Can a post-God society survive? THE GOD DEBATE is out now on The Free Press and Paramount+.
@SAPinker faces off against @DouthatNYT, moderated by @WhigNewtons.
Watch it now: https://t.co/mHATpqojgT
Last month, the government released millions of files related to Jeffrey Epstein, and since, much of the focus has been on his previously unpublished emails. But buried within the data dump were some 2,000 videos that had never been released.
Today, we’re publishing 14 hours of that footage.
https://t.co/mdXFhdJtUI
Bodybuilder @misraetel explains how @sapinker's The Blank Slate changed his entire approach to training on the latest episode of @old_school_pod. Listen here:
https://t.co/ifjSR3ZUK6
Excited to welcome Shilo Brooks, clearly a brother in arms, to the podcasting sphere. @OldSchoolPod from @TheFP is the kind of great books content we desperately need in a world sick with fakery and gunk. Into my veins:
https://t.co/yMJpE8xOCf
If you're looking for book recs, you’ll love the newest podcast from @TheFP.
I had never read Jim Harrison before and am so glad @stevenrinella brought him to my attention:
https://t.co/ZSDhbNGFJ7
Gun violence has become so common in America that it barely shocks us anymore.
The question we’ll ask on November 5 in Chicago: Would America be safer without the Second Amendment?
@DLoesch vs. @AlanDersh
Moderated by @BariWeiss
Hosted by @TheFP and @TheFIREorg
🎟️ Tickets available now: https://t.co/UaFHjb1xD0
I just knew something was wrong. I’d worked in mainstream media long enough to know that we were publishing opinions as facts—even if I agreed with them at the time, I knew we were betraying the American public.
That’s why I sent this cold email to @bariweiss in 2022.
One friend told me to take this job—that’s it. The rest sent me links to hit pieces or listed reasons why it was a mistake. But sometimes you just know.
I didn’t even know that there was going to be a Free Press. When I reached out to Bari, all I knew was that she ran a Substack called Common Sense. But when we got on the phone and I heard her say “The Free Press” for the first time, I got chills.
This job is what they told us journalism was when I was at Columbia Journalism School. The professors there talked about how to build relationships with your sources. Relationships with sources? The newsrooms I worked at after graduate school were glorified content factories. Most stories were written via Zoom interviews, if any interviews had been conducted at all. Many reporters just wrote up their stories based on press releases and C-SPAN footage alone.
Not The Free Press.
I had hardly been at the job for 48-hours, when @SnoozyWeiss, @IsaacGrafstein, and I hopped on a plane to Twitter HQ to help (in small ways) on the Twitter files.
I have reported on the Crow Nation, speaking with a tribal member trying to teach the next generation of boys how to ride bareback. I’ve taken the next flight to Lexington, Kentucky to attended an evangelical revival. I have knocked on doors trying to find anyone who knew Daniel Penny. I have gone undercover at terrorist-linked conferences. I once spent an entire month following @JDVance around the Capitol, trying to convince him for an interview. I went to a Miami strip club at midnight to interview dancers about Ron DeSantis (don’t ask). I snuck into a Biden event the day after his shocking debate performance—there I pressed Katy Perry, Kirsten Gillibrand, and others for comment. I exposed a massive crisis of police suicides in Chicago through public records requests. I nearly was accidentally stabbed by a needle mixed with fentanyl, tranq, and a drug user’s blood in Kensington, Philadelphia.
I’ve interviewed migrants, Luigi Mangione stans, and Joe Rogan. I once interviewed Diplo in a sauna about G-d.
I have penetrated gaggles of 30 reporters deep to shout questions to presidential candidates.
This is the job I always wanted.
If I ever get anxiety, it’s because I wonder—what if I hadn’t written to Bari that day? Where would I be? But when you follow your gut, you just know. And all signs pointed me here.
Free Press forever!
Can the truth survive artificial intelligence? Our next live debate is here!
@Perplexity_AI’s @AravSrinivas and @DrFeiFei face off against Jaron Lanier and Nicholas Carr on May 15 in San Francisco. Moderated by @BariWeiss in partnership with @TheFIREorg. https://t.co/DqxYfzUbPn
We have an unbelievable show this morning on The FP #LIVE, 9:30 a.m. ET:
@C__Herridge on her bombshell Hunter exposé.
@BariWeiss on the media spin of Biden’s “garbage” comment.
@AbigailShrier on the “Kinderfada.”
@Coldxman on the Dem-rigged vote in Puerto Rico.
And more!
Watch here: https://t.co/sVmh8R3YQj
More than 800 people gathered to debate the future of American power. Should the U.S. still police the world?
Watch the fiery discourse with Bret Stephens, @MTaibbi, @JKirchick, and @LHFang, co-hosted Wednesday night with @TheFIREorg. https://t.co/AiKj5P9d76
MAGA world’s latest refrain is that Democrat Party elites orchestrated a coup against Joe Biden.
But with 90% of Democrats cheering Biden’s exit from the race, his ouster only proves that the people still have a voice.
@IsaacGrafstein for https://t.co/XibR85XxFs.
At a NATO conference today, Biden introduced Volodomyr Zelensky as “President Putin.”
Only weeks ago, anyone who acknowledged Biden’s cognitive decline was accused of being a Trumper, an ageist, or a dummy, easily duped by “cheapfakes.”
Trust your eyes. https://t.co/26UTwG7NJW
West Virginia has the highest rate of opioid overdose deaths in the nation. And in the state’s southwestern Lincoln county, with parents falling victim to drug addiction, half of kids are now being raised by their grandparents, @Olivia_Reingold reports.
https://t.co/DqWB664wTs