Media Exposed with Adam Weiss - September 28, 2025

Summary

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Media Exposed with Adam Wise – September 28, 2025

Podcast: Real America’s Voice
Host: Adam Wise
Notable Guests: Elon Serolovich, Tiffany Marie Brannon, Martha Bain, David Zia
Episode Focus: Media influence on American culture and politics; the legacies of controversial figures; ongoing narratives in news, politics, and entertainment.

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Overview

This episode of Media Exposed is a wide-ranging critique of American media’s role in shaping narratives on masculinity, politics, and social issues. Host Adam Wise and his guests dissect key cultural flashpoints: Charlie Kirk’s legacy, Kamala Harris’s recent book tour, the fallout from a late-night comic’s controversial remarks, Hillary Clinton’s renewed public presence, and the media’s rhetoric around immigration enforcement. The show builds its arguments around “media activism,” challenging mainstream portrayals and lamenting what it frames as attacks on traditional American values.

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Key Segments & Discussion Points

1. The Legacy of Charlie Kirk & Media Portrayals of Masculinity

[04:21 – 14:20]

• Adam Wise discusses the legacy of Charlie Kirk, highlighting Kirk’s focus on “restoring manhood” as defined by family, courage, and responsibility. Wise contends that Hollywood and Madison Avenue have for decades depicted men—particularly fathers—as inept, thus eroding cultural values.
• Example: Wise plays an excerpt from a commercial (“commercial number one”) where a male character is ineffective and needs to be rescued by an Orkin exterminator, reinforcing the “buffoonish dad” stereotype.

Notable Quotes:

• Adam Wise:

  "Hollywood and Madison, Evan has sold commercials that degrade men as buffoons, fathers as idiots... A generation of beta males who don't know how to provide, protect or lead a family. Charlie fought to restore the idea that manhood is about responsibility, courage and respect for women." [04:21]

• Elon Serolovich:

  "There's a consistent ideology that started on the left, permeated on the left to destroy the concept of two parent households, destroy the concept of healthy masculinity... When you have a society that doesn't have strong men... you weaken that society to the point where you can destroy it." [07:19]

• Gillette Controversy: The infamous Gillette ad is criticized for “attacking” boys’ natural behavior and allegedly singling out white males as oppressors.
  Serolovich:

  "If you believed in the best of men, you would show a commercial of firefighters, men building every single thing we have in this amazing country. You would show men sacrificing. That's the best of men." [10:58]

• Blowback Against Ad Campaigns:
  Serolovich:

  "People should speak up, show these companies what they want. And when an ad comes out that sucks, they should call it out and stop supporting that company." [13:51]

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2. Kamala Harris’s Book Tour and Media “Gaslighting”

[17:15 – 28:22]

• Adam Wise criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris’s new book as “word salad” and accuses her of “gaslighting” the public, particularly over claims of anti-gay bias related to her VP selection process.
• Fact-Check: Wise and guest Tiffany Marie Brannon argue that Trump’s administration included openly gay figures, calling Kamala’s narrative “a desperate attempt to paint conservatives as anti-gay.”
• Harris’s answers on Rachel Maddow and The View are lampooned as evasive and self-serving.

Notable Quotes:

• Adam Wise:

  "Kamala is playing identity politics and inventing a victim narrative to score points. Americans are tired of her gaslighting. The book is a campaign prop, not a serious work of leadership." [17:15]

• Tiffany Marie Brannon:

  "Once again, Kamala Harris not making sense... The woman is coming up with excuse after excuse for her failed presidential bid. And frankly, it's embarrassing." [20:09]

• Adam Wise:

  "That's why America is based on excellence, based on achievement, not based on identity politics, not based on race." [23:26]

Memorable Segment:

• Discussion about Harris’s reasoning for not choosing Pete Buttigieg as VP, which Brannon and Wise mock as a deflection from real issues of leadership and performance.

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3. Jimmy Kimmel, Late Night Media, and the “War on Truth”

[31:46 – 42:18]

• Wise frames Kimmel’s temporary removal from ABC as justifiable—not censorship, but accountability for “blatant misreporting” after suggesting a recent shooter was right-wing, while evidence pointed to a “far left radical.”
• Kimmel’s on-air return and “apology” are described as inadequate and self-centered.
• Wise and guest Martha Bain contrast media treatment of left-leaning celebrities with conservative figures, calling out hypocrisy in “cancel culture.”

Notable Quotes:

• Martha Bain:

  "His opening remarks just added more salt to the wound... He was suspended. It wasn't enough. His show should have been canceled. But here we see again that the absolute hypocrisy." [35:47]

• Adam Wise:

  "He never even apologized. And the fact that if he did, we're forgiving people... He has dozens and dozens of writers and staff reading about, and he can't even apologize." [38:04]

Key Moment:

• Reflecting on recent high-profile deaths, Bain notes the decorum of offering condolences, contrasting it with late-night hosts who “make it about jokes,” especially in times of tragedy.

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4. Hillary Clinton’s Return & Democratic “Activism”

[46:16 – 52:24]

• Wise describes Clinton’s latest public appearances as divisive, despite rhetoric about unity. Her criticisms of “white men” are called out as inconsistent—pointing out that many prominent Democrats, including her husband, are white men.
• The segment veers into arguments about the Clinton Foundation and foreign aid, with suspicions raised about ulterior motives and historic scandals (Epstein, Haiti).
• Guest David Zia connects Clinton’s activism—and that of other prominent Democratic figures—to broader trends of activism in Democratic ex-presidents.

