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Next up and joining me now, Drew Holden.

He's the managing editor of Commonplace, the author of Holden Court, both excellent subtexts, which I recommend to you.

And Drew and I talk about the questions of around the media, particularly as questions of bias in the media quite a bit.

And always glad to reconnect to do it again and talk about not just the problem, but the solution.

Drew, welcome and thank you for being here.

You are, and every time we appear together on any show, I say this, you are one of the best analysts of the media, particularly liberal bias, because you do it with receipts, as the kids say, and you do it with that rancor, and you don't go for the cheap score.