May 11, 2022 - Triggered - Donald Trump Jr
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| Well, listen, I think Truth Social is a place that was created because there was no level playing field anywhere else. | |
| I mean, the engagement that I see there just in a few weeks, Sean, versus all of the other social media platforms I'm on, it's just through the roof. | |
| I mean, it's nice to see someplace that's just not totally biased against you. | |
| And, you know, that's what you get from the media. | |
| That's what you get from existing social media. | |
| Creating truth was a really important thing, and I think people should really go check it out because I think they will experience something that no conservative has experienced on social media in quite some time now. | |
| Look, I like the idea of truth social. | |
| I think there's a need for it. | |
| I thought it was gracious of Elon Musk to open the door for your dad to come back. | |
| Your dad has been pretty clear. | |
| I don't think he has any plans to go back as he's building out That whole new site at Truth Social. | |
| You also have a media website where you link to articles and news that you believe is more fair. | |
| Tell us about that part. Well, that's MXM News. | |
| Some friends of mine and I created that because, again, like the Hunter Biden story, like the Durham stories, there's news that's out there that you just won't see. | |
| It won't show up in a Google search. | |
| It won't show up on social media sites. | |
| It won't be there. So I just created MXM News so people can actually see the news that's out there, not what big tech wants you to see. | |
| And that's a big difference. | |
| There's a huge distinction between what big tech... | |
| What the Democrats, what their lackeys in the media want you to see and what's actually out there. | |
| And I want people to be able to see all of that. | |
| What's great about just the radical insanity of the Biden administration and really what it is, Sean, it's Democrat policy. | |
| You saw his speech earlier. | |
| He's blaming everyone. It's Trump. | |
| It's the Russians, inflation, it's transitory. | |
| No, no, no, it's actually a good thing. | |
| It's everyone but what it actually is, which is the asinine policies that Democrats promised you. | |
| They are delivering what they said they were going to deliver. | |
| Americans are feeling it. | |
| You can't find baby formula in America, but they're going to make sure that you can get abortions at 40, 42 weeks, maybe a little bit post-term. | |
| I mean, what difference does it make, right, Sean? | |
| This is the insanity of the radical left agenda, but it's been very domineering. | |
| But what's great about Donald Trump, Sean, is he brought out the fight in conservatives. | |
| He made them learn to be able to stand up for themselves, to speak out, to not just be put in a corner and to be afraid of cancellation. | |
| It's creating entire economies, whether that be, again, you know, Truth Social and the boom that's going on on there, whether it's MXM News, whether it's what's happening to Disney in the reverse effect, when you see corporate woke America taking asinine positions where, you know, they want to really get into the explicit details of sexual innuendo with young children, and if you can't, It's over. | |
| You see it with Netflix. | |
| America is waking up. | |
| There's going to be a red wave in the elections, but more importantly, there's going to be a pushback against the woke corporate America that's been owned by the left for so long. | |
| And it's about time, Sean. | |
| I actually like the comments of Elon Musk. | |
| I think he's a great innovator. | |
| I'm not sure why the left hates him so much. | |
| I mean, he's producing their precious electric cars, and I'm told that they're really good. | |
| I've not had one. A friend of mine loves his. | |
| Do you think he means it? | |
| They hate him, Sean, because they... | |
| They hate that they no longer have a distinct advantage. | |
| If someone even levels the playing field, that's too much. | |
| You saw the reporters. | |
| Well, they could manipulate an election by just turning up someone. | |
| You mean like what they've been doing to conservatives for the last decade? | |
| They can't stand that they could actually be in a fair fight. | |
| They're used to having trillion-dollar corporations have their back and function as their marketing department. | |
| But that's not happening anymore. | |
| And just the notion of a level playing field and free speech is far too far for them. | |
| That's why they're going nuts and losing their minds. | |
| All right, Don Jr., always good to see you. |
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