The PR firms, some of the top ones in the world, after they rigged those cases, bragged, oh, this is how we did it. We didn't like Jones. We didn't like Trump. We went and took what he said out of context, blew it up really huge, acted in the present tense like I was doing things I never did. Ran all these stories, got him sued, rigged the court cases, wouldn't let us defend ourselves, told my hundreds of millions of dollars that I made money off these people.

Public relations is a propaganda word for propaganda. So I think we should call PR firms, propaganda firms, because that is in fact what they do.

Just to elaborate on the public relations firms, PR firms, which really should be called propaganda firms because that's literally public relations is literally a propaganda word for propaganda. You can read the history of how public relations was developed. Edward Bernays. Correct. So, but The way that PR firms actually corrupt the media is actually in a very significant way, is that journalists are paid very little as journalists, but they can later retire and join a PR firm and make a lot of money on the basis of the articles they've written in the past and their contacts at their publication. So there is actually a strong monetary incentive, very strong, for corruption of the traditional media.