Media Exposed with Adam Weiss - September 14, 2025

Summary

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Podcast Summary: Real America’s Voice – Media Exposed with Adam Weiss

Episode Date: September 14, 2025
Host: Adam Weiss

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Overview:

This episode of "Media Exposed" delivers a critical look at the mainstream media’s coverage of several hot-button stories, dissecting narratives in sports, politics, and crime. Host Adam Weiss and his guests expose what they perceive as the media's activist leanings, highlight bias around viral incidents, and offer pointed commentary on issues ranging from cartels to vaccine hearings. The conversation features a rotating guest list of conservative commentators and subject matter experts, with a focus on what they see as misrepresentation, double standards, and agenda-setting by major news outlets.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Viral Baseball Game Incident: Media Narratives and ‘Karen’ Labeling

[03:57 - 09:35]

• Incident Recap: A recent viral moment at a baseball game sparked national debate when a woman tried to reclaim a ball from a boy. The dad and his son were later celebrated—receiving bats and balls—while the woman was widely derided as a “Karen.”
• Adam Weiss’s Critique: He questions the media’s rush to assign “victims and villains” in a harmless ballpark accident, critiquing the readiness to “trash the woman, calling her a Karen, while celebrating a dad and his son.” (04:57)
• Guest (David Zier): Emphasizes ballgame etiquette (“if a kid’s involved, you always give it to the kid”) and agrees the woman’s behavior was “100% wrong,” but criticizes the father for not being assertive:

  “Going forward, this guy won’t act like that in front of his son, right? ... Listen, the Phillies fans are tough.” (07:54 - 08:35)

• Memorable Exchange: Adam draws a parallel to political overconfidence at the 2016 election:

  “She was the one crying in... the Jacob Javits Center when the balloons came down or they never did come down.” (09:00)

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2. Paramount, CBS, and the Potential Barry Weiss Deal

[09:35 - 11:20]

• Adam discusses reports that Paramount/CBS is considering buying Barry Weiss’s ‘Free Press’ for $200 million and possibly putting her in charge of editorial.
• David Zier argues it’s a smart move:

  “She was bullied at the New York Times by the lefties over there. ... They’re putting her on the editorial board. It’s a little bit of a sea change.” (10:21 - 10:48)

• Both see this as an attempt to “center the CBS narrative,” combating what they describe as the “Communist Broadcasting system.”
• Adam asserts traditional networks are failing because of perceived bias:

  “Ratings in CBS early morning show are not good. So isn’t it about time that the media has some fairness to half the country?” (10:58)

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3. Crime and Media Silence: Charlotte Light Rail Stabbing

[11:33 - 14:35]

• The murder of Ukrainian refugee Irina Zara Zaruska on public transit in Charlotte is highlighted as an example of crime ignored by the media and Democrats.
• Adam credits social media and conservatives for publicizing the case after mainstream outlets initially overlooked it.
• David Zier links Democratic-led city councils with elevated crime rates:

  “They got extremely high property crime and violent crime rates. And Asheville, Charlotte, you know, Fayetteville, all the Democrat cities... have the highest crime rates and it’s the same anywhere you go in the country.” (12:27)

• Adam laments perceived double standards in crime coverage depending on the race or political narrative.

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4. RFK Jr. vs. Media and the Senate: Vaccine and Big Pharma

[18:24 - 29:41]

• Premise: RFK Jr. appears before the Senate, facing aggressive questioning from both parties regarding COVID-19, vaccines, and CDC policy.
• Adam: Frames the Senate and media response as a “coordinated attack” against Kennedy, who is challenging Big Pharma and establishment interests.
• Notable Senate Hearing Quotes:
  • “You are citing data that you won’t produce to the public. ... You’re just making things up to scare people. And it’s a lie.” (19:58)
• Caitlin Sinclair (Guest):

  “Nobody knows the actual numbers because the numbers were fudged all the time back then. ... Senator Warner accused Secretary Kennedy of politicizing the CDC. That’s what these lawmakers were doing.” (22:21) “Three hours of testimony there, he wasn’t scared. He called out all of these senators to their faces for taking money from Big Pharma.” (22:21)

• Adam on media coverage:

  “It looked more like a WWF WWE battle... than a Senate hearing.” (23:29)

• Morning Joe Critique: Adam showcases MSNBC’s quick alignment with the Senate’s line of attack, seeing it as proof of bias.

  “It’s amazing, the coordinated effort between the media and the senators… It’s pathetic, but that’s what they like to do.” (24:11)

• Sinclair on Institutional Trust:

  “These agencies have completely lost the mission. ... They become mouthpieces for Big Pharma. ... The new CDC will be about transparency and trust and truth.” (25:09)

• Discussion of chronic disease in kids and lack of Senate/media interest in RFK’s “receipts.”
• Adam: Praises Trump for bringing RFK Jr. in as a disruptor:

  “He’s a different kind of leader. ... He built a movement before Trump even nominated more people. ... I’m glad he brought him on.” (27:05)

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5. U.S. Military, Narco-Trafficking, and the Media’s Handling of Cartel Bombing

[33:18 - 44:53]

• Incident: The U.S. military destroyed a cartel boat in the Caribbean; the media reacts with outrage over due process and possible civilian casualties.
• Adam’s position: Media is fixated on “defending criminals” and ignores the larger crisis of cartel-driven violence and fentanyl deaths.
• Kaj Larson (Navy SEAL, Guest):

  “We are the Department of War. ... Over 100,000 Americans lost to overdoses. This is a war. ... The cartel that was targeted are designated as a foreign terrorist organization.” (35:38) On mainstream criticism: “We don’t need to fake FLIR footage. We have been finding, fixing and finishing terrorists for the last two decades.” (39:05)

• Media Critique:
  • Play-by-play of MSNBC host Chris Hayes and discussion about the legitimacy and legality of the strike:

    “Did the United States just kill 11 drug runners or did we kill 11 migrants via summary execution?” (38:10)

• Larson on intelligence and mission rigor:

  “Our intelligence community is one of the best intelligence communities in the world. ... When it comes to kinetic operations like this, that intelligence has been vetted over and over again.” (41:10)

• Senate Reactions: Quotes from senators J.D. Vance and Rand Paul debating the morality and legality of such military actions.

