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Glad you found it insightful!

Thanks for sharing your feedback! How would you like it to change/end?

Thanks Denise! Yes, that was a great event and so long ago!!!

Anything specific stick out for you?

Lots of good stuff in your comment. Where do you see a pathway forward when facing this sea of confusion that you describe?

@@jasonmontoya I'm not entirely sure because there's a lot of answers to this that can push in a positive direction. On an individual level of course media literacy is important which involves questioning the publications intentions, an authors' intention, whether or not a claim has any facts behind it, whether or not the evidence meets the bar at which a claim is being made, and to have varying levels of conviction based on a certain set of facts. To speak how we should change our media landscape is as follows. Right now their is virtually no accountability in media. I think there are two methods that could be used 1) Discredit Twitter 2) Destabilize the podcast bro circuit. Discrediting Twitter is an important step. Think tanks need to ruthlessly attack twitter with regards to the algorithm. For instance why was Elon literally on everyone's news feed. What about the bot situation on twitter. It allows foreign adversaries to interface with our networks and push extreme views. Then a large movement needs to go to bluesky. Democrats need to funnel money into bluesky as an alternative. The democrats in general need to go hard on this during the 2022 election. If they win the house they can create select committees that target foreign influence over our networks and essentially investigate and do fact finding on these things. Right now the JRE can print misinformation that would make a KGB officer blush. Democrats need to push harder into podcasts like Theo Von, Tim Dillion, Stravos, Bobby. Generally non-politically first podcasts. The idea is that it would give more power to those podcasts to defy the power that the JRE softly exerts over them.

@ got it. The discrediting, I think needs come from within to be effective. So, that realistically means a disillusionment. People have to recognize the toxicity of the relationship themselves before they’re willing to leave and to prevent themselves from simply falling back into another one. So the accountability you bring up is key. I suspect much of that will be the accountability will come from the reality people experience.

People filled the gap with something… it was toxic. A healthy and better alternative will be necessary. This is harder to do reactively than proactively.

Everyone is welcome to respond back. Not stopping anyone. Why do you think I’m a lefty? I’m actually a Republican.

@@jasonmontoyaReally? You’re questioning/ criticising every Republican on this podcast. Don’t kid yourself.

@@Craig-ls6rv ok. I’m a seeker of truth even when everyone else is going the wrong way. I’m looking for people who don’t want go along with others just because everyone is else doing it.

@@jasonmontoya That’s what I’m doing here in the UK. Every MSM channel is essentially anti Trump. I’ve listened to various opinions before realising that there’re twisting the truth continually.

@@Craig-ls6rv I'm a Republican who is not willing to go along with deception and corruption in myself or my own tribe. I'm looking for people who share this value. It sounds like you are not one of them. The door is always open if you change your mind later.

Do you think it’s possible our country could be harmed by an illogical Trump and Republican Party?

Is there any line that Trump crosses that would make you afraid?

What’s makes you happy that he won?

How are you connecting what she’s saying with two big wars? Seems like an irrelevant comment to me.

@@jasonmontoya The Democrats have allowed over 1 million to perish in Eastern Europe. That’s her party doing it. Utterly shameful.

What makes a country more or less safe?

@@jasonmontoya No massive invasion of Ukraine accompanied by worst nuclear threats from Russia since 1962. No huge war in the Mideast. Both occurred under Biden not Trump.

What do you think of Trump’s connections to Epstein?

Do you think it’s possible it will be different this time?

@@jasonmontoya I fully believe it'll be as good as, if not better than, 2016 - 2020.

@@davidb0126a I would expect you would. If that is not the case, how will you reconcile it?

@@jasonmontoya I'll exercise my right to vote and petition my senators and congressman.

@@jasonmontoya What will you do if it is the case?

What about what Trump says himself? Should we not trust anything he says?

If inflation goes up, will you see this differently?

@@jasonmontoya My responses keep on being deleted. Obviously you don’t believe in freedom of speech. You’re just kidding yourself and no one else.

Have you considered she may have something for which you could learn from?

@@jasonmontoya Okay, say she had some little tidbit I could learn, why would I sit through the rest of her BS just to hear a point or two that makes sense, time is too valuable listening to every fool that has something to say, that would not be a wise use of my time.

@ what if it’s not BS? What if your perspective is? How do you go about making sure your point of view is the strongest?

@@jasonmontoya That is the stupidest statement I've ever heard, I'm not wishy washy, I have my standards, my ethics, my morals and beliefs, I've built these over 67 years, from my experience, why would I want to change my thinking to what she thinks? I've already pointed out that she is, in my opinion, an unintelligent, uninformed fool. What are you, 30 maybe? Come back and argue when you are no longer wet behind the years.

Have you considered the possibility it's the other way around? That perhaps, you are missing something?

@@jasonmontoya Although we are called stupid, deplorable, and garbage we understand much more than our elitist academic class thinks we do. It's time to pull the corrupt structure down and rebuild it.

