Sam Tripoli discusses his resignation from The Washington Post, arguing that mainstream media functions as an insular club serving its own interests rather than the public. He critiques the "new media" landscape, noting that traditional journalists often fail to adapt because they lack the authenticity required for direct-to-audience platforms. The conversation also explores how economic factors, such as the reliance on wealthy families for entry-level journalism jobs, create a selection bias that leads to elitist perspectives masquerading as working-class views. Finally, the hosts analyze …
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