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The MSM can't stop talking about the "horse drug," the WaPo hit piece on Stanley McChrystal, and Tomi Lahren puts us on alert for voter fraud in California

The MSM can't stop talking about the "horse drug," the WaPo hit piece on Stanley McChrystal, and Tomi Lahren puts us on alert for voter fraud in California Times<ul>
<li>2:56 - Segment: Front Page</li>
<li>3:10 - Rolling Stone's fake story on ivermectin overdoses in Oklahoma</li>
<li>12:43 - NPR, Matt Taibbi, and the dangers of free speech</li>
<li>15:24 - Stephanie Grisham to release book</li>
<li>18:55 - Gavin Newsom, Tomi Lahren, and the California recall</li>
<li>26:30 - Elizabeth Holmes trial</li>
<li>29:38 - Coverage of the 20th anniversary of 9/11</li>
<li>30:57 - Coda of Afghanistan coverage</li>
<li>32:25 - Segment: Obsessions</li>
<li>32:40 - WaPo's story on US generals (Eliana)</li>
<li>37:46 - WaPo's on Politico's biggest problem: normalizing Republicans (Chris)</li>
<li>42:47 - Segment: Favorite Item of the Week</li>
<li>43:01 - Naomi Biden engaged to longtime... uh... (Chris)</li>
<li>43:43 - Dana Perino makes an Eliana move and reveals Jessica Tarlov's pregnancy (Chris)</li>
<li>45:05 - The New York Times on Mommy Brain (Eliana)</li>
</ul> LinksWaPo's <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/09/04/mcchrystal-afghanistan-navistar-consulting-generals/">article</a> on Stanley McChrystalPerry Bacon's WaPo <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/09/07/politico-rise-shifted-political-journalism-off-course/">article</a> on PoliticoThe New York Times' <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/05/parenting/mommy-brain-science.html">article</a> on Mommy Brain

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