Notable Quotes:

• Adam Wise:

  "The less version of unity is simply agree with them or be smeared as hateful. Hillary is a symbol of why the Democrats keep losing... Empty rhetoric, zero self awareness." [46:16]

• David Zia:

  "Bill Clinton, the other day, is at the Clinton Global Initiative talking about how the US is dismantling all these foreign programs. But, Adam, I maintain that all of this is to deflect..." [49:13]

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5. ICE Agents, Media Rhetoric, and the Dallas Shooting

[52:24 – 57:05]

• Wise uses the Dallas ICE facility shooting as an example of media-driven polarization—arguing that comparing ICE to the Gestapo incites violence.
• Clips from various media outlets likening ICE to Nazi agencies are used to illustrate what Wise and Zia see as dangerous, irresponsible rhetoric.
• Zia describes attending recent protests and encountering aggressive activists—characterizing them as incapable of civil discourse.

Notable Quotes:

• Adam Wise:

  "This is the viral language they use and leads to a gunman shooting at ICE agents shooting at a bus. They should be ashamed of themselves." [55:12]

• David Zia:

  "And the Democrats and the mainstream media have the blood on their hands. We're not the ones killing people... These people are just evil. They're not capable of the civil dialogue." [55:40]

Key Takeaways:

• Strong assertion that left-wing activists and mainstream media are “fermenting violence.”
• Wise closes with a call to “destroy their culture, destroy their elements, destroy their funding,” framing it as a matter of public safety and national restoration.

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Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• Adam Wise on masculinity and media:

  "Media campaign created a generation of beta males who don't know how to provide, protect or lead a family." [04:21]

• Elon Serolovich:

  "There's a scientific evidentiary basis for human behavior. They're trying to socially engineer it out." [11:58]

• Tiffany Marie Brannon on Kamala Harris:

  "The woman is coming up with excuse after excuse for her failed presidential bid. And frankly, it's embarrassing." [20:09]

• Martha Bain on Jimmy Kimmel:

  "It's appalling... He was suspended. It wasn't enough. His show should have been canceled. But here we see again the absolute hypocrisy." [35:47]

• David Zia on media and violence:

  "These people are just evil. They're not capable of the civil dialogue." [55:40]

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Episode Structure & Flow

• [04:21 – 14:20] Masculinity, Madison Avenue, Charlie Kirk Legacy
• [17:15 – 28:22] Kamala Harris book tour, identity politics, campaign 2024
• [31:46 – 42:18] Jimmy Kimmel controversy, media bias & accountability
• [46:16 – 52:24] Hillary Clinton and ongoing Democratic activism
• [52:24 – 57:05] Dallas ICE attack, media rhetoric, and societal violence

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Tone & Language

The tone throughout the episode is combative, critical, and unapologetically right-leaning. The hosts and guests use sarcasm, direct rebukes, and charged language like “gaslighting,” “hypocrisy,” “media warriors,” and “evil” when referring to their political and cultural adversaries. They frequently reference personal responsibility, “American values,” and frame their discourse as a corrective to mainstream narratives.

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Summary

Media Exposed with Adam Wise delivers a fiery, unfiltered review of the week’s biggest stories through a conservative lens. With a rotating cast of guests, the episode examines how, in their view, media shapes, twists, or weaponizes public debate—whether on matters of masculinity, identity politics, the treatment of celebrities, or events in law enforcement. The hosts argue the consequences are not just cultural but societal, at times existential—fueling polarization and violence. Not for the faint-hearted, the episode is a window into the passionate—at times polemical—debate over truth and media in 2020s America.

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Transcript

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[Adam Wise]

Welcome to Media Exposed. This we're going to take a look at Charlie Kirk's legacy and it wasn't just the media. What other stamps that he put on American society And what are the things that hurt American society? We're going to take a look at that. We'll take a look at Kamala's book tour she's doing. How the media covering that Also I took a Kimmel return. That was quick. How was that happen so fast? And after he was told by so many affiliates. We're also going to tickle this ice shooting that happened lit midweek and how's the media covering that? As usual. Look at look also Hillary Clinton's came out of her closet. We're going to take a look at her interview and that More coming up on Media Exposed.

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

Do you dare to follow me down?

[Adam Wise]

What they do say is fake news. Head into the unknown. That's how devious the media's become. They're full force activists now.

[Emily Maitlis]

They colluded. Trump folks were in on it.

[Adam Wise]

Sway's election, sway's policy. We need to expose them. Republicans trash the country. I've been doing this since I was 18. I've had hit jobs done against me. I've been attacked by media reporters. I afraid no truth will prevail. Fake news media, we're here to call you out.

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Head into the unknown.

[Adam Wise]

Media Exposed with Adam Wise starts now.

Welcome to Media Exposed. One of Charlie Kirk's legacy that he wanted, he wanted to teach men to be men again, to be strong men, to be family men, to be masculine men. And too long for decades of decade Hollywood and Madison, Evan has sold commercials that degrade men as buffoons, fathers as idiots. Think of every beer or sitcom where the dad is a clueless fool, looks like an idiot, can't handle the minuscule chores. And that's the way they portrayed him in the advertising industry. Media campaign created a generation of beta males who don't know how to provide, protect or lead a family. Charlie fought to restore the idea that manhood is about responsibility, courage and respect for women not being just a punchline. Turning Point's mission moving forward is clear. Build the strong men who build strong families and a strong nation. I want to thank Charlie for bringing that to American society. Thank you Charlie. From above, I want to welcome my first guest, Elon Serolovich. Elon, thanks for joining us again on Media Exposed. Elon, it was so important because I don't think it's just the media that destroyed and you were a big part who destroyed men over the last decade or not destroyed him but just hurt these, you know, hurt men in their true in their crusade to be good fathers, to be good Christians, to be good, have good values it was Madison Avenue. A lot of the advertising industry for decades and decades. He cannot find a commercial that puts men in a good light. So that's. I wanted to play this first cut. Elon. It was commercial number one. It makes a man look like a foolish. And it's a simple exterminated commercial. They can't just watch this.

