Ian Wendt

And they know they won't either because they know that we've become such a docile, entitled, and apathetic society that most people just consume the content and move on to the next thing the next day.

And the ones that could do something about it, the ones that actually do have a really powerful voice, well, most of them are employees.

They're compromised.

Exactly.

Either they're being paid or they've built their following and their whole world around being on this side or being this type of person or whatever, and they can't compromise that because they know that they'll lose everything.

And it comes down to the same thing.

Their selfishness and their own self-preservation above taking care of all others...

Trump's, right?

And that's why we are where we are.

There's not enough people that care enough about the truth and enough about actually sticking to a consistent message, regardless of what side, regardless of where you stand politically or whatever, but just being for truth.

Yeah, the Fuentes thing is really interesting to me.

I don't know.

Kind of to your point, though, I know there's a lot of people saying, well, Fuentes is a fed.

I've never met Fuentes, so I don't know.

But I have listened to him for a long time.

And so you're not kidding.

It's like a complete 180.

What's really interesting to me, though, is it happened right around the time where he started going on the bigger podcasts.

Did you notice that?

PBD, what were the other ones that he went on?