COURIER

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I'm Tara McGowan, founder and publisher of Courier, a network of independent newsrooms across the country, and this episode was produced by Shannon Lynch and edited by Shane Vercast.

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... that are actually affiliated with something called Courier Newsroom-

Yes

... which is a f- Soros-funded.

But y- it does give you, if you're watching these ads closely, and I don't know if everybody reads the fine print in these ads-

Yeah.

You sh- I mean, y- y- Courier Newsroom is an operation that's started by a Democrat strategist-

Mm-hmm

Welcome back to Gloves Off.

I'm your host Tara McGowan, founder and publisher of Courier.

Aaron Ford has spent years taking on powerful institutions and the Trump administration as Nevada's current attorney general.

Now he's running to be the state's next governor, and is here with us today on Gloves Off to talk about how Nevadans have been hit hard by the policies of this administration, the fights he'll take on as governor of Nevada if he wins, and why Nevada remains one of the swingiest states.

Uh, and accountability day is November 3rd.

Uh, Joe Lombardo, uh, gets to, um, find a new job.

We have a newsroom at Courier, The Nevadan.

I've spent quite a bit of time in the state.

So it was shocking to see them actually go after the left for once.

And, uh, apparently, this group called Courier Newsroom, which was founded by Democratic operative Tara McGowan some years ago, it's literally been classified as a fake news outfit.

And it'd be shocked to know that Soros has financed this group with about 20, about $20 million.

Um, and so this, this is not, this is not chump change.

This is serious.

Soros is heavily invested in this operation.

So apparently, Courier Newsroom, which is a network of 20 state-focused news sites, is apparently weaponizing TikTok in order to dominate the political messaging ahead of the US midterms.

So that's across 21 TikTok accounts, one for each state that Courier covers.

Thank you

... of the Courier empire, um, and who is our friend, and who is wise beyond her years or anyone's years on, um, what's going on in American politics, uh, which we will get to in some depth.

Um, and, uh, to those of you who are watching on YouTube, welcome.

To those of you who are watching this on Substack, welcome.

To those of you watching this after the fact, welcome.

Um, and, um, uh, you know, it's all part, by the way, of this broader effort where we're trying each week to have somebody on who's another part of the progressive media network, uh, so that we are promoting people, uh, who you should be listening to as sources of independent media.

And, uh, n- nobody is a more important source of independent media right now than what you guys are doing at Courier.

I mean, you, like, have, like, billions and billions.

Welcome back to another episode of Gloves Off.

I'm your host, Tara McGowan, founder and publisher of Courier.

And today we're gonna talk about the South Carolina Senate race, which has been heating up following the unexpected death of Senator Lindsey Graham earlier this year.

Now the race is between his sister, the sitting senator, Darleen Graham, and Democratic opponent Dr. Annie Andrews, who joins us today on Gloves Off to talk about why she will be the first Democrat elected to the Senate since 1998 if she's successful.

[upbeat music]

Thank you for tuning into this episode of Gloves Off.

I'm Tara McGowan, founder and publisher of Courier, a network of independent newsrooms across the country.

And this episode was produced by Shannon Lynch and edited by Shane Vercast.

Yeah, by the way, tomorrow on our, uh, we do a weekly live show, live, Substack Live, uh, both via DSR Network and, and Need to Know, and, uh, every week we have a guest, and our guest is Tara McGowan.

And Tara has established this Courier Newsroom network, um, which is local newsrooms in 15 or 20 different places that are filling the void.

Now, she has a political mission.

There's no question about that she's got a political mission.

I'm sorry.

Well, they're-

I love the Courier.

I love the Courier's idea, but...