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ROGAN: The Media FAILED — If I’m a Source of Information, That’s a BROKEN System “If you’re coming to a cage-fighting commentator and a dirty comedian [for your information], that means the media’s FAILED you. I’m a symptom of a broken system.” “If I’m a source of information, we’ve... got a bit of a supply chain problem… It means they failed.” “There’s a lot smarter people than me, a lot better people at dissecting what’s actually going on in the world than me. But for whatever reason, they [media] can’t do it. So how come?” “That’s a failure. That’s a failure of media. It’s a failure of journalism. It’s a failure. And they say, ‘He’s not a journalist.’ You’re right! So how come people are listening? Like, what is that about? You tell me. Why can no one else have these kinds of conversations with people and break it down this way?”show more

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