Emma Jo Morris
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35 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Emma Jo Morris’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah.
Oh, I can't imagine how fun it was.
So it was my first time. And don't get me wrong. Obviously, I don't live like in a hole like I live in New York. And I've spent time with members of mainstream media, despite having spent my career in conservative media and alternative media. But this is my first time, I guess, hanging out with everybody in one room and mingling with people who I typically would never have a relationship with.
And my impression was, well, first of all, it was fascinating. It was super fascinating. But I left thinking that they are not political. It informed me a lot about their coverage, meeting the people who actually create the content. And I left thinking they are not political. The bias that they exhibit in their work is not political. It's that they're literally insane. I think that they're insane.
Yeah.
I know that's funny, but I'm serious.
Yeah, 100%.
I'm curious. Let me elaborate. I know that that's a very... It's provocative, dude.
But I think if you were there, you would totally not find it provocative. And let me explain. For instance, Zeke Miller accepts an award. Well, I mean, that's just one example. The whole thing was this weird kind of venerating of themselves and this weird self-aggrandizement ceremony. And...
They they were talking about themselves like like I just I realized that the ego does not get separated from truth itself. It was this really weird thing where, you know, like, yeah, Zeke Miller started talking about a Mark Twain quote where like the light is spread by the sun and the AP light. It was almost like mystical, mythical.
You know, Eugene Daniels in his final speech, which is almost like this fire and brimstone vibe, is talking about how we are an example of American exceptionalism and we are essential to democracy. This is literally like This is a guy who just types on his laptop for a living. He has an MSNBC show.
They were talking about themselves almost like they were either spiritual leaders or also people who had experienced physical combat.
We're defending free speech, right?
Someone needed to crack a joke. It was really heavy.
Or a cult ceremony.
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