  Vance: “Killing cartel members who poison our fellow citizens is the highest and best use of our military.” (43:11) Paul: “What a despicable and thoughtless sentiment it is to glorify killing someone without a trial.” (43:46)

• Larson’s Final Word:

  “We have great intelligence on their operations and we were able to send a message to narco traffickers ... we’re going to aggressively prosecute and target those who are trying to import narcotics to the US.” (44:11)

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6. Ukrainian Refugee Stabbing: Social Media vs. Legacy Media Coverage

[48:20 - 59:26]

• Crime Recap: Irina Zaruska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, was stabbed to death by DeCarlos Brown Jr., who had 14 prior arrests; the killing was caught on video but received little attention from mainstream outlets until forced by social media and a Trump statement.
• Adam: Suggests racial and political narratives govern which crimes get covered, sharply contrasting the George Floyd media reaction with Zaruska’s case.

  “Could you imagine the outcry ... But it doesn’t fit their narrative.” (53:16)

• Tiffany Marie Brandon (Guest):

  “We have sacrificed human decency in the name of tolerance. ... This is the result of Democrat failed policies that let criminals roam our streets.” (51:56)

• Media Critique:
  • Adam references Google search screenshots showing major outlets’ silence and amplifies the role of conservative and social media in bringing attention.
  • Brian Stelter’s CNN segment is played, with Adam criticizing him for framing the story as a conservative “football” and invoking accusations of racism.

    “He says at the end, I hope it’s not lost. You’re the one who’s making it lost.” (55:15)

• Brandon’s Response:

  “There is no fair media when it comes to CNN and all these horribly legacy liberal outlets that are just obsessed with the narrative. ... They refuse to cover these stories because they’re white blond women that do not fit their narrative.” (56:12)

• Final Thoughts: Both Adam and Brandon stress the importance of alternative media and law-and-order policies, criticizing Democrats for not keeping communities safe.

  “Imagine we didn’t have social media or alternative media. Poor girl would be dead. Nobody would even have heard about it.” (57:17)

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Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• “Script victims and villains when none exist.”
  — Adam Weiss, on media narratives ([04:57])
• “She was 100% wrong. ... You always give it to the kid.”
  — David Zier, on ballgame etiquette ([07:19])
• “The msm, abc, NBC, cbs, the news, they’re in the gutter.”
  — David Zier ([11:20])
• “Nobody knows the actual numbers because the numbers were fudged all the time back then.”
  — Caitlin Sinclair, on COVID deaths ([22:21])
• “He called out all of these senators to their faces for taking money from big Pharma.”
  — Caitlin Sinclair ([22:21])
• “This isn’t journalism, it’s a coordinated defense of the status quo.”
  — Adam Weiss ([18:24])
• "If you don’t have sick and weak Americans, they’re going to start asking questions."
  — Caitlin Sinclair ([28:32])
• “We are the Department of War. ... Over 100,000 Americans lost to overdoses. This is a war.”
  — Kaj Larson ([35:38])
• "Killing cartel members who poison our fellow citizens is the highest and best use of our military."
  — J.D. Vance ([43:11])
• “We have sacrificed human decency in the name of tolerance.”
  — Tiffany Marie Brandon ([51:56])
• “Could you imagine the outcry ... But it doesn’t fit their narrative.”
  — Adam Weiss ([53:16])

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Important Timestamps & Segments

• Viral baseball game conversation & guest intro: [03:57-09:35]
• Paramount/Barry Weiss media deal discussion: [09:35-11:20]
• Charlotte stabbing and media crime coverage: [11:33-14:35]
• RFK Jr. Senate hearing and media responses: [18:24-29:41]
• US military & cartel operations/media outrage: [33:18-44:53]
• Charlotte stabbing social media impact: [48:20-59:26]

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Tone and Style

The tone throughout is combative, skeptical of mainstream media, and deeply partisan, with both hosts and guests expressing populist-conservative viewpoints. Language is sharp, at times caustic, and the discussion targets perceived media hypocrisy and political double standards.

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For listeners seeking a critique of mainstream media narratives around contemporary crime and political events, this episode of “Media Exposed” delivers passionate, unfiltered opinions and insider commentary from right-of-center guests.

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Welcome to Media Expo. This we're going to take a look at rfk. He's been on the the mend lately and he did a hearing and not only the senators were in full assault after him. So is the media. We're also going to take a look at this bombing that happened in the South Caribbean Sea. The way the media covered it. There was also there was a time when the baseball was just the American pastime. This time there was a cultural moment over a baseball. How did this happen? Paramount is also CBS is thinking of bringing on Barry Weiss from the Free Press and giving a big chunk of money. We're going to take a look at that story that more coming up on Media Exposed.

