Comfortably Smug

Anyway, it's like, you just get used to it.

So I am of the mind that if you willingly go into the belly of the beast, like I sat with the New York Times six months ago, whenever that was, you gotta be ready.

You've gotta like fight.

You know, you've gotta make sure when they're on,

when they're bringing you to the thin ice, you know you're there and you don't just sink.

Like make sure you get your points in and ideally record it yourself so that you can fight back if the piece drops and think about what the point of doing it is.

You know, like I sat with the New York Times because I actually thought it would be valuable for their listeners, their readers to hear what I had to say about the times and the state of media.

Like I actually thought,

They should listen to me.

I can explain a few things to them about why they're so clueless on things like Joe Biden's mental acuity.

But you have to do it eyes open and not thinking this is going to be a nice piece.

Here's here's one more.

this biased writer.

He writes about how the deportations, many who they've grabbed in these raids, have been U.S.

citizens or were entitled to be here.

Not long after the El Salvador deportation fiasco in Louisiana, ICE agents arrested and deported two mothers, along with their children, ages seven, four, and two, to Honduras.

The children were U.S.

citizens, and the four-year-old was being treated for cancer.

Wiles couldn't explain it.

Well, I can.