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today, my friends. I want
to start today by talking about something that

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Sage Steele. Sage Steele, who
used to be used to be the operative

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phrase there a journalist for ESPN.
She was one of the anchors I guess

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there, and she she has basically, in an interview with Fox News Digital

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recounted her experience while at ESPN interviewing
president Joseph Robinette Bribery. And there's some

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interesting things that she tells us about
that experience, things that I think we

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will all be quite you know,
we won't be super surprised by. But

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it's always nice to have the receipts
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this interview that or this, uh
well, this interview that Saved Steel had

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with Fox News Digital where she was
recounting her experience interviewing the President of the

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United States while she was employed by
while she was a host at ESPN.

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Now, of course she no longer
is at ESPN. There's a whole there's

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a whole story behind that. But
I think Sage Steele, she's chexy has

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Tice. You're not far from the
studio in Bloomington, Indiana, IU Indiana

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University. But she, I think
is one of the principled folks. Now

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she's specifically in sports journalism, which
which candidly is maybe run by more radicals

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than even the political and news media
today. But she was at ESPN in

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twenty twenty one, they had arranged
an interview with President Joseph Biden. It

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would have been not long after his
inauguration. It would have been right around

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that time when he was beginning to
completely decimate the border, when he was

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completely working to destroy the economy of
the United States, when inflation was really

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starting to kick in the gear.
This would have been March of twenty twenty

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one, and so she had the
experience Sage still did of interviewing President Biden,

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which, look, is should be
an honor. Look, you know,

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my thoughts, my feelings on President
bribery. I don't really make these

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things a secret. You know this. I got tons of problems with this

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administration now. But there's something about
interviewing, having the opportunity to interview talk

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with the President of the United States, the commander in chief of the world's

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most incredible military force that's ever been
known. There's something remarkable about that opportunity.

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Whoever it is that's holding office,
whether you agree with them or not,

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whether you think they are the best
president ever or a clear end present

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danger to our very system of government
and as they say, our democracy itself.

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So she had this experience and she, you know, she was it

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sounds like from this interview that she
was, you know, very I mean,

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just what's the word just honored to
do this and so but she said

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this wasn't like most interviews that she
had done. In fact, she said

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that it was very structured. It
was also a pre recorded interview, and

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her bosses at ESPN handed her a
script to go off of. Now,

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I don't do many interviews here.
That's something that might change as we've expanded

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our our program to a couple of
hours now, which, by the way,

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podcasts sent to you each and every
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doing some interviews, and this is
mostly by choice. You can imagine,

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well, let me say this.
You we get more requests for interviews on

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this show, then you probably can
imagine it's a lot. I mean,

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there's a lot of people reaching out
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rare occasions we do them. We
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them a lot, but we did
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especially as we got into election years. You know, we would interview

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Congressman. We've had Mark Meadows on
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and Senator Marsha Blackburn, other folks. The interviews I enjoy. We had

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Marcus Latrelle on here, who was
who to have on? He was just

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an interesting guy to talk with.
I've spoken with Lee Strobel, the author

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of the Case for Christ. Anyway, my point is I have a little

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bit of experience. Of course,
I don't have execs. You know,

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this is something we started this my
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back in twenty and fifteen, and
you know, we did this the way

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that we wanted to do it.
We don't. Actually, it's one of

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the things I take great pride in. And I'm guessing Sage Steele is now

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experiencing a little bit. Although her
podcast is not produced by Bill Maher's company,

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I don't mar Productions or something like
that. But she's not under the

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heavy thumb of a lot of you
know, of these executives who really have

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pressure from well from lots of folks
to maintain the political the political narrative.

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I don't have any of that,
So I don't have to have a lot

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of a script. I don't have
to have any script, but sometimes it's

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nice to jot down a few things
that you make sure you want to get

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to or ask about or whatever.
But she said it wasn't even like that

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she had a script. She had
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And she said this in this Fox
News digital interview. That was an

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interesting experience in its own right because
it was so structured. And then she

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said this, And I was told, you will say, boy, these

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you talk about the Nazis, and
you talk about the authoritarians here, listen

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to this. And I was told, you will say every word that we

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write out. You will not deviate
from the script and go So basically she

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was not allowed to even ask follow
up questions. And I'm going to read

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a section of this piece here at
Fox What is this foxnews dot com.

