Obama's Fixer Is Back In The News (Ep. 2452)
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
All America, all the time. Sit down, buckle up, and get ready for The Dan Bongino Show. You know, one of the first shows I did, I talked about this who's ox is gourd effect, how the media will totally change their story. using a source, depending on whose ox is gored. So they'll go to some guy who they previously had hated, I don't know, say he had pretended to be a conservative, and they would attack this guy in the past, follow me for a second, but this guy's terrible, don't listen to this bullshit artist, he's the worst. And then the second that guy turns on President Trump, they go back to the guy, the same media outlets, and they'll be like, respected conservative voice. You see it all the time.
The ox's gourd effect. You're seeing it now when it comes to what happened with this release yesterday and basically the internet just using all of the Epstein files that are out there, thankfully, and I'm elated that they are. You're seeing it now.
How does the media change narratives based on political alignments?
The media totally changed the story now that significant Democrats are pulled into the orbit. Now all of a sudden the story's changed about accountability. Whether you love what's happened or hate what's happened with regard to exposure and transparency, you think it could have been better, it could have been worse. I understand. I understand. I get it. However, President Trump signed the act that put all this stuff out there, and now the liberal media folks, all of a sudden the story's changed. Now all of a sudden they're not so much about accountability anymore. Their headlines are awfully weird about something that happened. I'm going to get to that. And also, I was right yesterday on the Guthrie case.
I had said to you in the morning reading the tea leaves that this sheriff out there is not being very cooperative, folks. I'm really sorry. And someone's got to call it for what it is. And I'm going to do it. We have a $12 billion FBI in a lab for a reason. Use it. I'll play a clip from another excellent law enforcement commentator on Fox who had some commentary on this as well. I got a big show for you today. Obviously, a ton to talk about. Another one of those enormous news days. And it's not a Netflix show, folks. You don't just walk in there as the FBI. The FBI, especially, we're taking over. It's not the way this works. Today's show brought to you by Chapter. Listen, you see how these government programs work.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:02–1:00
2
How does the media change narratives based on political alignments?
1:00–6:00
3
What accountability issues arise in the Guthrie case?
6:00–36:11
4
Who is Catherine Rumler and why is she relevant now?
36:11–52:08
5
What are the implications of AI on the job market?
52:08–52:25
6
How is AI evolving and what are its rapid advancements?
52:25–53:36
7
What concerns arise regarding privacy and health monitoring with AI?
53:36–54:49
8
What is the connection between voter ID laws and election integrity?
54:49–1:44:25