Yeah.

[Elon Serolovich]

The mosquitoes are just all over the backyard.

[Adam Wise]

Quiet, please. Okay.

Wow. Derek's good.

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

Okay.

[Adam Wise]

Got that one. Nice one.

Got him. What's going on? What? I said get a pro.

I did get a pro.

[Martha Bain]

An Orkin pro.

[Adam Wise]

That makes way more sense. You have a lovely home.

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

Thank you.

[Emily Maitlis]

I got you got mosquitoes.

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[Elon Serolovich]

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[Adam Wise]

The best in pests.

[Emily Maitlis]

Thanks for wasting my time.

[Adam Wise]

You're welcome.

You can switch that commercial for so many different brands or banks and the same thing. The. The exterminator was an African American woman. Right. The guy was. The father was like Silly. Right? It's just over and over again. If you put that in front of people over and over decades and decades, what happens? Elon? And you saw this and we're going to play your ad that you put out years ago. But what was the idea that Madison Avenue and the advertising industry wanted so hard to put men down? What do you think it is?

[Elon Serolovich]

I don't think it's just them. I think there's a consistent ideology that started on the left, permeated on the left to destroy the concept of two parent households, destroy the concept of healthy masculinity. They've broken down what a woman is to the point where they can no longer define what is a woman. There's an attack on objective truth, absolute truth. When you have a society that doesn't have strong men, when you have a society that tells women that there's no value in being a mother and that there's no value in the human life you create. And you create a society around these ideals again where there's no objective truth. You weaken that society to the point where you can destroy it. I always talk about this and something Charlie Kirk really strongly believed in. And I think he believed this is why it was under attack as well. Because it's an attack on God. When you attack the very nature of God's creation, man and woman and the beauty of the creation of a child, which is under attack.

[Adam Wise]

Right.

[Elon Serolovich]

With the amount of abortion we see in this country, then what are you doing? You're directly Attacking the very nature of what God is. So I think. Sorry about that. My computer beeps randomly. But I think that that's exactly what's going on. And I think the media has been a tool for it. I think Hollywood's been a tool for it. I think a ton of businesses have been a tool for it. Investment firms, politicians. And it's an orchestrated tactic to destroy the baseline of our culture. Because you cannot have a culture that has strong men. If you want to overtake it or you want to weaken it or you want to decay it. You also cannot have a culture that strongly believes in faith and God and has a value higher than the material. Because what the government wants is for you to believe in it as their God. The government wants you to see them the same way that someone who has strong faith sees God.

[Adam Wise]

Let's go to this Covid.

[Elon Serolovich]

Sorry, go ahead. I'm rambling.

[Adam Wise]

Let's go to Gillette ad. And then you put. And you put a response to that Gillette ad. But let's go to cut two and watch what they did. We can't hide from it. It's been going on far too long. We can't laugh it off.

Who's the daddy?

What I actually think she's trying to say, making the same old excuses. Boys will be boys.

Boys will be boys. Boys will be boys.

But something finally changed. Allegations regarding sexual assault and sexual harassment.

[Elon Serolovich]

And there will be no going back.

[Adam Wise]

Because we. We believe in the best in men. Men need to hold other men accountable.

[Emily Maitlis]

Smile, sweetie. Come on.

[Adam Wise]

To say the right thing, to act the right way.

Not cool.

Not cool. Some already are in ways big.

[Elon Serolovich]

And small.

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I am strong.

[Adam Wise]

But some is not enough. Is that how we treat each other? Okay. Okay. Because the boys watching today.

Will be.

The men of tomorrow. There's so many things wrong with that commercial. Like, what's the problem with two little children having a little fight? They were, like, looked about six, seven years old. You notice the man, also the guy, the white guy that's about to just go after the girl in the street might just say hello. And the African American guy has to stop him. Like, he's the mature one. And then the guy, the buffoon at the beginning is, like, about to grab the girl's butt. Like, who behaves that way? There were so many things wrong with that commercial that made. And it made, you know, and they went after. Let's face it, like, they went after the white male in that commercial.

Yep.

[Elon Serolovich]

But the reason there's so many things wrong with that commercial. Because the left sees white males as a stereotype, they rely entirely on identity politics. They've placed white men at the top of that for being the oppressor. And so every negative narrative that you could ever have about white men will be pushed as kind of a normal, generalized. And the irony there is they say, you know, we believe in the best of men. No, you don't. If you believed in the best of men, you would show a commercial of firefighters, men building every single thing we have in this amazing country. You would show men sacrificing that. That's the best of men. Not showing a six year old kid fighting with another six year old kid and then saying, wow, they're disgusting for doing that when that is totally natural biological behavior for a man to do. And again, that is what they're trying to destroy.

