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With the anti-Tulsi Gabbard media campaign in full swing, we decided to revisit the most popular segment The Jimmy Dore Show has ever produced, featuring Zionist New York Times writer Bari Weiss’s appearance on the Joe Rogan podcast. When Gabbard’s name came up, Weiss sought to smear her as an “Assad toady” and “the motherlode of bad ideas,” but all she wound up doing was exposing her own ignorance, lack of original thinking and fealty to the establishment.
Jimmy and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss just how hilariously delicious this interaction was.
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Discussion on Tulsi Gabbard
- The speaker reflects on the treatment of Tulsi Gabbard since their involvement as a surrogate in her presidential campaign.
- Gabbard has raised concerns regarding U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding NATO's involvement with Ukraine and its implications for relations with Russia.
- The speaker suggests that Gabbard's views align with a broader criticism of American complicity in international conflicts, particularly with respect to Russia.
- The New York Times is criticized for labeling Gabbard's views as aligned with Kremlin propaganda, despite a significant portion of Americans agreeing with her stance.
Media Critique and McCarthyism
- The speaker compares contemporary media practices to historical McCarthyism, suggesting that dissenting opinions are suppressed in a manner reminiscent of that era.
- They reference Barry Weiss, a former New York Times writer, and her shift in stance regarding free speech and criticism of Israel.
- The speaker discusses the backlash Gabbard faced for her criticisms of U.S. policy in Syria, which they argue are often met with personal attacks rather than substantive debate.
Joe Rogan's Interview and Response
- The speaker recounts a segment from Joe Rogan's podcast where Gabbard was labeled as an "Assad toady," highlighting the lack of understanding behind such accusations.
- Rogan challenged the validity of claims made against Gabbard, suggesting that many critiques are based on hearsay rather than informed opinions.
- The speaker emphasizes that Gabbard's criticisms of U.S. foreign policy are often dismissed or misrepresented by mainstream media figures.
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Post Script: Posted an informative steel workers union article by The Free Press, which is founded by Bari Weiss.
Edit: fixed post script sentence, made it more clear on why I posted article