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Welcome to Media Exposed. We're gonna usually we just talk politics. We talk Hollywood a little bit. We talk the president, we talk Congress. There was a baseball moment I want to talk about. The media turned a simple ballpark moment into a soap opera. Trashing the woman, calling her a Karen while celebrating a dad and his son kind of acted like a wimp. I think instead of calling out his cowardice, they made him and his kid heroes and they got baseballs afterward, the bats afterwards. Proving again how desperate the press is. Script victims and villains when none exist. I want to welcome my first guest, David Zier from Real America's Voice Turning Point. David, thanks for joining us on the set as always. I want to play this quick video cut one. We're going to show the actual moment of the baseball that took over the nation and made a little debate about, you know, everybody went one way after that story. Like they all in the Phillies went and celebrated the dad and the son. Afterwards they gave him a bat and a ball and brought him in the back. But there's no certain etiquette. I've been at baseball games. I've been at other games. When a ball goes. It's like a free for all to get the ball. So she was. The ball landed by her, he went over, grabbed the ball from her, she ran back to get the ball from the kid. And usually let kids have the ball. It's kind of like a known thing, a child really going to remember for rest of his life why did he give it up and why was he celebrated? I don't know why. Because he should have just stood up and said, no, you're not having. It wasn't like she was standing there with a knife or anything. She was kind of a little bit of a bully, but. But she was trashed in the media, called the Karen. I don't know if they ever let her name out. But what, what do you think about that story? Who's right, who's wrong? What's the etiquette? What are your thoughts on that?

[A]

Well, she's 100% wrong. I mean, I've been to hundreds of Yankee games and other games, you know, you know, you go, you scra the ball, and if a kid's involved, you always give it to the kid. You know, at first I thought it was Rosie o' Donnell charging over to him, but I gotta say, you know, the guy acted, you know, he wasn't like really tough in the moment. He was like waving his hands. I think he did like a waltz hands or something there for a minute. But.

[C]

But was he. Could he really have been a Philly fan? Because Phillies tenants are tough. They would never give up the ball. You know, the Philly guys, they. He would.

[A]

Well, I think, you know, going forward, this guy won't act like that in front of his son, right? He probably is realizing now that, listen, you got to stand your ground when, you know, you're in the right. And don't get thrown off balance here, but I was at a Phillies Mets game in Citizens park in Philadelphia, and oh, my God, it was crazy, and it was rowdy. And listen, the Phillies fans are tough. It's Philly, it's South Philly, you know, but, you know, at least this kid got to meet Harrison Bader, you know, probably one of his idols, right, who hit the home run in the fourth inning. But listen, I don't think in the end it's that big of a deal, but she was in the wrong.

[C]

She was probably in the wrong, but I don't know if he should have just gave it up and should have been celebrated and the woman should have been trashed so much all over the media the way she was, because all she was rush over and feel like the baseball was hers. Maybe she didn't know the proper etiquette, but she was a tough person at the moment and got the ball back.

[A]

You know, Adam, I, I think I saw her. Wasn't she the one crying when Trump won? I'm pretty sure. Remember that video?

[C]

She was the one crying in the first time around 2016, I mean, in the, in the Jacob Javits center when the balloons came down or they never did come down. I was one of the ones. They had that whole, remember they had that all set up at the Javits Center. Oh, yeah, ready for winning classic. And everybody was crying.

[A]

They were all crying.

[C]

Trump met, Trump had the Sheridan. It was a small little I was there the night of 16 and it wasn't that big. She took the whole Javits center expecting to win. Was that overconfidence?

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Right.

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I think you could hear crickets over there. People were stunned. Right.

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So these other thing I'm watching out on cbs, supposedly it was supposedly Larry Ellison son, David Ellison, who's no big Republican over there, Larry Ellison seems to be a Republican, is taking over the Paramount CBS deal. They already took it over. And we're thinking about what I've heard is stories out there that they're going to buy the Free Press, Barry Weiss's Free Press, for $200 million. Yeah, that is some sum of money for a subscription service newsletter Substack, that has a lot of subscribers, some, some of the millions of subscribers, but that's a big chunk just for a news organization. I don't know if the truth, the validity to that, but they're thinking about putting her in charge of editorial. She was at the New York Times one time. What do you think of that? David?

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Well, she was bullied at the New York Times by the lefties over there. And it's, I think it's a really smart move by Paramount. You know, Trump had to approve the deal. Right. With Paramount and Skydance and Paramount, you know, let the president go or, you know, supposedly she resigned after that debacle of an interview during the election. And Paramount smart, you know, they're putting her on the editorial board. It's a little bit of a sea change pro Israel, right, Adam?

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Right.

[A]

So, yeah, I think Paramount's going to try to center the CBS narrative a little bit because cbs, we know, has always been what The Communist Broadcasting system, I'm pretty sure.

[C]

Well, CBN has lost $16 million to Trump. They edited another story recently. They put out a statement last week when we're not going to edit stories anymore, we're just going to go live to feed. And it's about time they have some fairness here. The ratings in CBS early morning show are not good. So isn't about time that the media has some fairness to half of the country?

[A]

I don't know if you're ever going to achieve that, but I think they have to center themselves a little bit because the msm, abc, NBC, cbs, the news, they're in the gutter.

[C]

A news story that took off and it wasn't. And if it's not for social media, Instagram, Facebook, other alternative media, this girl by the name of Irina Zara Zaruska was stabbed right on a bus. I'm going to talk about this later on the show, but I know earlier last year was it you were down in Charlotte. I remember you were doing hits and segments and talking about the crime numbers. I'm saying Dave was so poignant. It was really important to you to point that out back then. And what do you know, a year later some woman's just randomly stabbed and nobody covered it was she was stabbed on August 22nd. Yeah. It wasn't until social media found out, conservatives found out and started over the weekend. I just, last weekend I just started popping up everywhere. And then finally Trump didn't even know about it. And he did a big press. He did a Oval Office statement about it. David, but you brought this out last year. Very important that you did.