[Adam Wise]

And what's the problem about two young little kids fighting? Who's sitting around Elon making that commercial? Madison, let's not have six year olds, little play in it. They're playing on the grass, letting little boys be boys. What's the problem?

[Elon Serolovich]

There is a natural biological reason that boys do that with each other. The same reason that dogs, two male dogs when they are young, will test each other. The same reason that you will see in nature, lions test each other. You know, there's a scientific evidentiary basis for human behavior. They're trying to socially engineer it out. And the reason boys do that with each other is for a very healthy reason. To help establish healthy hierarchies, to understand their limitations, to test themselves, to get more in touch with their own feelings and their own aggression, to have healthy outlets to release that.

[Adam Wise]

I want to play a little bit of your commercial. Let's go to cut three. Just to show the audience what you created afterwards.

[Elon Serolovich]

What is a man?

[Adam Wise]

Is a man brave?

[Elon Serolovich]

Is a man.

[Adam Wise]

A hero? Is a man.

[Elon Serolovich]

Is a man a protector?

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[Adam Wise]

Vulnerable? Is a man disposable? And that was. And you were kind, you were like showing what men do in a positive way. Nothing too masculine about that, but I'm glad you did that. Had to be about five or six years ago you did that, correct? Give me your final thoughts on that, you know, moment. And is the advertising industry quickly gotten any better since Trump got elected, you think so?

[Elon Serolovich]

I did that commercial through my company because for me it was a straw that broke the camel's back. And I needed people to see that companies will stand up for what's right. And we had a tremendously positive result. Has advertising gotten better? Yes. I think there's been some degree of blowback to the point where companies are saying we have to change the way we advertise. There is a degree of that, and I think that's healthy. That's how the marketplace of ideas should work. People should speak up, show these companies what they want. And when an ad comes out that sucks, they should call it out and stop supporting that company.

[Adam Wise]

Elon, I want to thank you for joining us. I'll see you soon. I'll see you in South Florida soon. Coming up, the pathetic ness of late night comedy reaches a new level. But next, Kamala's very gay lies get a platform in her new book.

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[Adam Wise]

Welcome back to Media Source. Kamala's new book is more word salad from Hull. Similar to her campaign, this time smearing Trump again or revising history about her own VP pick. She claims she didn't pick beat Buttigieg because he's gay. A desperate attempt to paint conservatives as anti gay. Fact check. The New York Times, a left leaning outlet, reported multiple times that openly gay men hold influential roles in the Trump administration. Did a big profile on it. From Richard Grinnell to Scott Besson to Charles Moran. Trump's big gay government was. The Times called it the reality. Kamala is playing identity politics and it doesn't even exist and inventing a victim narrative to score points. Americans are tired of her gaslighting. The book is a campaign prop, not a serious work of leadership. I want to make my next guest Tiffany Marie Brannon. She's a political strategist and a podcast. Tiffany, thanks for joining us.

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

Thanks for having me.

[Adam Wise]

I want to show this. Well, let me just go to cut four first. It's Kamala on Rachel Maddow being asked why she didn't pick Pete Buttigieg. What's this?

[Martha Bain]

I guess I'd ask you to just.

[Emily Maitlis]

Elaborate on that a little bit. It's hard to hear with you running. As you know, you're the first woman elected vice president. You're a black woman and a South Asian woman elected to that high office, very nearly elected president to say that he couldn't be on the ticket effectively because he was gay. No, no, no, that's not what I said. That that's that he couldn't be on the ticket because he is gay. My point, as I write in the book, is that I was clear that in 107 days, in one of the most hotly contested elections for president of the United States against someone like Donald Trump who knows no floor to be a black woman running for president, United States, and as a vice presidential running mate, a gay man with the stakes being so high, it made me very sad. But I also realized it would be a real risk.

[Adam Wise]

Photo here. Tiffany. Donald Trump's big gay government was a big profile, a nice story, actually, about Trump. So there's multiple ways. This makes no sense because Donald Trump has been a big, you know, celebrity, a big figure in New York City. And if you don't get along with gays in New York City, it probably not going to exist. There's so many. And his government is filled with gays. The Secretary treasury, you know, Rich Grinnell, who runs the Kennedy center, who's national, was a national security honcho in the first administration. On and on and on. So what Kamala's saying makes no sense. A book, I don't even know if it'll help us sell. But what do you think of that sound bite on Rachel Maddow?

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

Yeah. Oh, I think, you know, once again, Kamala Harris not making sense. What a complete shock. How unusual this is. My surprise face. The woman is coming up with excuse after excuse for her failed presidential bid. And frankly, it's embarrassing. I mean, you have guys, as you said, like Rick Grinnell, who not only is running the Kennedy center, but was seriously considered to be Secretary of State before Marco Rubio and was ambassador before that. I mean, the thing with President Trump is that we have to remember his background. Not only was he wildly successful in New York City and, you know, used to live the socialite scene there, but the man literally owned the Miss USA pageant.

[Emily Maitlis]

Right.

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

And I don't think there's anything that attracts a beautiful pageant. So I think it's been really, really interesting to see this pushback against reality with Kamala Harris and her ridiculous book.

[Adam Wise]

I know. She just. I don't even know what she's writing. You talk about picking someone that's gay. That's why she didn't pick someone that gay. I'm not sure her VP pick wasn't gay. The way he flailed his hands when he went in that audience constantly. I mean, if that's a straight alpha male from Minnesota, from the Midwest, we got. That's a sad state of affairs in the Democratic Party. Right. Because something missing. That was our pick.

