Curtis Houck

Yeah, WAPO's been at the head of the class, mostly because, well, first of all, because we were expecting more from this year.

You know, the editorial board has maybe moved a little bit, but there's been a lot of convection from the liberal media about what is Jeff Bezos gonna do now in this Trump presidency?

Is he gonna move the paper back to the center?

And we really haven't seen that yet.

You know, in the graphic there ahead of the show here was a story that I did earlier a few days ago about the Washington Post kind of painting the National Guard ambush suspect as, you know, a kind of victim of his circumstances about coming to the United States and not being able to find a job.

And, you know, one thing led to another.

And here he was shooting up a Washington, D.C.

metro station.

Um, you know, speaking of the print, New York times is another one that I have here because their story on Sunday, granted it was recently, but I think it was an old time whopper admitting that yes, the Biden border policy was a catastrophe.

they want to deny reality uh and insist that you know kind of providing structure and order at the border and this is really something we want to get into we don't really want to upset certain base voters in certain constituencies um then once they realized it was actual catastrophe oh well we don't actually want to talk about it we can hope this thing will just go away so for the times to write a story thousands of words long on the sunday paper

well over a year, almost a full year after the Biden presidency ended, is just rank irresponsibility.

So we'll start there.

Yeah, I mean, I think it's just way too late.

I think the sudden kind of respect, I think that kind of, you know, is one thing.

I think kind of doing, this is a story that they should have done a year ago if this story had come out or more than a year ago.

That would have been, okay, this is good journalism.

But you do it then half well years after the fact when people were, you know, I mean, there was footage.

Anybody who was there down at the border, a highway overpasses.

I mean, the sea of humanity, what was going on there, just, you know, it told the story.

Right.