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Yeah. This was an hour from when my daughter goes to school as a senior at usc, Columbia and South Carolina. It's right down the road from Charlotte, you know, and her and her friends, you know, they take the Charlotte light rail system. And this is really tragic. You know, I've been covering and calling out. I called out, I asked President Trump a year and a half ago what he was going to do to address inner city crime in the major cities, Washington and you know, New York and other cities. But then in Charlotte last year, I was at the FOP endorsement of Donald Trump, covering it for the election for real America's Voice News. And I talked on the air that day how murders up to that point of the year were up like 37%. In Charlotte, they got an 1112, a 13 member city council. They're all Democrats. They got extremely high property crime and violent crime rates. And Asheville, Charlotte, you know, Fayetteville all the Democrat cities in North Carolina have the highest crime rates and it's the same anywhere you go in the country. And you know, I've been calling it out for years and it's time they gotta fix it.

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What's so terrible, why there was a blackhead. It was an African American criminal who's let out so many times stabbing Ukrainian refugee who happened to be here. And we know if it was the other way around, it'd be wall to wall coverage. Non. So this double stand has to stop and bring it to our attention. Crime is crime. It doesn't matter what ethnic background is. It should be pointed out. And it's not. Doesn't happen. America doesn't fit the media's agenda. And we're going to pick up, we're going to cover that more later on the show. But I was in Washington last week and man, what a difference three, four, four weeks makes. It was just walking around, was calm. It's nice. It was felt safe. And it was a little incident in the, in, in the Union station and 10 police cars were there in minutes.

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How many times have you and I been through Union Station and complained how gross it was and how we didn't feel safe.

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And a lot of times we jumped back totally quick and this was totally different. Now real quick, you felt it too.

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100%.

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Okay, thanks, David. Stand up. Coming up, the media cries foul. The killing of drug cartels. But next, RFK Jr versus the mainstream media and some senators. That and more coming up on Media Exposed.

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Welcome back to Media Exposed. The corporate media is in full panic mode. Our RK June. He dares to question their sacred cows. Big pharma, Big government, Big Tech, Big food industry. His hearing last week exposed the depth of corruption and censorship in our institute. So of course the press piled on against him. He fired CDC officials exactly what the establishment feared. Actual accountability for years of failed policy and misinformation. The media smear campaign proves RFK Jr. Is doing the right thing and is their main target at this moment. They wouldn't waste their ammo if he wasn't a threat. This isn't journalism, it's a coordinated defense of the status quo against a candidate willing to disrupt. I want to my next guest, Caitlin Sinclair Spokesman for Mahapa Maha pac. Also strategist in her own right. Caitlin, thanks for joining us again, as always.

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Of course. Thanks for having me.

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Caitlin. It was a week or so ago or more, but I had to bring this up because a big coordinated attack, even, even Republican senators jumped in here. He's going against big Pharma, which is like the sacred cow because they so much money is funneled to all these centers. Millions of dollars piled onto ads. They pile onto the networks. So combine the networks that they spend the money on that make the networks kind of move along, chug along, old school networks. Right. And. And the senators get the money from big Pharma. So it's like. I want to show you this first clip. It's a Sen. Attacking rfk. Watch this.

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Accept the fact that a million Americans died from COVID I don't know how many. Secretary of Health and Human Services doesn't. No matter how many Americans died from COVID knowing that vaccine helped prevent any deaths. And you are sitting as Secretary of Health and Human Services. How can you be that ignorant? You are citing data that you won't produce to the public.

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You're just making things up.

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You're making things up to scare people. And it's a lie. With respect, I do not think I'm the one making senator.

[C]

I'm asking the questions. I'm asking the questions for Mr. Kennedy.

[A]

On behalf of parents and schools and teachers all over the United States of America who deserve so much better than your leadership.

[C]

That's what this conversation is about. Senator.

[A]

Chairman, Senator. They deserve the truth and that's what we're going to give them for the first time in the history of that agency. Well, not just the Democrats, though, who went after Kennedy. Several Republicans, including two physicians. Two physicians who voted to confirm him.

[C]

Also pressed Kennedy on a number of issues. Do you agree with me that the.

[A]

President, that the President deserves a Nobel Prize for Operation Warp Speed? Absolutely. Let me ask you. But you just told Senator Bennett that the COVID vaccine killed more people than Covid. Wait, that was a statement.

[C]

I did not say that.

[A]

Okay, then let me ask because you also.

[C]

Senator, I just want to make clear.

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We'll check.

[C]

You also told Senator Wyden at the.

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Outset that you didn't want to take vaccines away from people.

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That was an attack from Bill. That last Senate. Caitlin was a Republican from Louisiana, Bill Cassidy. And trying to, you know, do a catch you moment on the, on the vaccine question earlier, was it Senator Bennett or Warner said, tell me exactly how many people the COVID Killed. How's he supposed to know those exact numbers? When people put, when people be put in hospital, when people are being put in hospitals for heart attacks and then next thing you know, they died of a heart attack. They're checking off Covid because they'd get a nice check, right?

[B]

And these facts are really important. So I'd love to touch on this. So Senator Warner, Mark Warner accused Secretary Kennedy of politicizing the cdc. That's what these lawmakers were doing. But guess what? Our secretary actually brought the receipts. He said it was the Biden administration who fired anyone, any lawmaker, anyone who refused to bow to Big Pharma and kowtow to the lies and the propaganda around Covid. So here's the truth, Adam. Nobody knows, nobody knows the actual numbers because the numbers were fudged all the time back then. You could be in a motorcycle accident and die from that trauma. And they were categorizing that as a COVID death. Your audience knows this. So the truth is nobody knows those numbers. And the Democrat political theater that we just watch in those clips is absolutely disgusting. And Secretary Kennedy talked about one thing. The one thing the American people need is the truth. And he is the man that's going to find a way to deliver this. The three hours of testimony there, he wasn't scared. He called out all of these senators to their faces for taking money from big Pharma. And he's going to provide the truth for the American people. It's so long overdue.