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

We did call him tampons. Him Adam.

[Adam Wise]

Right.

Right away.

Come on. But she even said she didn't pick. She felt secure with him because the other. The other pick might have over, you know, shot outshine her like John Shapiro or the other ones. But that's what you want. You want someone as great as you or better than you to be leaders in America. Is. That was her insecurity. She was actually. She was a missing vp. She was a missing, you know, through the whole four years. And then when it was time to stand up and say Joe and take a lead and say Joe, I think it's time for you to leave. She didn't have the guts to do that. So what do you think of that call? Picking tampon Tim. And you think of her. Have you seen any more of a rollout on a book tour?

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

Yeah. What's been really also just crazy things that she's written, even about Josh Shapiro and about how she went through this, this process. And also even the relationship she had with the Bidens was really crazy because she spent an entire paragraph blaming them for being a completely absent VP and blamed, you know, it was their fault that she wasn't a good vice president. It was their fault that she didn't get any work done. It was their fault that she wasn't a border czar doing her job. But when you look at this woman, at the end of the day, she is a very insecure person who should never have this candidacy and this nomination in the first place. And because of that, I think she internally knew that she was completely inadequate and unqualified. And that has got to have just, you know, eaten away inside of her. And you see the desperation, the, the paragraph in the book where she's. Where her and her sisters are wiping off the Madam President frosting on their election night cupcakes. I mean, this is a sad woman that should have gone to a therapist instead of writing a 300 page book.

[Adam Wise]

That's why America is based on excellence, based on achievement, not based on identity politics, not based on race. And that's what happened when Joe Biden said he picked it because he promised he was going to pick an African American female. I don't know why he did that. That's not America. That's not what our founding fathers or anybody strives to be in America. That's not what we teach our children. And that shouldn't have happened. But that's what you got when you picked. I can answer you a question, Tiffany. You answer it. You can ask Kamala and she can't answer a question. Watch this. This could have cut five. It was Kamala on the View and simple question. And Navarro asked her, why not give me your one one reason why you lost Kamala.

[Emily Maitlis]

Philadelphia rally the night before. And I was sitting behind your husband.

[Cynthia Littleton]

Doug and, and Maya and your family.

[Emily Maitlis]

And I remember hugging them and them telling me, we got this. I felt so good going into election day.

[Adam Wise]

And then I read in the book that you did, too.

[Cynthia Littleton]

I went into election day thinking you.

[Adam Wise]

Were going to win.

[Emily Maitlis]

So did you? Yeah, I did. So, I mean, it was a very tight race.

[Adam Wise]

But ultimately, if you have to pin.

[Emily Maitlis]

It down to one thing, what was the primary reason, do you think, that you lost? There are many factors, I think, that played into the outcome of that election, but I think probably one of the biggest in my mind is we just didn't have enough time. We didn't have enough time.

[Martha Bain]

Oh, yeah, well, you didn't.

[Emily Maitlis]

And you know, I mean, one of the reasons I wrote the book is this is unprecedented. Think about this.

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

Yeah.

[Emily Maitlis]

That there's a race for President of the United States. The current sitting president is running for reelection three and a half months from the election. He decides not to run. The sitting vice president then takes the mantle, running against a former president of the United States who had been running for 10 years with 107 days until the election. And by the way, another piece of what is unprecedented and a bit historical about that race. It is the closest presidential race in the 21st century in terms of the outcome.

[Adam Wise]

We know wasn't close at all. He won every close. He won thousands of counties over you. He won every toss up state. He won the popular vote, which is so hard by it for a GOP to want a popular vote because, you know, California, the votes come in millions for the Democrats. So it's hard to catch up. She can't even answer that question. You weren't. It wasn't. Because she had 107 days. You were the sitting vice president after you got out of the. After she, Remember Tiffany, after she got out of the Democratic convention, she was up. The glowing coverage that she got from the national media was. Was unheard of. It was like Barack Obama 2.0, even greater. The coverage she was getting. She was up in the polls after all that coverage. Why do you think. Let me ask you, what's the number reason she lost? Because she can't answer the question.

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

Well, I think it was kind of all downhill after her appearance on the View, which she's even, you know, kind of contributed a factor to where when. When asked by her friends what she would have done differently or what she will do differently as president to Joe Biden, she said absolutely nothing. And then as we see his clear cognitive decline and it becomes more and more evident when. What bad shape he was and that he was using an auto pen for his entire presidency. I think the. At the end of the day, it boils down to lack of integrity, lack of relatability. And people started waking up to how stupid this woman really is and that she is more functional drinking, you know, a couple bottles of Chardonnay and, and writing a, let's call it a book than she is sitting in an Oval Office. And she was embarrassing. She was incapable of dealing with world leaders. And there is a disingenuousness about her that the American people didn't buy. The people were sick of failed Democrat policies. They were sick of open borders. They were sick of high taxes and incredible debt that we just kept accumulating. They wanted to make America safe again. They wanted to make America great again. And Kamala Harris and Tampon Tim were not the men to do it. They wanted a leader. And you know, you look at how the dump the, her bump in numbers after the DNC was really concerning, especially since it came after President Trump's assassination attempt. So really we have to look at the fact that the American people are not as stupid as the Democrats. Wish we were.

[Adam Wise]

Yeah, she was a terrible candidate. I think the worst candidate I've ever seen. I can't remember anything good she did during the campaign. She didn't do any podcasts, any media. Barely any media. It was a joke.

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

Didn't you, Joe Rogan. That was a mistake.

