Bari Weiss
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Hi, Honestly listeners, it's Barry here with a big end of year ask. By the end of 2024, in a few short weeks, we want to get to 1 million free press subscribers. That's right, a million people, 1 million. That's right, 1 million people who value journalistic independence and curiosity, and above all, who want a news source that reflects reality.
Hi, Honestly listeners, it's Barry here with a big end of year ask. By the end of 2024, in a few short weeks, we want to get to 1 million free press subscribers. That's right, a million people, 1 million. That's right, 1 million people who value journalistic independence and curiosity, and above all, who want a news source that reflects reality.
Hi, Honestly listeners, it's Barry here with a big end of year ask. By the end of 2024, in a few short weeks, we want to get to 1 million free press subscribers. That's right, a million people, 1 million. That's right, 1 million people who value journalistic independence and curiosity, and above all, who want a news source that reflects reality.
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If you're here, it's not just because you believe in fearless old-school journalism for yourself. It's because you believe in it for other people, too. You believe it's for the good of the country. Free pressers tell us again and again that we're not just a media company. We're a public trust.
If you're here, it's not just because you believe in fearless old-school journalism for yourself. It's because you believe in it for other people, too. You believe it's for the good of the country. Free pressers tell us again and again that we're not just a media company. We're a public trust.
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Support us by going to the Free Press' website at dfp.com slash subscribe or click the link in our show notes and help us get to our goal of minting 1 million Free Pressers by December 31st, 2024. Thanks so much. From the Free Press, this is Honestly, and I'm Barry Weiss.
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The woman I'm sitting across from right now just became the first Black woman to lead the oldest political party in the UK, the Conservatives, otherwise known as the Tories, which have been around since 1834, almost 200 years. She'll probably resent me for noting that fact, given her fierce opposition to identity politics. But I can't help but point out the historic first.
The woman I'm sitting across from right now just became the first Black woman to lead the oldest political party in the UK, the Conservatives, otherwise known as the Tories, which have been around since 1834, almost 200 years. She'll probably resent me for noting that fact, given her fierce opposition to identity politics. But I can't help but point out the historic first.
The woman I'm sitting across from right now just became the first Black woman to lead the oldest political party in the UK, the Conservatives, otherwise known as the Tories, which have been around since 1834, almost 200 years. She'll probably resent me for noting that fact, given her fierce opposition to identity politics. But I can't help but point out the historic first.
I'll also note that she's 44, has three children, grew up in Nigeria, actually worked at McDonald's, unlike a lot of American politicians who have claimed to, didn't go to Oxford or Cambridge, and has a master's degree in computer engineering. Not exactly your typical Tory party leader profile.
I'll also note that she's 44, has three children, grew up in Nigeria, actually worked at McDonald's, unlike a lot of American politicians who have claimed to, didn't go to Oxford or Cambridge, and has a master's degree in computer engineering. Not exactly your typical Tory party leader profile.