[C]

I know 100% and it's ridiculous the way look more like a WWF WWE battle, verbal battle, more like UK their parliaments, they scream at each other than a Senate hearing. The way they were attacking this one coordinated attack. And why we're going to point this out, how it's so coordinated because the next morning I'm going to show you Morning Joe clip. Let's go to cut 4. How Senate to now the news.

[A]

And he did, we want to point out in 2020 call the COVID vaccine the deadliest vaccine ever made. That's a direct quote from Bobby Kennedy Jr. So a lot to sift through there, Jack.

[C]

A lot of sift through. I mean, as the senators said themselves.

[A]

A lot of lies.

[C]

He just lied repeatedly according to the senators, according to the Republicans. And it is just really unbelievable, J Mart, that you would actually have a cabinet member for Donald Trump undermine. What would all of those senators, Republican and Democratic alike were saying could have been Donald Trump's greatest achievement in operation warp speed, undermining it And Saying more people died from Donald Trump's actions than from COVID itself. It's amazing, the coordinated effort between the media and the senators that he caused more these deaths. It's pathetic, but that's what they like to do. He wants the science, and he wants the numbers in front of him. What's so bad about that, Caitlin, before he answers some of these questions right.

[B]

The biggest takeaway, Adam, for me and for most of the American people, is that these large institutions have really lost their way. They've lost the actual mission. These people are the same people that ordered our children to wear masks, to be locked down, to take away their schools, the same people that shuttered our small businesses. And these agencies have completely lost the mission. They used to be agencies that. That served the people, that educated the public, protected the public. And now, as our secretary just pointed out, they become political tools. They become mouthpieces for Big Pharma. And talk about the science, Adam. They're bureaucratic forces that actually punish and censor science. So we need to reform these institutions, as our president has said, as the reason that he brought in these, quote, disruptors like RFK Jr. To be a real disruptor, to create real reform in these agencies. So the old CDC was about control. If our secretary has his way, Adam, the new CDC will be about transparency and trust and truth. And that is exactly what this country deserves right now.

[C]

And they show no interest. He brings out this chronic disease in children. There's more. When he's grown up, we didn't have this. All these children are right away diagnosed with autism, diagnosed with all these things. There's no interest from the senators, no interest from the media. He's bringing receipts and showing all these statistics and no interest. It's amazing. I wonder if it was backing, if Obama did this, if they would open their eyes and say, good. But Trump stood by. I want to show you this cut here. Well, he's a different kind of a guy. He's got a lot of good ideas, but he's got a lot of ideas. You know, normally they don't have any ideas.

[A]

And that's why we have problems with.

[C]

Autism and so many other things, because. Because we're coming up with the answers for autism.

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You watch.

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We're coming up with the answers for other things that normal people, regular people.

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Easy to get along with, people wouldn't.

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Be able to do.

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He's got a lot of ideas, and so do I.

[C]

And we're going to. I like the way Trump says that. Trump always speaks the truth. He's a different kind of character. He's a different kind of leader. RFK Jr and he built a movement before Trump even nominated more people. He had so much amazing followers. He had a almost like a cult like following. He had RFK Jr. But I'm glad he brought him on. And do you think these assaults from the Senate is going to keep coming in the media? How do you see it playing out in the future?

[B]

Oh, of course they will, Adam, because these people are all bought and paid for. And it's so ironic, but I think the American people are noticing the irony here. So when Kennedy fires CDC insiders, Congress calls that dangerous. But if you'll remember when Dr. Fauci was there lying under oath, absolute crickets from her lawmakers, absolute silence when kids lost years of schooling and we now have the data to prove how wrong that was. Complete total silence blackouts. They're mad that he is actually cleaning house. They're mad at the reforms that are going to happen. They don't actually think this man is dangerous. These reforms mean no longer one size fits all. They don't. We don't mean one size fits all medicine. And this actually affects the money that's going into the back pockets. We all know this. No more shady advisory panels, no more decisions being made behind closed doors. If you don't have sick and weak Americans, they're going to start asking questions. And this terrifies some of these lawmakers and it terrifies the people that are making money off of it.

[C]

What's that immigrant we brought from El Sal, El Salvador, Abreu Garcia. Right. They had, then one of the senators went down and had like, was it a tequila moment with them? And they have more sympathy for that person, for illegal immigrants, criminals than they did for police officers, firefighters, nurses, all sorts of people that were public servants worked for 10, 15, 20 years because they didn't want to take a shot that was pushed down their throat and for six, eight months. But the media didn't care then. They were happy to cheerlead on the firing. Give me your final thoughts on that.

[B]

Yeah, final thoughts is this is a lar speaks to a larger sentiment we're seeing across the country right now. When it comes to the mainstream media, when it comes to some of the liberals, they do not put the American citizens first. And this was a mandate back on November 5th out of the American people. They want transparency, they want authenticity, they want truth and they want to be put first. So it's insulting to all law abiding American citizens when you constantly have rhetoric and narratives coming from the media that doesn't support what they voted for.

[C]

Sinclair, thanks for joining us. I'm glad Ryder allowed you to get through the interview and the hit. We'll see you soon.

[A]

God bless.

[C]

Thank you. Up next, more reasons why the lefty press doesn't care about you or your kids. Up next, we're going to talk about this little boat incident happened in the South Caribbean Sea that More coming up on Media Exposed.