[Adam Wise]

Tiffany, thanks for joining us as always. I'll see you soon. I'll see you again.

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

Thank you so much for having me.

[Adam Wise]

Thank you.

[Tiffany Marie Brannon]

Yeah.

[Adam Wise]

Up next, Jimmy Kimmel and the loss of the media integrity and, and Hollywood integrity. Well, that and more. Coming up on Media Exposed.

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Welcome back to Media Exposed. Jimmy Kimmel was back on the air midweek. The media lied all along. Kimmel wasn't censored by Trump. His own boss has benched him for crossing the line. Even carriers next star Sinclair refused to air his show after his false reckless comments. This is about accountability, not censorship. Kimmet claimed the shooter was one of us on the right. False evidence showed the shooter was a far left radical antifa leaning with a trans identifying partner. Any real journalist will be fired for such blatant misreporting. ABC cave to the lefty mob to Hollywood by letting him back on so quickly. The left invented cancel culture. Now they reverse it to protect their millionaire celebs. Hypocrisy, pure and simple. I want to mix my next guest, Martha Bain. Martha Bain Bain Veneta Martha, thanks for joining us.

[Martha Bain]

Pleasure Adam, thank you for having me on your show again. I'm here in New York City attending UNGA for the United nations. And you know, because you you've spent a lot of time in the big city, traffic is terrible. So this is real life. Real life reality here at the UN for unga.

[Adam Wise]

Okay. Hope you watch this clip. I'm going to go to cut his opening clip after Jimmy Kimmel midweek was Allowed back on abc. Let's go to cut six.

We're going to ban you from the airwaves if you don't say what we like. That will end up bad for conservatives. I don't think I've ever said this before, but Ted Cruz is right. He's absolutely right. All of us, including him. I mean, think about it. If Ted Cruz can't speak freely, then he can't cast spells on the Smurfs. Even though I. I don't agree with many of those people on most subjects, some of the things they say even make me want to throw up. It takes courage for them to speak out against this administration. They did, and they deserve credit for it. And thanks for telling your followers that our government cannot be allowed to control what we do and do not say on television and that we have to stand up to it. I've been hearing a lot about what I need to say and do tonight, and the truth is I don't think what I have to say is going to make much of a difference. If you like me, like me. If you don't, you don't. I have no illusions about changing anyone, anyone's mind. But I do want to make something clear because it's important to me as a human. And that is, you understand that it was never my intention to make light of the murder of a young man. I don't think there's anything funny about it. I posted a message on Instagram of the day he was killed sending love to his family and asking for compassion. And I meant it, and I still do. Nor was it my intention to blame any specific group for the actions of what it was. Obviously a deeply disturbed individual. That was really the opposite of the point I was trying to make. But I understand that to some that felt either ill timed or unclear or maybe both, and for those who think I did point a finger. I get why you're upset. If the situation was reversed, there's a good chance I'd have felt the same way. I have many friends and family members on the other side who I love and remain close to. Even though we don't agree on politics at all. I don't think the murderer who shot Charlie Kirk represents anyone. This was a sick person who believed violence was a solution. And it is.

Things wrong with his opening statement when he came back, I don't believe the shooter represented anything. Yes, he did represent left. You know, what do you think about his opening remarks? A, he didn't apologize. B, he says, I don't think any side doesn't matter what. Of course it matters what you say. We're a forgiving country. We're a good, we're good people. If you had a sincere apology, maybe people would forgive you and want to watch you. Give me your thoughts on his comeback. Opening remarks.

[Martha Bain]

His opening remarks just added more salt to the wound. I think that, you know, and I think I speak for millions of people around the world who have been mourning the loss of Charlie Kirk, who was a champion of freedom of speech. He would go to college campuses all over our great nation. He actually traveled all over the world and he would talk to anybody, he would debate anybody and give everybody an opportunity to be heard. And he was assassined, murdered. Millions of people have been mourning his loss. And here you have Jimmy Kimmel, who, while everybody was warning, our hearts have been broken. This 31 year old martyr, a man who gave his life to the Lord and promoted peace, American values, family values. And you have Jimmy Kimmel mocking him and claiming that the shooter who was deranged was a supporter of President Trump, a MAGA individual. And it's outrageous. It's appalling. It's outrageous. And he was suspended. It wasn't enough. His show should have been canceled. But here we see again that the absolute hypocrisy. And we see it time and time again. How many times have conservatives been banned, shadow banned, their entire accounts closed because they spoke out in support of President Trump, really in support of making America great again. And here we have a situation where Jimmy Kimmel does the most horrific thing he could have said, you know, in the throes of the most incredible, most painful, you know, outcome of a great man, a martyr who died really doing what he was called to do. And so no, I don't accept his so called apology, which really wasn't an apology at all. And I think I speak for millions of people around the world who are appalled that Jimmy Kimmel took the position that he did. And that frankly, he speaks of freedom of speech, but it's absolutely hypocritical.

[Adam Wise]

We're gonna have to rename this segment Interviews from a Car, Interviews From A Cab from New York City. We'll have to rename this. But like, he never even apologized. And the fact that if he did, we're forgiving people. But this was the same guy who cheerleaded when Donald Trump was thrown off Twitter. He cheerleaded, I believe Roseanne Barr. He cheerleaded. He cheerleaded when wanted Tucker thrown off the air. So here he is. And then the whole Hollywood Industry comes down and makes it about freedom of speech, makes it about the Trump administration. Had nothing to do with the Trump administration. Yes, Brandon Carr was on an interview, but it was the most vile thing that he said. Just not even the wounds were. You know, it was right after the assassination, day after. But I want to show you another cut where he talked. He goes after Trump. It's his first night back. You think he would just cool off and not go after Trump. But here it is the first night back. Earlier we cut 7, 20, 22.

