Investigative journalism and media criticism from former Rolling Stone writer Matt Taibbi.
The article discusses the need for a translator to bridge language barriers in journalism, emphasizing the importance of clear communication in sharing diverse perspectives and stories.
The article explores the evolving landscape of activism in the digital age, highlighting how uncensored platforms empower movements and amplify voices for social change.
Matt and Michael also discuss the Supreme Court's decision on racial gerrymandering
Narrated Version | The online fallout from the Correspondent's Dinner shooting has been an epic national Rorschach Test
Narrated Version | Casual lies told by the news media for commercial and political reasons spawn all sorts of horrors, making its phony rectitude insufferable
Comey, Fauci and the Supreme Court's latest big decision
The nation of witch hunters whose lost "sense of decency" probably never existed
Narrated Version | The SPLC was just indicted for one kind of fraud. Twitter was investigating another. When you get paid big bucks to find hate, you won't NOT find it
The online fallout from the Correspondent's Dinner shooting has been an epic national Rorschach Test
Casual lies told by the news media for commercial and political reasons spawn all sorts of horrors, making its phony rectitude insufferable
With a special appearance by witness Justin Robert Young
The curious case of the Southern Poverty Law Center, and the ongoing mainstreaming of demonology