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News Sources · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for American mamas. Dear mama's where do you get your
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  news? Well, let's ask our American mama's ma and joining is now we
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  are American mamas. Terry Notedeville and Kimberly Burlison. Terry, I think this
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  answer has changed for you from when you started doing the show, Like,
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  like, I don't think you useduld really watch news much at all. No,
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  uh No, I was definitely a Hallmark girl and that was basically all
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  its state own And so I lived in that Hallmark bubble where I didn't you
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  know, they don't really have a whole bunch of news on the Hallmark channel.
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  Do you know who I get the news from the most? No,
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  that's why we're places. Well, first of all, I think a lot
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  like Megan Kelly her views, She's kind of a moderate, She's kind of
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  in the middle, so I get. I love to listen to her show
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  an hour and a half. Yeah, she is definitely that, So I
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  love to listen her even if I don't agree with absolutely everything. That's where
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  I get most of my news. Fox a little bit, not as much
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  anymore. But what's interesting is I started watching a few years ago Sky News
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  Australia News Australia sixty minutes Australia, you know, just the news out of
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  Australia and in England. And what's so funny though, is if you just
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  like you're this play right now, so you have to have a British accent
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  when you speak. It's admit Atlantic but yes, okay, well, and
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  I bet you, I bet you when you come home you continue that exactly.
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  So that's what I do. I listen to my sky News and then
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  if Summer calls me, I'll say La baby Gal, you know. And
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  if Summer, if Kimerly or lindsay call me, I'm like Eli sister,
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  you know. So it is one of those things that Kevin will say,
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  when did you start like having a British accent? And I said, sky
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  News, I love it. I let you know, it's hard to get
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  out of it. You think it's a good news program. I mean,
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  you feel like you're getting in from me. You just like to listen to
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  it. There is one in particular Sky News. It's Rita. I can't
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  think of her last name right now. She's got black hair. I know
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  that she's not a believer, but she is so wise to the way of
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  the conservative movement, and she and her the two men that she sits with,
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  they are equally aware of the craziness that's happening in America. So to
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  hear the view of Americans and the view of Biden and his administration by those
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  outside of our country is fascinating to me because they get it. They get
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  it better than the woke left us in America. So in a lot of
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  countries, if you listen to a lot of other outlets, because I do,
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  you know, I'll go to other countries and listen to their news,
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  their news space. They are mocking America, this administration. They see things,
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  they are devastated because we were the beacon of light, the beacon of
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  shining city on the hill, and so to hear them is actually I think
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  it would be I think it would behoove anybody to kind of take a listen
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  to what other countries are saying about us, because it might make you have
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  a different perspective. I agree, because you can. You can feel very
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  isolated here in our country because you did you even think before twenty sixteen,
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  I didn't know that news stations had a view, Oh I did. I
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  didn't yeah, but it's probably because I worked in news. That's true.
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  That's true. But when I first started working, really my second TV station
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  was maybe the most conservative TV station I've ever seen, and as a result,
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  they actually were creating very good news. When I got to a station
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  that wasn't as conservative just in its workforce and the way it did things,
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  it was not mirror as good of a news station, just in the quality
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  product was putting on air. Interesting, well, I had no idea.
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  I thought the news was the news. They're just telling you straight, like
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  what's going on in the world. And it wasn't until Trump took office that
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  I realized that, No, it's huge, it's very it's scared. Now
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  I see it all as propaganda, and they're all related to the ones in
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  congresses that you showed me one of these likely media trees right where they're all
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  related to those in offense. The Clomo brothers were very good. Yeah,
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  yeah, I remember. I remember watching ABC News back in it was either
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  late elite nineties or early two thousands, and I remember the day when they
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  stopped talking about climate changes if it was a theory and started talking about it
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  as if it was facto, and that was one of the days when I
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  went, well, they just jumped the shark. They're no longer even trying
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  to be skeptical, They're no longer even trying to be objective. They've completely
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  bought into a political narrative. And that was that was like twenty five years
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  ago, right. Gosh, well, I mean you had that that kind
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  of vantage point. Right for me, I've been very devastated by what I've
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  seen. So my news really is social media. Yeah, that's true mine
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  too. And I know a podcast. You know certain people that I David
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  Victor Hansen to me as well, the most real smart Jordan Peterson. Yes,
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  I'll tell you what. Matt Taby Tucker Cars. Oh yeah, Matt
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  tab used to be a writer for The Rolling Stone. He is not a
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  conservative, but he is a journalist and he tries to be objective and I
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  find that very very effective as a reporter. So he's one of those that
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  I look at it. That's what I want. I want. I don't
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  want one side or the other right, I want that kind of middle of
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  the ground. Let me just get here. Here are your thoughts, that's
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  what I want to hear. Here's here's the facts. As I see that.
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  You're welcome to interpret them. But these are these are the facts,
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  and you find very few people who actually report that anymore. If you like
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  to ask our American mama's a question, go to our website American ground Ready
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  dot com, slash mamas and click on the ask the Mama's button. Turn
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  out of Kimberly bur listen. Thank you so much. Thanks