And I wonder, how did that guy turn into this guy?

Who would you like to see replace.

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No, because a lot of people have no talent.

They get ratings, but he had no ratings.

Well.

I do tonight. Thank you. You almost have to feel sorry for him. He tried, did his best to cancel me. Instead, he forced millions of people to watch the show that backfired. Big league. He might have to release the Epstein files to distract us from this. Now.

It's really silly. What does he keep crying about? Pathetic. He got his first night back. He has to attack Trump. You brought back because they caved. ABC, I think Sinclair and Nexstar, which might be 25% or so of the affiliates, because remember, a lot of big companies own the local ABC station. I think he's still off the air now and they said he should apologize. They're asking for an apology and he hasn't even think about this. He's off for three, four days. He has dozens and dozens of writers and staff reading about, and he can't even apologize. But what do you think about that clip going after Trump his first night back? Give me your thoughts on that.

[Martha Bain]

It's so. It's so outrageous. It wasn't President Trump that had him suspended from his show. It was his bosses that had him suspended from the show. And look, his viewership was down. President Trump is 100% correct. I mean, my miniature Labradoodle, when I post a picture of him has more viewers and more responses than Jimmy Kimmel did before he was removed for his outrageous statements. So this is an example of fake news. I mean, I guess none of us should be surprised, but perhaps, perhaps we are. Because this was on the heels of an assassination. The murder of Charlie Kirk, a great man whose legacy lives on in all of our hearts from millions of people around the world. A good man, a martyr who gave his life to the Lord. And for him to say something so outrageous, I guess for us that are supporters of President Trump and the MAGA movement, we've been called everything by the radical left, right, Adam, I mean literally.

[Adam Wise]

I mean, Martha, I don't care if we're a Democrat, Republican, if someone I know or someone famous dies, whether it's a left wing or right, you send your deepest condolences. You send your heart out to them. You pray for them. What makes these people, these psychos on the left, come up with jokes? There shouldn't be a time for jokes like that. And that's what they think right away, criticize. They go off the jokes. Give me your final thoughts.

[Martha Bain]

I recall President Trump when he was told of the death of a liberal.

[Adam Wise]

Supreme Court justice on the line, Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

[Martha Bain]

Ruth Bader Ginsburg. And clearly they were on opposite sides of the political spectrum. And President Trump gave his heartfelt condolences and that's what should be done. That's what's appropriate. And thank God we have President Trump in the White House. He's a great man and a great leader for the world.

[Adam Wise]

Martha, Bennetta Fang, thanks from for interviews from the cab from New York. Thanks again and we'll see you soon.

[Martha Bain]

Thank you. It's an honor to be on your show.

[Adam Wise]

Adam, thank you. Up last, Hillary Clinton makes us roll her eyes with more nonsense. And also there was a shooting again over the ice agents and, and I'm going to say it, the media is leading up to that with their politicians causing that kind of vile behavior and dangerous behavior. That and more coming up on Media Exposed.

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[Adam Wise]

Welcome back to Media Expo. Hillary Clinton is back back at it. Pushing unity on TV while blaming conservatives for division. She says she wants to bring Americans together but every word is a dig at President Trump. This is the same political game that cost her her presidency blame half the country are claiming to united talk in one ear out the other. The less version of unity is simply agree with them or be smeared as hateful. Hillary is a symbol of why the Democrats keep losing the heart lift, keep losing the the beltway of America. Empty rhetoric, zero self awareness. I want to welcome my guest here, David Jeer from Breaking Point. David, thanks for joining us. I know you were in Arizona. We'll touch on that later. I want to hear what it was like being at the memorial, you know over it was just seemed like biggest memorial in my lifetime ever heard of ever seen. But we'll touch on that. But I want to touch on this Hillary because anytime Hillary gets in the news she seems to not unite divide. I think her husband was a much better united than she was by far. Bill. You know Bill just liked to have A good time, half the time. Right. And he's a bit charming. But let's go to cut eight here and watch what she says and who she blames it all on. Cut eight here.

[Emily Maitlis]

We haven't gotten to the more perfect union, and we fought a civil war over part of it. And people have been protesting, you know, for hundreds of years that, you know, things were not as they should be, given our ideals and how we should be moving toward them. So I think that's what makes us so special as a country. And the idea that you could turn the clock back and try to recreate a world that never was dominated by, you know, let's say it, white men of a certain persuasion, a certain religion, a certain point of view, a certain ideology is just doing such damage to what we should be aiming for. And we were on the path toward that. I mean, imperfectly. Lots of, you know, bumps along the way. But I agree with you. We were on the right trajectory.

[Adam Wise]

Let me, let me. What's wrong with white men? They built this country, a lot of them. Your husband's a white man, your administrator, his administration are mostly white men. But they're back at it, a grift because the Clinton foundation is added UN week to have their initiative. Also, you know, and I see a clip earlier in the week, Stephanopoulos was fighting with Marco Ruby about this USAID aid, defending it, and he was back at it again. What do you think about, you know, their whole media avalanche against Rubio and USAID and that whole clip you saw just now with Hillary?

