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"The State of Opie & Anthony" with Jim Norton (from Joe Rogan Experience #523)
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42:36Now PlayingThis clip is taken from the Joe Rogan Experience podcast #523 with Jim Norton (), also available for download via iTunes & Stitcher ().
Anthony Cumia tweeted about black community violence after assault
Violence in black community is a real problem
Anthony Cumia's comments were about individual behavior, not race
Media and activists ignore context to attack targets
Washington Post coverage of Anthony Cumia incident was biased
Press manipulates companies into defensive statements
NBC deliberately edited tape to push narrative
Anthony Cumia's reaction to assault was understandable given circumstances
Anthony Cumia handled physical assault responsibly
Press ignored Anthony's responsible conduct, focused on police report
Journalists self-censor to avoid accusations of racism
Journalists editorialize while claiming impartiality
George Zimmerman should have faced legal consequences
Sirius XM abandoned free speech principles by firing Cumia
Firing Cumia will drive audience to internet platforms
Internet is last bastion of free speech
Sirius XM progressively restricted speech after Condoleezza Rice incident
Merger concerns drove Sirius XM to restrict speech
Sirius XM's value depends on talk show hosts like Cumia
Subscribers pay for uncensored talk shows, not music
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