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Let's see she says this or the
article says this. Many of the questions

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Steele asked Biden in March. In
the March twenty twenty one interview pertained to

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sports leagues attempting to restore normalcy during
the COVID pandemic and vaccine hesitancy among athletes

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and fans. Her interview made headlines
at the time when Biden supported the MLB's

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All Star Game boycott of Atlanta following
the passage of Georgia's election reform law.

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You remember that takes us back in
time a little bit. But everything Smith,

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excuse me, Steele said to the
president ultimately came from ESPN's c suite,

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the executives, the folks that were
making the decisions as to what would

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actually be vocalized by ESPN employees on
their network. And so listen to what

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she says in talking about this quote
unquote script that she was given. She

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said, she was given a script, quote to the word. Every single

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question was scripted, gone over dozens
of times by many editors and executives.

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She said that she was on script
and was told not to deviate. It

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was very much this is what you
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say it. No follow ups,
no follow ups. Next, this went

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up to the fourth floor. The
article writes here the author of the article.

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As we said, where all the
bosses. Oh, no, this

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is her in continuation. I thought
that was the end of a quotation mark.

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So this is still stage sealed.
This went up to the fourth floor,

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as we said, where all the
bosses, the top executives, the

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decision makers are. The president of
our company, the CEO where they all

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worked. So then she was asked
as to whether or not Biden was given

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the questionquestions in advance what seems to
be the logical conclusion to draw at this

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point. She says that she can't
say for certain, but she seemed confident

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that that is in fact what happened. ESPN, of course declined to comment.

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So I'm going to talk about this
throughout the rest of this segment,

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maybe get into it in the next
as well. It makes me think of

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order. So we've under we've come
to understand that this is how the Biden

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administration operates. Now, we don't
know definitively that they were given the script

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that ESPN executives had approved for a
Sage Steel to ask back in March of

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twenty twenty one. Remember this was
right after right after his inauguration. I

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mean we're talking a couple of months
now. Again, he's had time at

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this point to destroy our border,
taking whatever security Trump had built into that

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border and turning it into an absolute
open debacle. And he's also had time

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to begin the process of really ramping
up inflation, making sure that the average

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American family is hurt greatly by his
economic policies. So, and he was

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setting the stage for other things as
well. Because American weakness, which of

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course is the most provocative thing that
can come from the White House, American

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weakness was on display. We hadn't
yet gotten to the Afghanistan botched withdrawal,

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the disaster there, but that was
being the stage was being set for that.

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And so these things were all in
motion or currently at that time,

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well underway. And ESPN invites him
on and they say, here's what you're

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gonna do. You're gonna ask these
questions. You're not gonna ask follow ups.

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You're gonna word these questions as written
on this script. And on top

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of that, you're gonna say them
like this right, seems like a very

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freedom loving organization right there at ESPN. Nonetheless, this is what she was

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told to do. This was the
process, and you have to ask why.

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Well, Number one, the obvious
first answer is that everybody, and

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I mean everybody, everybody in the
know, everyone with direct access, whether

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through the media or someone that's working
with the Biden White House intimately, you

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know, behind closed doors sort of
thing. They won one hundred percent new

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in March of twenty twenty one,
the mental condition of President Joseph Bribery.

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They knew he was not fit for
office then now we suspected or even knew

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that at the time as well,
but they have a different level of quote

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unquote knowing it. They are around
it every day, and so they wanted

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to make sure that they didn't give
the president too many things that would make

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him have to go off of his
script the way that he would answer the

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questions, well, the way that
his team would tell him to answer questions.

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So I have little to no doubt. I can't say with absolute certainty,

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but I'm pretty confident that they gave
this script to the Biden minute.

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We have other evidence that this sort
of thing has happened, even outside of

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this particular incident. But why wouldn't
they, I mean, put yourself in

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in the shoes of the Biden administration, put yourself in the shoes of the

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folks there who are responsible for controlling
the narrative, controlling the messaging, making

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sure that people see the side of
Biden that you want them to see,

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which I don't even know what that
is, but you know that you definitely

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don't want them to see the part
of him where he literally has no idea

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what's going on. They don't want
you to see that. But they don't

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have the best They don't know what
what to show you. They just know

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what to keep away from you,
to keep away from the American people.