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[Adam Wise]

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Are you going to blame the U.S. if somebody dies, if we don't come and give money to all these countries? What about the other 200 countries on the planet? How much are they giving or not giving? And how many lives are they responsible, you know, for killing? And anytime there's one of these efforts out there, you know, like, look at Live Aid, Colonel Magistu, the Ethiopians, the Marxists, the Soviet Union took all the food in the Gaza Strip. There's hundreds of acres of food sitting there in Gaza that Hamas won't let it be distributed to the people. This is all a ruse. And then Clinton yesterday, Bill Clinton, you know, the other day, is at the Clinton Global Initiative talking about how the US Is dismantling all these foreign programs. But, Adam, I maintain that all of this is to deflect, you know, this o' Keefe Media Group video is not a very good one. And this former government official is claiming that there were sexual assaults going on on the plane that Clinton was flying on. On the Epstein jet.

[Adam Wise]

I'm just saying what he said. They said it was rape on the jet.

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You know, we don't know that's what they're saying. That was his undercover video.

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This is someone from the Department of Justice, an official. So that this guy does. Unbelievable.

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Even if you discount it and even if that story is not true. He was on Epstein's jet. I think, you know, you can't get rid of the dynamic duo of Michelle and Barack. Right. They're always up front. Barack saying that little boys need gay mentors. Michelle Obama more, you know, divisiveness. And then you have Bill and Hillary. I don't remember any other past presidents who've got ex first ladies with them going out. You know, even George W. Bush, Laura Bush, you know, they're not going out and she's not going out and destroying everybody's name. You know, Jimmy Carter did it a little bit, but.

[Adam Wise]

But you know, it's ever since Trump got elected, the rules change. He used to be gracious. Ex president would go and go golf and go build their museum, you know, do charitable.

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[Adam Wise]

They become radicals, activists. Anything to undermine, I think. You know, basically Biden's administration was almost Obama's administration because Biden, we know Biden was sleeping half the time, so it wasn't really his presidency. It's probably Obama and all the left wing activists he had in there. So again, that was ridiculous. And the grift that the Clinton's been playing, you talked about anybody from Haiti. They ripped off that country. They ripped off the aid from the Clinton foundation. Never got to the Haitians the way it was supposed to be. So the whole Clinton foundation has been a grift since he lost his presidency.

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You know, they can't even give it a week. You know, they are tearing apart the United States. You know, coming off that Charlie Kirk Memorial, that was the biggest event in U.S. history, history since MLK. Right. And there's never been anything like what we saw out there filling a stadium next to an arena with a hundred thousand people. You know, that that's never happened. And they can't even give it a week. And they're just doubling down.

[Adam Wise]

Not only you can't give it a week, the media can't and I'm tired of it. It was all for two weeks. We heard both sides, both sides and they had to change the debate. They had to change the talking points, they had to change the narrative. You know why? Because everything about that story, they're wrong. Everything about that story is evil. Everything about that story shouldn't happen in America. Charlie Kirk was a good man. He was fighting for freedom. He wanted open debate. He was a Christian man. He was a father. So what the media have to do, change debate about Jimmy Kimmel, make it about freedom of the press, make it about anti government sense and it's all BS had nothing to do with that. They didn't want to cover the true story of Charlie Kirk because it makes the left look horrible and makes the media look horrible. So they wanted to change the narrative so bad. Both sides, Both sides. It wasn't both sides. It was left wing. And we're going to jump into another left wing. It's almost similar going after ICE. This guy Jason Joshua John who's ID'd as an anti ICE gunman who opened fire on this daily Dallas facility early in the week. He was a gunman and it was a bus full of the immigrants they were pulling and it led into the immigration facility from a Dallas rooftop. He shot down, he identified, he shot a few people and the words David anti ICE was scrolled on. Clips of ammo is found near the body who who died and he died of a self afflicted gunshot wound. But all of this I want to show you this clip because it's the meteor again that leads led to this watch cut nine ICE is looking more.

And more like an American Gestapo.

[Emily Maitlis]

They're huddled around the elevator banks in masks without identifying information.

[Adam Wise]

What a terrifying like these are Gestapo tactics but it has created this year.

As they've seen the kind of fascist.

ICE Gestapo militias go round up Latino American citizens in places like LA ICE.

[Emily Maitlis]

Agents, masked ICE Gestapo agents getting more funding than any other law enforcement agency in the history of the United States. ICE running Gestapo like around our country.

[Adam Wise]

The Gestapo had the same function. It was there to draw a distinction between us and them. It was not federally, it was controlled from the by the leader. And we're seeing disturbing similarities between this force and the Gestapo. We've got these masked thug cowards kidnapping innocent people and sending them off to.

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Be slaves or tortured in other countries.

[Adam Wise]

Dressing like thugs and acting like thugs. People still want to come here despite the crazy. They still want to come here because they know in this land their voice is protected, their Rights are protected, and there won't be jackbooted thugs coming in wearing masks over their face to take them off the streets. Oh, wait. Oh, wait, that. I'm sorry, Simone. That's happening.

Oh, it's happening.

That's happening right now.

You know, these are people that went out. David got a job protecting the country, rounding up illegals, a lot of them criminals. And this is what the national media talks about in Gestapo, which was, you know, from the Nazi Germany era of killing people, rounding up Jews and, you know, putting them into gas chambers. And this is the viral language they use and leads to a gunman shooting at ICE agents shooting at a bus. They should be ashamed of themselves. And they'll never learn.

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[Adam Wise]

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