Christina Archer

I think this is like letting the Hawk to a girl do our hurricane reporting because she knows about wet things. And so let me let me share my opinion. OK, well, please. My opinion is this. Nothing against Rogan or Theo Vaughn. They're powerful podcasters who do a lot for the industry. And how you feel about their show personally is whatever. But they are not news reporters.

They don't report the news. They report opinions. And kind of knowing about things and talking about things are two different things. Like, I don't know about things. I just talk about things.

They don't report the news. They report opinions. And kind of knowing about things and talking about things are two different things. Like, I don't know about things. I just talk about things.

They don't report the news. They report opinions. And kind of knowing about things and talking about things are two different things. Like, I don't know about things. I just talk about things.

If you listen to the fucking show, I have no idea about anything, but I don't, I'm also not giving anybody the impression that I do. Like I'm not trying to report the news here. Right. So Rogan and Theo are the same way. They're not newscasters. They don't report on the news. So they go to the white house press briefing room and they listen to something.

If you listen to the fucking show, I have no idea about anything, but I don't, I'm also not giving anybody the impression that I do. Like I'm not trying to report the news here. Right. So Rogan and Theo are the same way. They're not newscasters. They don't report on the news. So they go to the white house press briefing room and they listen to something.

If you listen to the fucking show, I have no idea about anything, but I don't, I'm also not giving anybody the impression that I do. Like I'm not trying to report the news here. Right. So Rogan and Theo are the same way. They're not newscasters. They don't report on the news. So they go to the white house press briefing room and they listen to something.

And then they go back to their followers, listeners, and then they have a conversation with their followers about, about their opinion about what was said. That's not reporting the news. That's just being opinionated.

And then they go back to their followers, listeners, and then they have a conversation with their followers about, about their opinion about what was said. That's not reporting the news. That's just being opinionated.

And then they go back to their followers, listeners, and then they have a conversation with their followers about, about their opinion about what was said. That's not reporting the news. That's just being opinionated.

So someone... Well, I mean... A news briefing. Right. You can read or... Watch it, right? So the people that are in the press room typically are news reporters, right? I don't even know what that means. I have no idea, right? I don't think you need any special kind of magic to be a news reporter. But I think their job is to listen to what's being said, report back on the facts, right?

So someone... Well, I mean... A news briefing. Right. You can read or... Watch it, right? So the people that are in the press room typically are news reporters, right? I don't even know what that means. I have no idea, right? I don't think you need any special kind of magic to be a news reporter. But I think their job is to listen to what's being said, report back on the facts, right?

So someone... Well, I mean... A news briefing. Right. You can read or... Watch it, right? So the people that are in the press room typically are news reporters, right? I don't even know what that means. I have no idea, right? I don't think you need any special kind of magic to be a news reporter. But I think their job is to listen to what's being said, report back on the facts, right?

This is what they said. This is how it was said. This is the context in which this particular situation is being discussed, right? Report and just report the facts, ma'am. Right now, I totally realize that that doesn't happen a lot in 2024.

This is what they said. This is how it was said. This is the context in which this particular situation is being discussed, right? Report and just report the facts, ma'am. Right now, I totally realize that that doesn't happen a lot in 2024.

This is what they said. This is how it was said. This is the context in which this particular situation is being discussed, right? Report and just report the facts, ma'am. Right now, I totally realize that that doesn't happen a lot in 2024.

They're in the room also. But their reporters are not there to be opinionated. They don't have four hours of conversation. I mean, that's not what they're supposed to be there for. I just think it's kind of a little bit of a bastardization of what the White House press briefing is even for in the first place. It's like, you're there to report. The White House press briefing is the

They're in the room also. But their reporters are not there to be opinionated. They don't have four hours of conversation. I mean, that's not what they're supposed to be there for. I just think it's kind of a little bit of a bastardization of what the White House press briefing is even for in the first place. It's like, you're there to report. The White House press briefing is the

They're in the room also. But their reporters are not there to be opinionated. They don't have four hours of conversation. I mean, that's not what they're supposed to be there for. I just think it's kind of a little bit of a bastardization of what the White House press briefing is even for in the first place. It's like, you're there to report. The White House press briefing is the

we're updating you on what's going on inside of the West Wing. And that's not always factual either. There's lots of bullshit coming out of their mouths. I'm not saying that Joe Rogan or Theo Vaughn would mean anything malicious by going back and talking to their audience about what they heard inside of the press briefing room. I just think that, you know, I don't know.