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now, the gateway pundit is it makes breitbart look like the london review of books or thing.ot a good publication. timeet we now live in a line where the gateway pundit gets a white house correspondent and so i said, yeah, i gotta track this and see where it goes. so i got on a megabus from new york to d.c. go down there.im instead of kind of studying up for the job and learning about worked andte house which undersecretary of which part of the government, he took then watched king of the hill on his laptop and then arrived in d.c. and just sort of started to wing it. and essentially, he didn't need to do any homework, because he there to ask probing questions or do the real work of journalism. he was there as a troll. there as a kind of performance art to freak everyone else and to desecrate the norms of what happens in spaces like that. and it worked. he you know, on one level, wasn't doing real journalism. he wasn't well-informed. he wasn't telling the truth. on another level, you know, he had a press pass that got him the white house press room, so in that sense, he was a

the gateway pundit, if your viewers are not familiar, it makes breitbart look like the london review of books or something. it's not a good publication and yet, we now live in a timeline where the gateway pungent gets a white house correspondent and so i said yeah, i got to practice and see where it goes so i got on a mega bus with lucian from new york to dc and i watched him go down there and instead of studying up for the job in learning about how the white house works and who was which undersecretary of which part of government he took a nap and then watched king of the hill on his laptop and then arrived in dc and started to wing it and essentially he did not need to do any homework because he wasn't there to ask probing questions or do the real work of journalism but was there as a troll, there is a performance art to freak everyone out and desecrate the norms of what happened in spaces like that and it worked. on one level he wasn't doing real journalism and he wasn't well-informed and wasn't telling the truth but on another level he had a trespass that got him into the white house pres

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