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And of course, if you throw
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all of your concern for the human
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and say, hey, you're just
gonna you know, I mean, we're

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just a couple of steps away.
I don't know if I should say that.

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I want to say something that this
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think about that a minute. I
don't think there's a problem with it,

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but I don't want to create unnecessary
hubbub around here. But so anyway,

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we've got this scenario where the president
of the United States is very carefully managed

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by his people, and not just
his people, but in return, the

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media, who I call the pr
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what they've become. The media is
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of Propaganda. They are there to
mislead the American people for the specific reason

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of getting Americans to take the action
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And so this is all carefully orchestrated. But if you put yourself in that

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scenario and you took away all concerned
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you took away all concern not saying
this is a good idea. Please

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don't live your life like this.
But if you did this and you were

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made to be the president's media handler, isn't this exactly what you would do?

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You would say, hey, ESPN, come up with some questions.

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You probably would even say the questions
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and Z. We focus grouped these
questions. We know that certain words and

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phrases that President Biden can use will
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the folks that are going to be
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about this, this, and this, But we want to see the questions

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beforehand so that we can give Biden
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sitting down in front of the camera. Now, there's another part of this

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story that I've not yet gotten to
that I want to get to, and

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I'm looking here at the clock,
going to be next segment now, But

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there's another part of the story,
a human part of the story that Sage

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Steel shares in her Fox News digital
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which I want to get to again
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But that if you were responsible,
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that you managed the message coming out
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was specifically to coach and to manage
Joseph Biden, this is exactly what you

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would do. If you threw all
your morality out the window, all sense

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of right and wrong, all belief
in the free and independent press, all

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that stuff, and you just your
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or in reality crashed and burnt.
That would be I think the way that

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you would handle it, and it
appears that's what was happening here during this

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interview that he had with Sage Steel
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my friends back in just a minute. Welcome back, my friends. So

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I told you before the break that
there was a part of the story Sage

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Steel talking with Fox News Digital that
I hadn't gotten to yet that I think

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is relevant and important to ask,
because again, the Left paints themselves as

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the group of people who care,
the group of people who are just benevolent.

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They're all loving, they just have
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make life on planet Earth as perfect
as possible, ushering in a utopia in

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fact that only can be ushered in
by someone with his heart, with the

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heart as big as their heart.
But yet you find yourself wondering. You

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find yourself wondering, where is the
concern for the man, Not the president

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of the United States, not the
person who's the commander in chief, not

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the person who they have to coach
and manage for these interviews, in these

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scripted interviews. No, no,
no, the person, the man,

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the husband, the father, Where's
the concern for him? And this is

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what Sage Steele, this is the
Fox News Digital article that I'm reading from

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here, which is in the sack
of Stuff on the website. Steele,

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who last week launched her new podcast, The Sage Steele Show, set her

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brief interaction with the oldest sitting president
was quote heartbreaking, referring to his mental

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acuity. I think it's really heartbreaking. This is what she says, that

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the people who love Joe Biden and
say they truly care about him have allowed

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it to get to this point.
So I'm not even looking at this from

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a political angle or my beliefs in
anything. This is the human side of

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it. And when someone is struggling, we allow them to continue to be

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in the spotlight and put them out
there in the first place when they know

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there were issues. Of course they
had to know. So it's a humanity

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thing with me against Sage Steel,
where I don't care where anyone stands and

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what they vote for or who they
believe in. Do you really care about

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that person as a father, as
a husband, as in everything. That's

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what she said. So she said
in this interview, in this interview that

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there was chit chat like she had
to stay on script. But before the

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interview started, Biden, of course
was connected because this was a satellite interview.

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It was pre recorded, so there
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Now the first thing that sounds a
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not We had a Tell Visions show
for a while and we would do some

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interviews, so we never I never
saw this with some of any of our

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guests. To be quite honest,
I never interviewed the President of the United

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States. But this is what she
saw whenever she first connected to Biden via

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the satellite link. She said that
there was it was the screen was black,

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and she said, like they put
a curtain over the lens of the

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camera. So she says, you
can't hear him until the last second or

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see him, excuse me, to
the last second, but you can hear

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and so they're chit chatting. And
so she said she can overhear him talking

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with one of his handlers. What's
this for? He says, who am

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I talking to? Wait? What's
her name? Which, look, some

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people may hear that and think,
my goodness, what's going on. But

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for someone as busy this part doesn't
show like Miazod, but someone as busy

