David Lee Saylor

They just go really dig and dig and dig.

Here's the problem with it, and it's our society.

It gets clicks.

It gets clicks.

Candice is the number one show right now.

There's no incentive to bring logic and a cool head into these arguments.

They don't get clicks.

Not even close.

So yeah, we're in a weird world with social media, and as great as podcasts are,

podcast and, um, you know, I was talking to a, uh, uh, a journalist that was doing some more research into, into Tim Kennedy after, after we exposed him.

Yeah.

And, uh, he said something that was really unique to me.

Um, he kept calling me and he, and, uh, and he was doing all his research and which was great.

I did a lot of research before I do this podcast as well, but it's taken him a long time to come to press about it.

And, uh, he was like, Hey, like,

Old school journalism is almost dead because of this.

You can fire up your podcast studio and you can tell whatever story with as little or as much research as you want, be as right or as wrong as you want, and you can blast it out to the internet same day if you want to.

And that's just not how newspapers and normal journalism works.

They got to get approval.

That's right.