Kash Patel

And they come out swinging the next day.

They're like, oh, we're sorry.

We didn't let them on.

They should have been on.

And they go out and say all the false, terrible things that they were going to say because they hate Trump.

I think the heads...

In an ironic way, I think the heads of the news organizations report to their big shows because those big shows carry their networks.

And they have so much wasta built up that they can – it's one of the only places I've ever seen where you can be like, oh, your CEO said X. I don't care.

I'm doing what I want.

No kidding.

And for the most part, for the people that participate in disinformation campaigns over at CNN, over at MSNBC and wherever, ABC, CBS... Pretty much everywhere.

Pretty much everywhere.

That's why... Well, there's more reasons than that, but that's one of the reasons why your show is so popular.

You don't care about anything but the truth.

It's the only thing I've really ever cared about.

And...

I just didn't think it would be so hard in America to relay it.

They're not going out laying down.

Well, NPR already is, right?

And that's probably what they want to have happen next.