BUCK: We started off today, Clay had this clip of a young man at a U Chicago conference on disinformation, which is actually getting a fair amount of attention, ’cause I think the establishment journos believe that they’re gonna get to tell everybody else what the disinformation is. Not so fast. A young man in the audience asking Brian Stelter of CNN about some disinformation courtesy of CNN. Listen to this one.
BUCK: Oh, we don’t have his answer.
CLAY: Did Stelter respond? I mean, first of all —
BUCK: Hold on. Wait. We have Stelter’s answer. Just real quick. I was waiting for that. Go ahead.
STELTER: Time for lunch.
CROWD: (laughs)
STELTER: I think my honest answer to you is that I think you’re describing a different CNN than the one that I watch.
BUCK: Yeah, right.
STELTER: Possible right-wing narrative about CNN. With regard to “the regime,” I think you mean President Biden. The last time I spoke with a Biden aide, we yelled at each other. So, that’s the reality of the news business that people don’t see —
BUCK: We can stop. Stop. The little propagandist Stelter, “Oh, it’s not the same channel.” Give me a break. Clay, knockout punch from that first-year. CNN, down for the count.
CLAY: I want to send my kids to the University of Chicago just based on those two questions that I heard. Bravo, University of Chicago and those kids. Those are absolutely stellar questions holding people in power accountable for what they’ve said! I mean, bravo!
BUCK: They’re listening to this show. We got youth all over America that are Clay & Buck youth. We’re gonna be good to go!
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