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as the President of the United States. I mean, they're they're pushed in

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front of cameras. They're pushed onto
stages pretty quickly, sometimes back to back

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to back to back. It reminds
me a little bit of if any of

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you have ever been to a concert, and sometimes you see this where the

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band, the lead singer or whoever, will say, how's it going Indianapolis

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and they're in Pittsburgh or something like
this, right, So they want to

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avoid that. They want to avoid
that. He wants to make sure who

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am I talking to, what's this
for? Whatever? So but again you

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also wonder, I mean, they
this administration is not putting him out there

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nearly as much as say Trump is
out there. Trump's in the media infinitely

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more than Biden even now. Anyway, so she talks about her first encounter.

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She says, Hi, mister president, nice to meet you. She

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said, I'm just trying to fill
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you know, I used to play
football, and she says, so

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he started to tell me football stories
of his greatness, and again I can't

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see him, she says, you
can see the curtain. He goes,

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and I have the best hands.
What do you say to that? She

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says, And then I said,
oh, so you were a receiver and

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then he started to explain it.
And here's the saddest thing, still said.

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His voice just trailed off. He
said I was good, and then

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he went silent, and then he
goes, uh, never mind. And

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you've seen him do this. If
you've seen Biden in any interview, you've

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seen him do this where he just
freezes. And again, I want to

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be fair because any person that speaks
as much as the President of the United

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States, any person that speaks even
as much as I do. Doing this

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program a couple hours a day,
there's a lot of words that you say,

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and sometimes those words are wrong.
Now, of course, if you

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listen to this program, know that
it's very very rare for that to be

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the case here. But you know
what I mean, there's sometimes you refer

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to someone by the wrong name,
especially if you get it into your head.

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I coach soccer. I coach soccer. There's two boys on the team.

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I think I'll just say first names
here. One is Levi and one

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is Lenux. Now they don't really
they they might resemble each other a little

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bit in the sense that they're roughly
the same height, the same build,

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the same length of hair, which
they've got. Some you know the trendy

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longer hair. Our son has hair
like that as well, some longer hair

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on top all that. So they
may they might resemble each other, but

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I wouldn't say they look like each
other. But they're fairly close. But

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for me, and this is where
I'm trying to just be human here and

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fair minded in this situation. If
names begin with the same letters are the

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same, even if it's the same
sound. If it doesn't have to be

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the same letters, but if it's
the same general sound, then sometimes I

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get to thinking past, you know, past the name and onto something else.

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And it's very easy for me to
say LEVI when I meant Lenux.

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Now the name itself doesn't, of
course sound the same, but the beginning

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of it is the same, and
so sometimes I can let my subconscious finish

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the name, and it's sometimes wrong. So I get parts of this.

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I can understand that because you know
you're you're there to talk about some things

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that might require some focus, and
maybe he's focused on the content of what

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he wants to make sure he communicates
to Sage Steel. That's that's the that's

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the purest in me, folks that
thinks that. But then when you factor

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this in with what we've seen on
display for the past well however long he's

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been in office, plus that campaign
where they hit him. I mean,

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it's it's not it's it's obvious that
he has that he has problems. It's

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obvious that he has problems, and
she's seen it up close and personal.

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She's out there telling the story that
hey, this is not good, this

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is not natural, this is sad. You know, we had to give

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him. She seems to believe the
questions in advance. She was not allowed

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to ask follow up questions, she
was not allowed to be conversational. It

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was purely basically telling Sage Steele that
you're the puppet for this particular segment.

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You will say what we want you
to say. You will ask it how

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we want you to ask it.
You will stay on the script, and

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that's it. That's your job for
this segment, which of course leads people

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to believe me included that the president
was given this an advance and given what

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she has seen personally and what we've
seen as well just in general, that's

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exactly what any person would do if
given the task and responsibility, especially if

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you get rid of all moral decency. This concept of what's right and wrong,

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this idea of a free and objective
media, and so forth. This

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is exactly what anybody would do,
which is to keep tight a tight rain

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on this president because that's when he
goes off script, is when really really

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bad things happen. So there you
go. I want to shift gears in

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the next segment. A couple of
other things I want to get to here

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So that being said, my friends, sit tight. You're listening here

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to conservative not better talk. I
am your host, Todd Huff back in

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just a minute. Welcome back to
my friend. So, a couple of

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things I want to make sure that
we get to this final segment here.

