Phil Labonte

That's kind of why people have largely turned away from the legacy media, at least, is because they know that the stories are not intended to inform you.

They're intended to tell you what you're supposed to think.

And it's...

you know, basically it's, it's one narrative.

And if you go to CNN, you'll get the same kind of narrative.

If you go to maybe not ABC and CBS anymore, because what's bare waist is a CBS, right?

Yeah.

Maybe, maybe not CBS, but NBC and ABC, you're gonna get the same narrative.

So that's why you're seeing, you know, CBS doing what they're doing is, is because this narrative doesn't fly with people anymore.

MSNBC or MS now, uh, like these, these, uh,

these channels, these news organizations, they're just activists and they're just trying to propagate a message.

They're the people that consume two hours of news a week because they watch 30 minutes here, 30 minutes there.

I don't think they consume news at all.

Well, I mean, if they're to be able to see this stuff, they have to consume some news.

I grabbed that little clip where you can see the guy's legs slide and where you can see the,

You see the spin and then you see the weight transfer, the SUV kind of dips a little bit because of the weight transfer because she starts accelerating.

People didn't care.

They're just like, no, that's all blah, blah, blah.

It doesn't matter.

And to be honest with you, like you're a defense attorney.