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Welcome back to Media Exposed. The media seem to be outraged about this cartel bombings in South Caribbean Sea. But where is the outrage for the hundreds of thousands of car lives that were lost for these cartels with drugs pouring into our country. Fentanyl. They don't tell you the full story of Hezbollah. Iran and Maduro's regime Regime are deeply embedded with these cartels using cocaine cash to fund terror and undermine the United States. Every shock challenges cover for years of media silence while our communities have been ravaged by cartel violence and fentanyl deaths across the America. It's a horrible thing. The press treats these cartels like rogue criminals. But the reality is they're all global network backed by enemies of America and Biden's weakness emboldened them. The outrage is performative. If the media actually cared about human lives, they'd have been calling the calling for what it is all along. A narco terrico terror alliance targeting the west. And now the media's lose mind over reviving the Department of Defense. The Department of War because it reminds America the military actually is for defending this nation, not social engineering or woke projects. I want to make a next guess. Cars. Lawson's a Navy SEAL. U.S. navy SEAL is award winning filmmaker, philanthropist and was a technology entrepreneur. Carlos, thanks for joining first time on Media Exposed.

[A]

Thank you so much. It's an honor to be here with you. Adam.

[C]

Thank God we have a new secretary. Defense Secretary of War actually now last week we named it Pete Hegseth who's a colleague of yours and they've taken a big punch to the wokeness which is important to let men be fighters again. But this story I want to specifically because we blew up a boat in the South Caribbean Sea which would have never happened under Biden. I would have, I would Definitely put all my bets on that. But let's, before we jump in it, let's take a look at the cut six, the actual explosion. This is where they're coming in. The boat's coming in and the military blows it up. Now a lot of military, a lot of media is up in arms over this. I want to get your thoughts on that in the, the theater of war. Give me your thoughts, initial thoughts on that.

[A]

Yeah, well, I, I think it actually goes to your opening statement. You sort of intimated you hearkened back to originally the Department of Defense was known as the Department of War. Pete has brought that back. Secretary Hegseth has brought that back with an emphasis on war fighting. And I think if we take the long view, historical perspective of the working relationship between the military and counter narco trafficking, we see that this latest incident is really much ado about nothing. I mean, we are the Department of War. Everybody knows that President Ronald Reagan started the war on drugs. We continue that war to this day. As you said in your opening statement, over 100,000Americans lost to overdoses. This is a war. We are prosecuting it as a war. The cartel that was targeted are designated as a foreign terrorist organization. So and in the US military, especially in the special operations community, we are quite comfortable and play in this nexus between counter narco trafficking and terrorism. So this is a standard maritime interdiction as far as the military perspective is concerned.

[C]

But leave it up to our friends in the media over here to be fully out of control and go ravagely against this policy. But let's. I'm going to show you Chris Stuart, Chris Hayes here from msnbc. Let's go to cut seven. Watch this cars.

[A]

We are getting more details about that.

[C]

U.S. strike on a Venezuelan speedboat the administration says killed 11 people on Tuesday.

[A]

And many of those details only raise more questions. According to the New York Times, Pentagon officials were still working Wednesday on what legal authority they would tell the public was used to back up the extraordinary strike in international waters that is so extraordinary it's out of step with even.

[C]

The worst American administrations.

[A]

I mean, the Bush White House after 911 had a whole written legal pretext that they developed for kidnapping and torturing terror suspects. It was a terrible pretext. It was a fig leaf. But they took the need for a legal narrative more seriously than this administration. And it gets worse. A former senior federal law enforcement official told the Times it was unusual to have 11 people manning a vessel that could easily be crewed by two or three, especially since traffickers are always trying to maximize the amount of cargo space.

[C]

Devoted to carrying drugs, not human beings. In this former official's opinion, it was more likely the vessel was carrying migrants.

[A]

On a human smuggling run. It would be impossible to know for sure, however, given that any evidence of.

[C]

Drug smuggling was destroyed in the attack.

[A]

So did the United states just kill 11 drug runners via essentially summary execution, or did we kill 11 migrants via summary execution?

[C]

Hard to say without evidence.

[A]

And you can't look to Venezuela for answers.

[C]

The government spokesman there is saying the.

[A]

Video is just fake, that Trump and Marco Rubio and Pete Hegseth have been sharing an AI fabrication. And there's kind of the point.

[C]

I mean, no one should take the.

[A]

Venezuelan government's word for it.

[C]

A country led by a strongman with little regard for the truth or human rights.

[A]

You can't trust the word of government like that, whether it's Caracas or Washington, dc.

[C]

Cause your head could spin watching msnbc, the way they're trying to play defense for criminals, for terrorists, for narco drug lords. Give me your thoughts on that MSNBC clip. And why are they so embedded? To fight against America? America saving lives on and getting after drug lords.

[A]

Look, in the Department of War, we don't need to fake FLIR footage. We have been finding, fixing and finishing terrorists for the last two decades. There's a long historical precedent for us interdicting narco traffickers and understanding the nexus between narco terrorism and trafficking operations. We did it when we assisted the Colombian government in taking out Pablo Escobar in the Medellin cartel in the 90s. We did it with taking out General Noriega in Panama. We've continued to do it. In fact, I don't tell this story that often, but when I was in Afghanistan, I actually lived on the same compound with two DEA agents. And so that shows that this cooperation between our drug enforcement operations and especially the special operations community is a tried and true. We work hand in glove together to counter threats to the United States of America. And to imply anything otherwise is just ignorant. I think there's a further issue when you put the media narrative lens on it, which is what I think you're most focused on, Adam. And as you know, I think it's been irresponsible of the mainstream media to ignore this crisis on the domestic front for so long. It's finally. We've finally onshored the end net result of all of this narco trafficking, resulting in the death of 100,000Americans annually through overdose through these drug treatments coming in And Secretary Hegseth has ramped up and said, we're going to prosecute this not as a criminal act, but as an existential threat to the American population, which it most certainly is. I mean, if you look even just from a proportional perspective, over 3,000Americans died on 9 11. And we initiated the global war on terror where we stopped terrorism at its roots. And now just it's due time that we do the same thing when it comes to narco trafficking.

