Larry's Final Thoughts

Larry Mendte gives his final thoughts of the day on the media coverage of the Venezuelan and certain outlets looking foolish after recent reports show the strikes were legal.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Every single day. The mainstream media is exposed as fraudulent
every single day once trusted media institutions crumble under the
weight of their own bias. Take for instance, two alleged
scandals this week, one involving a leak to The Washington
Post about an alleged illegal strike on a vote that

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national intelligence says was running drugs to the United States,
and another about a multi billion dollar fraud scandal involving
federal money that Minnesota Governor Tim Walls ignored because he
was running for vice president at the time and didn't
want the publicity. Guess which one the media ran with,

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of course, of course the one that just might hurt
Donald Trump and help the Democrats in the midterms, and
the other scandal, the one that would hurt Democrat Tim Walls.
Nothing once, CNNMSNBC, the three networks, no stories, not one,
not one, even though money was being stolen that was

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intended for poor and sick families, for food, medicine, and
for treatments for autism. But no, no, no, no. The
sinking of a Narco boat in the Caribbean by the
Trump administration wall to wall coverage, and now we find
out through the reporting of ABC's Martha Ratits that the
strike on the boat in question was legal, approved by

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a JAG officer, and the fraud in Minnesota, well, now
they're covering that story because the vast majority of it
was done by the Somalian community and Donald Trump said
bad things about them, so now they can call them
a racist. Just watch. That's going to be the focus
of every story now, proving the mainstream media is interested

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in one thing, bringing down Trump. The real story, two
billion dollars in fraud be damned and the truth be damned.
The lighting of the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree was last night.
We're going to talk about that in a second in
our recap