Seventeen months after the story broke, the Washington Post and New York Times finally acknowledged the legitimacy of the Hunter Biden abandoned-laptop story, which implicated the president’s son in shady deals with foreign agents. In this episode, Paul interviews Gary Benoit, editor-in-chief of The New American magazine. They discuss several critical stories illustrating the mainstream media’s propaganda approach, what’s really controlling major media, and what Americans need to do as a result.
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