[C]

And the Coast Guard knows about this beforehand. I'm sure they're. You have all the intel, right? Is the Coast Guard that investigates this and gives all the intel to the Defense Department. How does that work?

[A]

Yeah, I mean, look, we have a robust intelligence organization in the United states. We have 17 different intelligence agencies that report directly to the Directorate of National Intelligence that synthesizes all of this data and all this information that we have. That information is then processed into intelligence which is ultimately communicated to the warfighter. And I can tell you, having been a part of dozens and dozens of counter narco trafficking missions, that that intelligence is incredibly scrutinized and processed and analyzed. And there are multiple levels of checks that happen before a green light is given for any kind of mission execution. All of this sort of, you know, Monday morning quarterbacking about the number of people who are on the boat and stuff, that's just speculative information. Our intelligence community is one of the best intelligence communities in the world. And they get it right and then they pass that. Not all the time, but when it comes to kinetic operations like this, that intelligence has been vetted over and over again. And then the military does the Finnish component of it. And I think the American public inherently understands this. I think this is a media outrage. The American public see their sons and daughters suffering from addiction here domestically. And my personal intuition is that people appreciate that we're taking a more aggressive approach to stopping drugs from coming ashore.

[C]

I want to play this last clip here with Senator Paul, who seems anti intervention here, but watch this last clip here with him. And then JD Vance too. Let's go to cut 8.

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The attack targeted members of a powerful Venezuelan gang. On Saturday, Vice President J.D. vance posted the following message on social media. Killing cartel members who poison our fellow citizens is the highest and best use of our military.

[B]

He followed that by writing, quote, democrats.

[A]

Let'S send your kids to die in Russia. Republicans, actually, let's protect our people from.

[B]

The scum of the earth.

[A]

When another user suggested that assassinations without due process amount to war crimes, Vance wrote back, quote, I don't give a blank what you call it.

[B]

That's when Republican Senator Rand Paul jumped in writing.

[A]

J.D. i don't give a blank. Vance says killing people he accuses of a crime is the highest and best.

[B]

Use of the military.

[A]

Did he ever read To Kill a Mockingbird? Did he ever wonder what might happen if the accused were immediately executed without trial or representation? What a despicable and thoughtless sentiment it is to glorify killing someone without a trial.

[C]

Me your final thoughts on that? Two former colleagues in the Senate back and forth there. Final thoughts.

[A]

Yeah, I think this is Adam, I think this is just escalatory rhetoric. Of course there's a political dimension to these things and people are gonna try and use them to achieve political aims and means. But the raw truth is, is that Chunde Aragay is a foreign terrorist organization designated we have great intelligence on their operations and we were able to send a message to narco traffickers around the world that the US Is not going to permit illegal drugs to arrive in the United States and we're going to aggressively prosecute and target those who are trying to import narcotics to the US.

[C]

And this does this does send the message. If there's 10 more boats behind him, I bet you they're not going to take that trip. Thanks for joining us, Kaj. Up last the story the mainstream media won't cover that and more coming up on Media Exposed.

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Back. On August 22nd there was a 23 year old Ukrainian refugee Irina Zaruska who fled a war torn country to be in America and was randomly stabbed to death in the neck on a Charlotte light rail train. The attacker Decarlos Brown Jr. A homeless career criminal released 14 prior arrest. Struck without warning as she sat unknowingly browsing on her phone was graphic nature. It was a shock. Awful. Most despicable violent thing you've ever seen. Deafening silence from the left. It's happened all the 22nd from the media and politics. Despite these outlet, the outlets and Democratic leaders have largely ignored it the story. Even Charlotte's Democrat thanked the media for not sharing the footage, a move Republicans criticize the Shroff Duncan it wasn't until later on last weekend that I started seeing this bubbling around on social media Systematically failed exposed mental health and public safety breakdown. Brown had a long troubling past, including a 911 misuse arrest earlier this year where he claimed the man made material controlled him. And though a judge ordered a mental evaluation in July, it never happened. Allowed him to remain before behind bar, not allowing him to leave behind bars. I want to welcome my next guest, Tiffany Marie Brandon. She's a creative director of American Border Stories. Griffin, thanks for joining. It's the first time this story is moving so fast. Thanks for joining us. But I didn't notice it until over the last weekend. Foes just started popping up on my social media and Instagram and I said, oh, this must have happened at the moment it must happen. Right. But no, it was a few weeks earlier. Right. Could you imagine the outcry and what happened? I can still think back on those five or six years ago when we had cops holding down a guy by the name of George Floyd and they were just holding him down. Later on we found that he was all sorts of drugs in him and he's got police officers who are probably innocent or sitting behind jail for 20, 30 years for that boy. Was there outcry because it fit their narrative right at the moment. Bad white cops, African American doing nothing wrong. But it's a sickening incident that happened. It's now it's gotten the president's attention, which I want to show first. I want to show you the Cut nine, which is terrible, but we could have showed up for the audience.

[A]

It.

[C]

What a crazy society we live in. Makes me think of like New York and people just are crazy in the subway system and they just stand there. People, they've been so subjected and battered down to like accept crazy behavior that they accept it these days. What's your initial thoughts on that video? And later on we saw a video where nobody even did anything right.

