everybody in politics, yes,

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you make a lot of statements but this is not a legal issue. This is not anything that Congress even should be involved in. This again is the House of Representatives making a statement because they feel slighted because they weren't informed prior to the attack, which most presidents have done as a courtesy but Quite frankly, after the way the house treated the President, I don't blame him. I wouldn't tell them shit. You know, I would tell them exactly what I absolutely had to tell them. Not a statement more. You know, I saw something today too I'm going to segue off a little bit here. I saw something today that there hasn't been an official press briefing in 30 months. Oh, from you know, like, where they have like a presidential press briefing? Yeah, exactly. And, and, you know, the, the media is getting all bent out of shape, like we need to, 30 months, 30 months, right. And the media is getting all bent out of shape, saying, Oh, we need to hold them accountable. And this and that, and this and that. And I said, I'm thinking of myself when I'm reading this article. Why would he have a press briefing with a hostile media that doesn't report accurately? For the most part, you know, what, just talk to the people. So basically, the media has had a free run for many, many years, and all this power, and now they're emasculated and they're sitting in the corner. With their thumbs in their mouths, and saying 'oh you're not treating me fairly,' Mommy, Mommy, Mommy, that's what it sounds like. To me. That's what I hear when I, in my mind when I read that. Now, does that mean that there's not well intentioned journalists who really care about the accuracy of what they're reporting? Absolutely not. It doesn't mean that there are plenty of journalists that work hard every single day getting out there trying to, to, to report the truth and the facts as it as they are. But these media organizations are controlled by conglomerates now. And they're, they're looking at the bottom line. They're looking at ratings, they're looking at money, and I call the like CNN. I'll use cnn specifically because they are agree just there's a reason why their ratings are down in the dumps like, even behind msnbc

- 11:52

because they don't care how accurate or inaccurate

- 11:57

attention as long as it gathers attention in ratings and and money. Yeah, so I call that I call them infotainment. You know, they giving you info, but they're really entertaining you they don't really care about the facts. So if I was the president, and he has been the most unconventional president ever, we can all agree on that. Right? That's fair. So he's been and so he's basically said, you know, fuck you, you sit over there in the corner and sit on your thumb and, you know, whine to each other about how you're being treated unfair, but I'm not giving you access to me. Right. And he doesn't have any right. no obligation to give them access to him. See, that's the thing is, people think that the media has a right to have access. No, they don't. That's a privilege. It's a privilege. You know, you get invited to the White House, and what have you. Now, does it benefit us? No, I don't think it does. Because we're the ones that suffer from that because by having a media that is not always impartial and then fighting with the president, that fight between those two basically locks us out of seeing that discussion. And you have to look behind every single publisher out there. That's right. So we have to work harder to find