Murdoch Betrays Trump? The Shocking Story w/ Evan McMorris-Santoro
July 18, 2025
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as posted by the channelNOTUS reporter Evan McMorris-Santoro joins the conversation to dissect a whirlwind of breaking political developments. The discussion starts with Evan’s newfound freedom to speak openly after moving from a restrictive cable news network to a more flexible media organization. The episode dives deep into the fallout from a bombshell Wall Street Journal report linking Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein through a bizarre and incriminating "birthday book," sparking renewed demands for transparency and document releases. They analyze the shifting reactions within the MAGA base, Republican resistance in Congress, and Trump's contradictory messaging. The hosts also tackle concerns about media integrity, highlighting Shari Redstone’s controversial decision to cancel Stephen Colbert’s show and what it symbolizes for press freedom amid increasing corporate and political entanglements. Throughout, the episode balances humor with sharp political critique, offering nuanced insights into a chaotic media and political landscape.
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