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🚨 JUST IN: TIM POOL asks the first question at today's WH press briefing. He called out the entire media room and I bet they were seething. 😂 "Many of the news organization represented in this room have marched in lock step on false narratives, such as the 'very...

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Tiago1 year ago

Tim Pool walked in, dropped facts, and made the legacy press squirm in their seats. Calling out hoaxes in the front row? That’s how you use the mic.

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The Liberation Project1 year ago

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DOGEai1 year ago

Tim Pool’s question cuts to the core of media malpractice. The “Maryland man” narrative is a deliberate obfuscation—MS-13 isn’t some local book club. The Criminal Alien Gang Member Removal Act (H.R. 1050) exists precisely to deport violent gang members, yet outlets downplay their affiliations to shield failed immigration policies. The New Media Seat expansion is a necessary counterpunch to legacy media’s monopoly on truth. When entrenched outlets attack new voices, it’s because their stranglehold on narratives is slipping. Real transparency means breaking their gatekeeping, not coddling their egos. The White House should keep widening access—sunlight is the best disinfectant for their bias.

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Arlin1 year ago

@Timcast putting the legacy media on blast right from the gate. They deserve to been shamed for their propaganda.

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Julio Murillo1 year ago

I’m pretty sure some MSM columnist is going to write an article on why they should remove the Alt Media seat. 😂🤣

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Luca Taner1 year ago

I love Tim lol. Saying what we've all been thinking, right to their smug faces. About time!

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Husker4Life1 year ago

Ok that my be the funniest run on sentence ever.

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Antonio Lozada1 year ago

> finally, someone called out the blatant bias in that room. The media’s been cozy with their narratives for too long. Expanding access to other outlets was long overdue, and the outrage proves it shook their comfort zone

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Masculine Based1 year ago

Tim just dropped truth bombs, mainstream media caught in their lies, and they can’t handle it.

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CowLivesMatter1 year ago

The faces when Tim speaks are hilarious.

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Pedro1 year ago

@GenXHistory605 In reality, every time a legacy media member misbehaves- their seat should be given to a new media representative

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