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Sept. 23, 2023 - Lionel Nation
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Why Dave Portnoy Is 100% Correct
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Dave Portnoy is 100% correct in his latest claim and beef with the Washington Post.
Let me explain.
And before we begin, I want you to be able to do something which is very, very critical.
I want you to understand and to grasp, grasp the idea of why this is important, why this is important and why this is critical.
This has to do with this notion of this brutal lying when it comes to journalism.
Journalism is one thing.
What I just did right now, I'm always checking.
I'm always checking what I say.
The right name, the right whatever it is.
Dave Portnoy, again, and let me just say this off the bat.
I don't know if this matters because I'm not one of these fanboys.
I'm not one of these people.
I'm not a Tucker who sits there.
That's not me.
That's not me.
This has nothing to do with him, whether I like him, whether I like him.
It doesn't matter whether he's a misogynist.
It doesn't matter.
I want you to understand this.
I want you to listen carefully to what I'm saying.
This has nothing to do with him as a character reference or any of that stuff.
Any of that.
That's not what we're talking about.
We're talking about journalistic terrorism, journalistic libel.
We're talking about something which is just unfair from the once vaunted and esteemed and storied.
Washington Post.
So first, let me stop right there.
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Now, depending upon your age, in my generation, the Washington Post, the New York Times, it meant something.
I mean, it really meant something.
These people were, it was really the paper of record.
I know it's hard for people to believe, but it meant something.
It was so important.
Walter Cronkite, there still is nothing even like it.
He was so scrupulous about separating this notion of opinion and commentary from news and journalism.
He was probably responsible for Lyndon Johnson not running again.
And that, a bit apocryphal story, where he basically said, we're losing in Vietnam.
And the story was said, theoretically, though a bit apocryphal, where he said, if I lost...
Cronkite had lost mid-America.
Okay, that's what journalism meant.
Now, in this particular case, you've got this fellow, Dave Portnoy, who's putting on an event.
Now, let's talk about misogyny.
What does that mean?
Listen to Washington Post.
You want to go after misogynists?
Let's go after hip-hop music.
Let's go after some country music.
Let's go after music.
Let's go after entertainment.
Let's go after music and media to basically target children.
You want to go after misogyny?
Dave Portnoy is nowhere on your list.
Now, I know nothing about his personal life, his relationship with women.
I don't care!
It doesn't matter.
It's not against the law to be a jerk, if that's true.
But what they did was something different.
Instead of them saying, the redemption of Dave Portnoy and how he's elevated his status from once a woman-hating...
No!
I mean, stupid, but that's at least a story.
No!
He's calling up advertisers.
They're calling up.
This is like extortion.
Would it change your mind if you found out he was a misogynist?
And doesn't it bother you that you're associating as an advertiser with this known misogynist?
Who am I?
Oh, from the Washington...
Post, you may have heard about this.
Woodward and Bernstein, Pentagon Papers, yes.
So tell me, aren't you afraid of you suffering commercially by being associated with this known misogynist Dave Portnoy?
That's not journalism.
That's a hit job.
It's unbelievable.
That would be like, what are they going to do next?
Put sandwich boards and go up and down the event?
Do you realize?
Excuse me, are you going?
Are you buying?
Hi, I'm from the Washington Post.
Can we take your picture?
Oh, too late.
We're journalists.
We get away with murder.
Just curious why you're spending money on this misogynist.
Now, somebody's mentioned, you know, tortious interference.
Yeah, it's kind of interesting.
Basically, it's almost like a form of journalistic or business libel.
You're libeling someone.
I'm using undue influence to get you to...
What if somebody called up...
Let's say there's an event.
And it is an event for AOC or Biden or something.
And I...
Pick up the phone and I say, yes, I understand.
Is this this venue and this Brooklyn venue?
Yes, yes, I'm calling from the New York Times or wherever you want.
Or Breitbart or Fox News, whatever.
Just wanted to ask you, if you have any problems commercially being a part of an organization that would have that would pay homage and tribute to this hair-sniffing, child-kissing, perverted, sick Evil spawn and influence.
Wait a minute.
What?
Yes, I'm calling you.
I'm wondering whether you, the venue coordinator, you, the advertiser, whether you have any problem or compunction of being associated with this guy.
And how do you spell your name correctly again?
Because our story is how you and others don't seem to care about this.
That would be wrong too.
Even if it's directed towards Biden.
My right or wrong has nothing to do with, well, if the enemy my enemy, if the people that I dislike are targeted, so be it.
No, I don't think that.
This is despicable.
Again, this has nothing to do with Portnoy as a character reference.
It's the sole issue of Journalism and using, not a bully bullpit, but this name to try to crush people you don't like politically.
Crush into the ground because you don't like it.
Just like they did with Bobby Kennedy.
Ethical culture in New York.
Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Kennedy.
Excuse me.
We have a change of plans.
Yes.
Well...
You see, we were going to have you speak about your campaign or whatever with somebody, but with Shmuley Butiak, but we got a lot of calls from people.
So we're going to have to move this venue.
See how that works?
There used to be a thing called negative polling.
Reverse polling, negative polling, and it works like this.
Hello, I'm calling from the international polling.
Yes.
Let's say...
Dave Portnoy is running for city council.
And I call him and say, excuse me, I just have a question.
Are you going to be voting in this race for Portnoy and so on for the school board?
Yes.
Would it affect your opinion, Mr. Portnoy, if you were to find out that he was a philatelist and he masticated in public and that his sister was a thespian?
That's an old...
Claude Peppersore.
In any event, what?
Yes, he masticates in public one time at a restaurant in front of everybody with his sister who's a thespian.
Wouldn't that change any?
Ah, yeah.
Now, that's not saying it's true.
I'm asking you if it would change.
If you found out he was a serial killer, would that change?
Well, of course.
Is he a serial killer?
Well, I'm not at Liberty.
I'm just asking.
Do you see how that works?
It's despicable.
But this isn't from some Lee Atwater, interesting fellow, kind of a Donald Segretti, kind of dirty trick school.
No, this is the Washington Post.
And good for Portnoy to catch her.
Good for her to catch this, this, this, how am I pulling a Jackie Gleason, Ralph Cramden, backtracking and not harrumphing, but basically backpedaling.
And she was caught red-handed.
It's horrible.
And here's the best part.
I don't want to get into what is misogynistic.
Some people might argue, not I mind you, but some might argue that one of the greatest forms of misogyny would be for a man to basically say one day, I'm going to be a woman because there really is nothing special about being a woman.
I could have all the wrong equipment.
I don't have to put on a hat.
I just say, or a wig, I just say I'm a woman because women are One could argue that's misogyny.
I would venture to say the Washington Post would ever, ever be a part of that accusation.
Why?
Because it goes against their political grain.
They're a hit.
They're a hatchet job source for the radical left.
And that's that simple.
Okay?
Okay.
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