Larry's Final Thoughts

Larry Mendte gives his final thoughts of the day on the media continue to fall for the Democrats attempts to undermine Donald Trump as they run with fake stories without much vetting or research.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
As we wind up another minty in the morning on WR,
let's get some final thoughts from Larry. I want to
make a plea to the mainstream media. Can you please
stop playing a role in the democrats theater of the absurd?
Come on, reporters, you're smart enough to realize that every

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leak is suspect, every leak has an agenda, every leak
needs scrutiny and substantiation. But there is something about Donald
Trump that makes leftist reporters throw away all journalistic ethics
and standards and just go with it. Case in point,

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Kate Rogers from The New York Times. Her latest journalistic
atrocity is a story titled Shorter Days Signs of Fatigue
Trump faces realities of aging in office. On its face,
the story is absurd. Sure Donald Trum gets tired, we
all do. Sure he has down days, we all do.

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But to insinuate that he's lost a step is absurd
since he seems to work around the clock. Hell, he's
posting on truth Social after midnight after working all day
up early, and is seemingly dealing with a few dozen
issues every day, has a few dozen meetings every day.

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And you know how I know because he's constantly available
to the press and answering questions all day long. But
you know there's another agenda here. Karen Rodgers covered for
Joe Biden when he was president for three and a
half years, fighting off all who would dare say that

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he was losing his step as he tripped up an airplane,
wandered off in a field in France and constantly forgot
what he was saying and then ended the sentence with anyway.
That's why the White House has unveiled a brand new
website for fake news, specifically for people like Katie Rogers.

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It's white house dot gov slash media bias. It does
a great job of exposing lies, and you know what
the great thing is, they're never going to be wanting
for content