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The Media Collapse No One Wants to Admit | Rick's Rants
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6:29Now PlayingRick Wilson breaks down the collapse of traditional media—and why the old gatekeepers of news no longer control the political narrative.
From the decline of cable networks to the rise of podcasts, Substack, and direct-to-audience platforms, the media landscape has fundamentally changed. Voters are no longer relying on legacy outlets to filter information—they’re choosing voices they trust and engaging with content on their own terms.
This shift didn’t happen overnight. It’s the result of years of declining trust, changing technology, and a political ecosystem that rewards direct communication over institutional authority.
If you want to understand where political influence actually lives now—and why traditional media is losing its grip—this is the reality no one wants to admit.
Originally published June 25 2025
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