Elon Musk's tweet about buying MSNBC was likely a joke, but it reflects his interest in media and the potential for entertainment or irony in owning a left-leaning network like MSNBC.
Joe Rogan offered to host Rachel Maddow's show, wearing the same outfit and glasses, and telling the same lies, as a form of ironic entertainment.
A New York judge granted Trump's request to file a motion to dismiss charges, effectively canceling his sentencing indefinitely, which was seen as a decisive win for the president-elect.
Pharmaceutical companies can run ads in the U.S., unlike in many other countries, which is a significant revenue source. RFK Jr.'s potential policies could impact this, leading to lobbying against such changes.
During the pandemic, media shows were sponsored by pharmaceutical companies, and COVID response advertisements were sponsored by hand sanitizer companies, highlighting the deep ties between big media and pharmaceutical interests.
Upon the announcement of RFK Jr. as HHS secretary, pharma stocks dropped, indicating investor concern about potential regulatory changes under his leadership.
Rachel Maddow's contract was reduced from $30 million to $25 million per year amid uncertainty at MSNBC, reflecting cost-cutting measures and potential changes at the network.
The leftist mindset often views criminals as victims due to societal factors, making excuses for their behavior, which can lead to sympathy for illegal immigrants involved in crime.
The headline was criticized for being perceived as lamenting an unfair trial, which MSNBC later updated to clarify that the defendant's guilt was never in doubt, reflecting the network's struggle with public perception.
Amber Duke walked off the set after her co-host called her a Nazi, referencing old tweets from her high school days that were screenshotted by Media Matters, leading to a heated exchange and her decision to leave the show.
Tim, Phil, & Brett are joined by Amber Duke & Alex Stein to discuss Elon Musk suggesting he will buy MSNBC, Rachel Maddow to take a $5 million pay cut amid rumors MSNBC to be sold, a NY judge cancelling Donald Trump's sentencing indefinitely, and the internet erupting over a controversial headline posted by MSNBC.
Amber Duke is the Washington Editor for The Spectator, Cohost of Rising at The Hill, and author of The Snowflakes’ Revolt: How Woke Millennials Hijacked American Media.
Alex Stein is a comedian, internet personality, and host of Prime Time with Alex Stein on BlazeTV, known for his satirical antics at government meetings and for challenging political norms with a mix of humor and provocation.
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