those things do affect particularly the susceptible people here. i ve discovered that one of the first videos claiming the manchester bombing may be a hoax was posted on the night of the attack and came from america. 0k, shall i call? the man who made it has agreed to speak to me anonymously because he s worried about the repercussions. your video was uploaded just hours after the attack happened. yeah, because, you know, myself, you know, right after these things happen, you know, the mainstream news has put it out there. i am looking into it, you know? who do you think was behind it, then? as far as who is behind it, i can t say for sure. but obviously, you know, i believe there s a lot of psychological operations taking place with government agencies, behind these, you know? have you ever been to manchester? i haven t, no.
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jane, the average american can sometimes ride the wave of mainstream narrative, of mainstream news. you can just go with what feels right because digging in and sticking your rudder into the waters to find out the truth is simply too hard. what i m talking about here is you can listen to hollywood, you can listen to some of the other news channels, and you can come away with the impression that, hey, why is fox 8hxrsfu&ai olympic athlete, she s just an american who wants to compete for her rachel: is she an american? willwell she is an american citizen. potentially sacrificed her passport because china doesn t accept dual citizenship. but the response, the easy response, response, rachel, has been let her honor her tradition, her heritage. the point is, it takes sticking your rudder in a little bit to understand, to if, you re not choosing to just compete for your ancestry, you re choosing to compete for the totalitarian, communist regime of china. and there are some within the
but they also saw something in me beside a pint of gin and 25 bar all of us. the talent, and they knew i was a man they wanted to see at 3:00 a.m. in eastern time zone on tv instead of outside their windows crouched in the bushes. but i m grateful to fox. it s amazing they hired me after the visiting angels fired me. they found out i was stealing bedpans. they make great dinner plates. but history has a way of repeating itself. the way fox news entered the arena and clobbered mainstream news, this show, now, is doing the same thing with late night. the media treated us like a joke. now the no mike we are the ones delivering the punch lines. [applause] and every night, millions of you are laughing along with us. the current crop of stale, boring, partisan late nice host
anniversary it salso fox news 25th anniver, a bigger achievement than anyone in the industry would care to a. it includes destroying the legacy of the media. why would they celebrate the thing that killed them? i don t blame them. while we celebrate our 25th, what can cnn celebrate? another month without a jeffrey toobin zoom call? congrats. when fox news debuted, it was mocked. within months, the mockery stopped, the critics saw a fox rise to the top and beat the pants off of them, which was easy with toobin. [laughter] how did this happen? it was necessary, it had to happen. the mainstream news not only refused to serve most americans. they felt they didn t have to. they control the narrative and you had little choice but to take it. they ve used your trust, lied to you, thought you were stupid, shared the same brain. the industry devolved into a corrupt insular machine out to stoke the vision to make money. fox came along. we were different.