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Well, I have them in order
we'll do our best. So we've been

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talking about the media and the way
that the way that Biden has is handled,

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the way that his interviews, at
least in this particular instance with Sage

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Steel have to go. And I
understand that, I do understand that.

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I think it's I think it's misleading
at best, absolutely deceitful at worst.

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So we understand that the media,
the administration understands the power of the media

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and creating the narrative and protecting well
what they consider their you know, I've

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out said their asset, but now
as I think about it, as they

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protect the liability of the person of
Joseph robin at Biden, they protect they

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limit the risk of that liability by
having third parties intervene to soften the blow

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that an unfettered look into the life
and cognitive ability of Joseph Biden for the

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average American would send red flags up
left and right. And so they're trying

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to manage and trying to maintain that. Here is something that goes along with

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that. It's in a different a
little bit of a different direction, but

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it's the same idea they want to
They want to control the narrative. This

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is from the Nationalpulse dot com headline. Here revealed Soros propaganda network founder has

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visited biden whitehouse twenty plus times.
Tara McGowan, founder of Courier Newsroom and

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its parent Good Information Incorporated, has
made almost twenty visits to Joe Biden's White

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House, according to visitor logues.
The apparent closeness of McGowan to the ruling

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regime posts questions about her company's claimed
independence considering their openly left leaning editorial position.

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McGowan's news enterprise has received huge sums
of money from leftists polutocrat George Soros

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whose bad news, by the way, if you don't know that already.

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It also boasts significant relationships with these
key figures in the White House. These

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include Jordan Finkelstein, chief of staff
to a senior Biden advisor, Patrick Stevenson,

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Deputy Assistant to the President and senior
advisor or Digital strategy, and Madeleine

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Strausser and Nina Serve how do I
Serve? Vastava, linked to former White

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House Chief of Staff ron Klayton.
Her meetings with these Biden officials raise questions

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about potential coordination between her media entities
in the White House. McGowan and Stevenson,

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in particular, both focus on online
engagement. I mean, look,

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well, there should be suspicion here. It should raise questions. This is

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the sort of thing that they know, the left knows, the Biden administration

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knows that they have to do.
If you just if you just let Biden

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go out there like Trump is right, if you have Biden on the stage

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at rallies and you just let him
freestyle for an hour and a half at

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longer. In some instances, if
you have Biden up there doing that,

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very very bad things would happen to
that campaign because people would see in no

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time at all, they would see
just how incapable Biden is to be commander

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in chief. The article also says
Sir McGowan's White House access seems likely to

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have facilitated and facilitated an exclusive interview
with Biden for Career Newsroom. McGowan previously

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worked for Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton's
election campaigns. I'm sure those are unrelated

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facts to what's going on here,
and her side initiated a seven figure ad

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campaign promoting Democrat politicians during the twenty
twenty elections. Still continues beyond that.

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We're not even haven't even exhausted everything
about Ms McGowan on here. She also

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runs a progressive political organization named Acronym, which raised one hundred million dollars from

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the likes of Steven Spielberg, Marene
Powell, Jobs, and Jeffrey Katzenberg used

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to fund leftist political ad campaigns.
But I'm sure she's just there to report

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fairly on the Biden administration. So
the importance here of the media, the

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importance here of having that trusted not
source of information to the American people.

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But looking at this through the lens
of the administration and through the Biden campaign,

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this is about controlling the narrative,
getting favorable coverage, strategizing, thinking

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about how to how to create and
build these narratives, looking at these folks

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for favors, looking to them for
help, sending them the questions prior to

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the interview. This is the sort
of thing and I can't, you know,

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prove this in every single instances,
a case by case thing, but

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in general, these are the sorts
of things that having an administration too close,

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too close to the media can produce. The what's amazing is you go

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back in time and you remember Trump. Trump was out there being, you

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know, being accused of having the
They're the real He's the real problem when

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it comes to the media, because
they say he calls the media fake news.

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That's the real danger. No,
my friends, the real danger is

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this. The real danger is having
a media that is complicit, that is

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connected, that is in cohoots with
the administration, with the White House.

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This is when really bad things happen. This is the real danger to our

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democracy and I've got to go.
Thank you for listening, Have a wonderful

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day, SDG my friends,

