Robbie Bernstein

I'm not saying that they won't try it, but it seems like a much tougher play.

And it's fascinating that for as much as the way you and I approach this is we're going to be honest.

And if that finds an audience, great.

And if not, we're, we're being honest.

That's kind of what we've done for 10 years.

And you can go look at my own personal channels.

I stick to that.

It doesn't matter how many people follow it.

I'm doing what I want to do.

And that's kind of my approach.

But

it's interesting for some of these other massive businesses like the daily wire who's got to do their rollback or what happened to cnn you know what during the biden administration is that a lot of these people really can't complete compete in this new environment where other people are being honest uh and if you're trying to tune in for these shows and you want actual information and there's a marketplace of the internet where people can be honest to you and then there's legacy networks that have agenda and at some point you realize oh these people are just serving up an agenda to me

People stop listening and without the censorship to kind of protect the business interests of the liars.

Yeah.

At some point they just lose to the people who are being honest.

Isn't it amazing that during the woke years and there was an issue that Ben Shapiro was right about, the internet loved him, and now there's something that he's wrong on and everyone hates him and he doesn't get as much of an audience?

That almost sounds like capitalism working pretty well.

That if you're in the realm of dissecting ideas, truth, and information, when you get it right, you find a bigger audience, and when you get it wrong, people start losing interest in you.

It actually sounds like the system's kind of working here.

I would, I would plea with Elon Musk that I wish the algorithm actually showed me more of the content that I like to see.