[B]

Yeah. I think that it is proof that we have sacrificed human decency in the name of tolerance. And what you see is this girl, Irina, and she has escaped the Ukrainian war. She's come here to live the American dream. She's working at a pizza joint. You know, it's very like nostalgic 1980s, 1990s. You're a kid, you're trying to make your way in the world and you work at your local pizza place. And she has dreams, she has hope, she has aspirations. She's just trying to go home after a long day's work. And this man who was released 14 times, who has a known violent criminal history, just decided and it's on the other videos that we've seen from this horrible incident that he just says, I killed that white girl. I got that white girl. And he stabs her. And the video that just came out today shows that she was very much alive and holding her neck as she bled out in that chair and no one around her did anything. They all sat there looking on, got up and walked away and no one sat there realizing that she was bleeding out and in complete shock and horror. This is atrocious. And this is the result of Democrat failed policies that let criminals roam our streets.

[C]

I want to show you this screenshot too. Let's show this. It was early in the week and it was like Liz Wheeler and at time it showed all these, all these. When you googled or early in the week there was in the New York Times, there was nothing But George Floyd, 6000, Trayvon Martin, 11, 1200, Kilmar Garcia, 56, Daniel Perry on it, hundreds. But nothing could you imagine? Nothing doesn't fit their narrative that they want. But usually they don't even know what to do because they wanted the refugee so bad. And here we are, we have a Ukrainian refugee woman who was brought into America and this is how we're treated in our country. But it doesn't fit it. I want to show you Brian Stelta because finally it hit the media, but because of social media. And then it started hitting the conservative media because obviously they're not afraid to call it out, but even they're still afraid to call it out. Black on white crime is such a big thing in America. We pretend that it's white on black crime. When it's not, it's way more in the other way, even though it is such a small population. But until people speak the truth to power, which they're always afraid, politicians are afraid. And I actually don't blame Tiffany because what are they called if they do speak it out and they're called racist all sorts of names and it can hurt their career. So it's terrible that the media created this. But watch what Brian Stelter did. Instead of saying the media brought this to attention. Look how he calls it out. Really over the weekend, Elon Musk, Charlie Kirk, other Trump aligned figures succeeded in making this senseless death a symbol of big city crime. We heard President Trump asked about it yesterday when he was heading home from New York City. He didn't seem to know much about it. He said he would get briefed. And then today Trump did know all about it. That's exactly what has happened here.

[A]

This story has trickled up from so.

[C]

From local news to social media and now to the President's attention. And it's being used, as you said, Brianna, as a political symbol with MAGA media calling for more forceful punishments and more incarceration.

[A]

I have to say some of the.

[C]

Replies to Musk, some of the comments around this story are baldly racist, stoking fear of African Americans because this man attacked a white woman. The open racism on sites like X Today, it's eye popping. But there are also legitimate questions about this so called career criminal, someone who had been a repeat offender. And those questions, I hope they're not lost amid all of the cesspool kind of comments on social media. I mean, he says at the end, I hope it's not lost. You're the one who's making it lost. You're the one who's saying it's MAGA media who's making this a football. Would you say I'm glad that other media outlets process the attention to the American people and to Trump and local media didn't cover it, Brian. So don't give me that. And the only reason you had to cover because the President mentioned it. So once the President mentions it, he has to cover it. But I blame the media. It's so horrible. This guy should be fired. If there's any justification, if there's any fair media. Well, give me your thoughts on that clip.

[B]

I don't think there are. There is fair media when it comes to CNN and all these horribly legacy liberal outlets that are just obsessed with the narrative. I mean, let's not forget that North Carolina, right during the George Floyd incident, they passed a racial equity for criminal justice thing that saw homicides increase by 40%. Now CNN's not covering that either. They're not covering the dozens and dozens of white women that had been brutally murdered by non white men in the last year. We are seeing them pop up all over social media today, this whole week, it's just continuing. And I mean, you look at women like Rachel Morin who were murdered by an illegal immigrant in Maryland. They refuse to cover these stories because they're white blonde women that do not fit their narrative and they cannot handle the fact that statistics don't lie. We know why the majority of our jail population is African American males. We know that the highest crime rate is black on black crime followed by black on white and black on Asian.

[C]

Imagine we didn't have, imagine it's 2025. Imagine we didn't have social media or alternative media. Poor girl would be dead. Nobody would even have heard of about it. Nobody would even hear a whisker. No one would know about it. That an African American stabbed her to death. And it's, it's, I want to go to cut 10 because finally got, Trump was furious about this and he did make a Oval Office statement. Watch this. And here is a picture of it. This is the picture of it. And this is a picture of the woman, a beautiful young girl that never had problems in life with a magnificent future in this country. And now she's dead. She was slaughtered by a deranged monster who was roaming free after 14 prior arrests. You know, Trump brought it to the attention to the American people, so they have to cover it, but, you know, he's a sick, evil person that stabbed it. What are your thoughts on that? Trump finally brought it to detention.

[B]

I think it's incredible. I think this is exactly what the Trump administration is doing so well. They are bringing attention to the stories of Americans and legal citizens who have been just destroyed and killed and murdered and raped by people who should be locked up. I mean, bring back insane asylums. That's my take. I think President Trump talked about that recently, a few weeks ago, just, we need to be doing something to get the criminals off the street. That's why deploying the National Guard to D.C. to Chicago, to LA is so vital and important. We need to make it safe to walk down the streets in public again, to be a child, to be a woman without fear of getting raped or murdered on a daily basis. This, that was Biden's America. This is Trump's America. And in Trump's America, we're making America safe again.

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I think the minority, mom, grandma, father wants a safe community, African American community. And they would welcome the President to bring in the National Guard. So, Tiffany, thanks for joining us on Media Exposed. I'll see you soon. Thank you again.

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Thanks for having me.

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