Tom Bevan
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289 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 16 Jul
Tom Bevan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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He was not seeing things clearly at all.
He was seeing one side of the story and once he started getting the sort of, you know, adulation that he got, he was all in and he's been all in ever since.
yes and and what did they do this is this is what drives me crazy so your audience is getting more and more one-sided and so what do you do you hire a ceo who doesn't believe in the first amendment right who's giving ted talks about how you just make up facts and make up reality i mean this is part of the problem with the media is that they're
There's no, there doesn't appear to be any sort of self-corrective.
There's no introspection.
There's no reckoning of, of any of this stuff, right?
They just keep on keeping on.
And meanwhile, their audience is dwindling and people are going to find different voices because they can't trust the mainstream media.
And.
Whenever any of these institutions does try to push back or make some sort of correction by hiring someone like Barry Weiss at CBS or who was it, Chris Licht at CNN, these – it's like an –
it's like a white blood cell antibody reaction.
You know, these organizations all go crazy and, and try and force these people out.
They just, they resist any sort of change in part because they think they are right.
They, they think they are sort of doing the Lord's work.
They're righteous in their viewpoints and they don't believe that there's two sides to these stories and they don't believe that, you know, you can, it,
Um, there's a, there's a plausible argument to be made for any of the policies of the Trump administration.
So it's, it's just a never ending cycle, right?
There's no, there's no accountability.
The only thing that's accountable is when, when these folks, you know, they get let go because their audience dwindles and, and eventually these companies are going to go out of business and it's going to be, it's going to be all of their own doing.
I would also, to sort of bring this full circle, that's another interview that J.D.
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