe. Sharing really helps me out. I thank you for that.
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  I will see you next time.