SpeakTruthandRaiseHell

Corporate media lies to the public by hiding the truth, and then calling it journalism.

Sage Steele admits her interview was pre-scripted.

Corporate media wants us to think conservatives hate Taylor Swift; Dr. Drew gets redpilled.

In a series of quick hits, CNN exposes Biden voters trying to rig the primaries; Snopes admits they don't fact check, LA Times implodes, and MSNBC's Joy Ann Reid, too.

During the Iowa caucuses, corporate media doesn't mention Vivek at all, and refuses to air Donald Trump's victory speech.

Mehdi Hasan does a real interview, gets shown the door. Kristen Welker tries to ambush Rep Stefanik, and it goes badly for her.

MSNBC host interviews a spokesman for the Israeli government. He was fired just a few days later.

Breaking down the top stories corporate media failed to cover this past year.

Ex-CIA operative explains how it was his job to manipulate the media, and that the media was all too happy to go along with him.

(Credit to @Alpha100 on X)

Evergreen truth by Julian Assange, who is as of this posting, is still in Belmarsh prison for the act of being a journalist.

Alex Jones is back on X, and the reason he was removed is exposed as a lie.

The NPR Politics podcast talks about possible election misinformation, but in fact are lying to their audience themselves.

Elon drops a 'thermonuclear' lawsuit claiming Media Matters manipulated the algorythm to create a false impression, resulting in a loss of advertisers.

House Speaker Mike Johnson releases all the of Jan 6th tapes; RFK Jr and Vivek Ramaswamy are attacked in interviews, both fight back, but only one of them does it right.

CNN talking head trying to pin Vivek into saying 'vermin', but her turns it around and calls her out for not talking about serious subjects.

At the GOP debates, Vivek used his opening time to tear down the feckless GOP leadership and more importantly told corporate media how it's failed the American public.

Steven Crowder releases part of the Nashville manifesto, and corporate media ignores it.