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What You Need to Know is this action doctrine that goes along with the narrative machine: distrust, then verify. The narrative machine tries to spoon-feed us information that makes us think about politics in a certain way. It’s important to distrust the information that they give us, and then verify them to see if they are true. This is especially true in the recent case of Israel supposedly bombing a hospital, when in reality a Hamas rocket fell on a parking lot outside of a hospital. The media spins things up to serve the narrative machine, so don’t forget to distrust then verify!

Jon Schweppe, Director of Policy and Government Affairs at the American Principles Project, joins Ed to discuss pro-Hamas demonstrations on college campuses and the ways in which young liberals are supporting the violence of terrorists. This is beyond an issue of free speech, Jon says, and the left-wing movement has become increasingly comfortable with violence rhetoric as a result of Marxist college professors. It’s time to cut off the billions of dollars of research grants being sent to leftists in college institutions.

Wrap Up: Sydney Powell has reached a plea agreement. She pleaded guilty to only misdemeanor charges, and all of the felony charges have been dropped. Lawfare is unfair and terribly nasty, and colossally hard to beat, and Sydney Powell is doing the best she can to get through lawfare as unscathed as possible. She has done the smartest thing that she could have done in her situation.

What You Need to Know is this action doctrine that goes along with the narrative machine: distrust, then verify. The narrative machine tries to spoon-feed us information that makes us think about politics in a certain way. It’s important to distrust the information that they give us, and then verify them to see if they are true. This is especially true in the recent case of Israel supposedly bombing a hospital, when in reality a Hamas rocket fell on a parking lot outside of a hospital. The media spins things up to serve the narrative machine, so don’t forget to distrust then verify!
<a href="https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/17/politics/republicans-who-voted-against-jim-jordan/index.html">Jon Schweppe</a>, Director of Policy and Government Affairs at the <a href="https://americanprinciplesproject.org/">American Principles Project</a>, joins Ed to discuss pro-Hamas demonstrations on college campuses and the ways in which young liberals are supporting the violence of terrorists. This is beyond an issue of free speech, Jon says, and the left-wing movement has become increasingly comfortable with violence rhetoric as a result of Marxist college professors. It’s time to cut off the billions of dollars of research grants being sent to leftists in college institutions.
Wrap Up: Sydney Powell has reached a plea agreement. She pleaded guilty to only misdemeanor charges, and all of the felony charges have been dropped. Lawfare is unfair and terribly nasty, and colossally hard to beat, and Sydney Powell is doing the best she can to get through lawfare as unscathed as possible. She has done the smartest thing that she could have done in her situation.

Ed Martin is the New York Times best-selling author of the The Conservative Case for Trump. He’s a former CNN political contributor and has appeared on every major TV network and hundreds of radio stations. He serves as an articulate advocate for Donald Trump’s policies that put Americans first. 

Formally trained as a lawyer and ethicist, Ed is the president of Phyllis Schlafly Eagles and the hand-picked successor to Phyllis Schlafly. He was the Missouri Republican Party chairman and a member of the Republican National Committee from 2013-2015. He lives in Virginia (in the swamp, not of the swamp!) with his wife and four children. 

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Ed Martin is the New York Times best-selling author of the The Conservative Case for Trump. He&rsquo;s a former CNN political contributor and has appeared on every major TV network and hundreds of radio stations. He serves as an articulate advocate for Donald Trump&rsquo;s policies that put Americans first.&nbsp;
Formally trained as a lawyer and ethicist, Ed is the president of Phyllis Schlafly Eagles and the hand-picked successor to Phyllis Schlafly. He was the Missouri Republican Party chairman and a member of the Republican National Committee from 2013-2015. He lives in Virginia (in the swamp, not of the swamp!) with his wife and four children.&nbsp;
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