Hey, everyone, it's Andrew Claven with this week's interview with Dan Schneider from the Media

Research Center, one of my favorite places

running one of my favorite websites, news busters. I've mentioned this before on the show. I'm not sure

I've talked about it during the interviews. On the night that Donald Trump was elected, I felt

an extraordinary and uncommon peace come over me, which had nothing to do with the fact that Donald Trump

had been elected, although it couldn't have happened without him. What it had to do with

was my realization that to some degree, the mainstream media, which I considered one of the most

corrupt and harmful institutions in the country, had been defeated. And it had been defeated

by places like the Daily Wire and Joe Rogan and Megan Kelly and all the people who had earned the ability and created

the ability to debunk what they were saying in real time. However, even though it has to some

degree been pushed back, there doesn't seem to be a lot of impulse to reform.

And so I wanted to talk to Dan about what he thinks is the future of the media and where

he thinks it stands now.

He is a lawyer, a policy professional, a political strategist, and he's the vice president

for free speech at the Media Research Center, which, as I say, runs newsbusters,

a fantastic site, keeping a full record of the lies we are being fed daily from the news media.

Dan, thank you so much for coming on.

It's great to see you.

Andrew, it's great to be on your show.

And congratulations to Brent Bazelle, your president, who has just been sent out off to South Africa.

I think it's congratulations.

As an ambassador, we'll miss him, but I think that's a great honor.

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