Brian Stelter Fails Up from CNN to Harvard
12 Sep 2022
We know all of you in this audience, like us, were concerned about Brian Stelter, the left-wing zealot that CNN fired.
Brian Stelter is leaving CNN and taking his lies with him.
Follow the link for the rest of the conversation: https://t.co/jMEd86JLPq
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— The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show (@clayandbuck) August 23, 2022
Well, he’s got his next job all lined up. He’ll be teaching courses at Harvard University focused on the Democrat boogeyman of the moment, “threats against democracy.”
Harvard has got $40 billion, and they’re gonna use some to take care of their own with this guy who sounds like Eric Cartman, who’s way funnier.
Left-wingers have the money to take care of partisans like Stelter, but where are the conservative billionaires who want to save to save America?
Rush talked about this years ago, jumping off a string Buck put out about the topic.
If one of the (already vilified) conservative billionaires out there has any stomach for saving their country from the mob, they should buy and flip a major media platform, or fund a new one, and make it an unsinkable aircraft carrier of true free speech
— Buck Sexton (@BuckSexton) June 16, 2020
At some point, wouldn’t you realize the fate of the country is at stake? We have to defeat liberalism, or hacks like Stelter will just keep failing up
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