@@toddmarshall2726 ok - I'm a Republican and MAGA folks call me much worse things for not being absolutely loyal to Trump. What do you think of that? Also, embracing corruption to fight corruption is not the way forward.

@@jasonmontoyaSpecifically, what corruption are you referring to, the corruption in the current administration or corruption in DC generally? Any attempts by the incoming administration to eliminate corruption in the government should be encouraged, don’t you think? Flushing billions of dollars a month down the toilet simply has to stop, while printing billions of worthless paper isn’t the solution.

​@@jasonmontoya Hello Jason, for sure. My comments are not an emotional reaction but are based on a years of study and consideration. And while ego and tribalism are always a lurking threat to objectivity, I believe I have pretty good self awareness. My assessment is that Margaret shows all the earmarks of somebody living in an ideological bubble who only consuming the state-approved narrative that is so pervasively pushed out and preserved. This is very typical of those on the left where diversity of thought and fair considerations of outside points of view are verboten. Happy to consider which things you think I may be missing... the things I think she is "missing" included the hundred of thousands of corpses in Eastern Europe, similar numbers in Gaza & Lebanon, open talk of nuclear war, insane global human trafficing, and the fall of Syria just to name a few. Separating the knee-jerk Orange-Man-Bad programming she and others have been spoon-feed, and considering the lack of wars in Trump's first term, how can any reasonable person honestly look at the needless death and destruction of the last 4 years and then clutch their pearls and bemoan about the safety of the world in the coming years under a new administration. Based on your other comments below about "MAGA folks", I appreciate you may feel a natural compulsion to reflexively defend her POV... I would just ask that you separate yourself from the emotion of being ideologically aligned and take an honest look at the mountains of corpses and ask a few questions: 1. Who is responsible for the current state of things? 2. How much death, suffering, and blood needs to be on the US's hands before we say enough is enough and demand a new path forward? While Margaret undoubtably has a find resume and long experience, this video demonstrate she is out of touch and a vestige of the past. I challenge you to revisit this video in 18-months, reread the comments, and see if you still agree. Sorry for the length, thank you for listening, and know that I don't hold animosity toward you.

Great Britain pulls her weight in NATO. You sound poorly informed.

Great Britain pulls her weight in NATO. Please inform yourself.

@@JohnChristopherTonks-e7d That's why Great Britain's government is continually downsizing it's military? A recent study has shown that Great Britain wouldn't last six months in a major conflict. Please inform yourself my friend.

@@JohnChristopherTonks-e7d ruclips.net/video/AiDTMXbiXPA/видео.html. Not really, the military of our British friend's is severely undersized and underfunded. Although highly capable, not enough of a good thing can be bad.

Ok. Why do you believe Trump will bring peace?

What virtues and values do you look for in the people you want to lead?

@@jasonmontoya Good question. I’ll get back to you🌞

If a shower doesn’t work and things get bad, what’s your recommendation then?

@@jasonmontoya You’re a half glass empty guy. Go for a run and cheer up!

How so?

What do you think makes Trump strong?

Margaret is an American citizen.

What makes you think that?

Trump was president once before. The world was safer.​@@jasonmontoya

@@jasonmontoya isn't it obvious???

@@1829scott Nope.

I'm a Republican.

@jasonmontoya I'm sorry I was talking about the lady in the video

If there is a financial downturn, will you see it differently? I see the radicalism of Trump and Republicanism to be as bad the radical woke left. Let's reject them both and move forward.

How so?

@@jooniecoffes5014 thanks! I appreciate the kind words.

4 Hay Bails ;-)

Let's make America great. What do you think are the most important values that make America great?

Actually, it's the people who worked for Trump saying those things. Harris is simply sharing what they are publicly saying.

I have not deleted anything.

I see a ton of your comments. Maybe you've commented on multiple videos.

@@Bob-qr4yv ok. historically, who do you think of as one the greatest American communicators?

I've gone quite deep... would you want to read that deep dive?

@@jasonmontoya feel free to do so

Also i wrote allot more issues which seem to dissepear all the time, not Just here but om other guys Channel aswell , which is weird ,delete any of my msgs or is it youtube

@@Bob-qr4yv ok. Would you prefer my angle as a Christian or an America?

@@jasonmontoya up to you, as i asume you are both. i wonder how u can defend somebody and her administration who tries to lock up political oppenents, let ilegals vote (which is slap in the face of imigrants who follow the legal process to become a US citizen) and how she becomes a presidental candidate without a single vote, but is just selected. that on its own is the most undemocratic thing ever. and how she has the nerves to call trump a nazi because he has a rally in medison square garden because 85 years ago some nazis had a rally there.. thats just nuts. or how twitter files exposed how democrate administration was pushing to silence and censor oposite opinions, how is that freedom? all they blame trump of they actually are guilty of themselves. and thats all just the tip of the iceberg i can go on and on.