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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another exciting episode of McUnplugged, and we are in for a treat today. Our guest today is a fearless, relentless, insightful, and groundbreaking investigative reporter who has dedicated his career to exposing corruption and amplifying the voices of the marginalized.
Get ready for an amazing conversation with the bold, the unwavering, the visionary, my guy, Mr. Jordan Cheriton. Jordan, how are you doing today, brother?
It's about the nicest accolades I've received in a long time. Thank you.
No, because I literally have probably heard most. I'm not going to say every interview, but most of your interviews and you always get introduced phenomenally. And I can only do my part to make sure that that trend continues. So, Jordan, there's so many conversations I want to have with you, but I want to start with this.
You know, on Make Unplugged, we talk about your because, that thing that's deeper than your why. And following you as long as I have, I know that the work that you do has purpose. And so for Jordan, man, like what is your because? What's that purpose, that deeper thing than your why that makes you do what you do?
I think for me, it's seeing a whole swath of Americans that are kind of left behind. There's really no one that's out there protecting them. The government, the public servants that are supposed to be representing them aren't. You know, nonprofits could only do so much. So in my travels, just, I mean...
I would say, I hate to use the phrase, kind of that silent group of people, silent majority that's just kind of treading water. They don't have a microphone in the mainstream media. They don't have government officials going to the floor of Congress telling their stories or advocating for them. I've always kind of gravitated towards the underdog.
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