Accuracy in Media

Uh, I, I tried to, uh, crank up the volume, but it, it just, it's, it's very quiet and it's very hard to hear.

But we do have Adam Gillette with us, and, uh, he's with Accuracy in Media, and he's gonna tell us a little bit about what's going on.

Adam, good morning.

Good morning.

There's no reason a state like Missouri can't make the slightest step towards reform of higher education.

Makes sense to me.

Uh, do you wanna give listeners your website, too, so they can go to Accuracy in Media?

Sure.

The Mizzou College of Education says the bridge is a, quote, "brave space for students and staff to develop and expand their multicultural knowledge, awareness, and skills." Uh, Ainsley Acuff is the person running this apparently.

Uh, M-Mizzou prematurely responded to the video saying, quote, "This video was taken last year," and Accuracy in Media president Adam Gilliat corrected them, saying it was recorded in 2026.

Uh, this video-- So Mizzou says, "This video was taken last year as Mizzou was eliminating its DEI programs.

Mizzou voluntarily eliminated all DEI programs and DEI requirements in the curriculum.

We will continue to inform our faculty, staff, and students to be aware of our policies.

The individual in the unit in the video will be investigated, and appropriate actions will be taken if they're found to have violated our policies or federal and state laws." Adam Gilliat responds, "Stop lying to us.

Accuracy in Media captured this investigation in January of 2026.

You're wasting education dollars on DEI activism, and I hope you're the next university investigated by, uh, Harmeet Dhillon." [clapping] Oh, yeah.

Great work, bro.

I'll look it up again, aim.org, Accuracy in Media.

Adam Guillette, anywhere else I can find your glorious work?

We're active on every social media platform.

Accuracy in Media is everywhere.

We have hidden camera investigations coming out every week, and we're putting frowns on the faces of some very bad people.

Great work, brother.

Early voting starts here in Texas on Monday, goes for two weeks.

It's already started in many states, and I was walking through one of our local grocery stores yesterday afternoon, Lynn, knowing that we were gonna have Adam Gullette with the Accuracy in Media on today, and this Dallas Morning News top headline just jumped out at me.

It reads, "Talarico Touts, quote, More Moderate, unquote, Stance." That reminded me about El-Sayed up in Michigan maybe touting a, quote, more moderate stance, or Mondame up in New York City seemed to be spouting a, quote, more moderate stance when he was running for mayor up there.

Adam Gullette and Accuracy in Media has been studying such behaviors and [chuckles] political machinations for decades.

Adam, always appreciate your insights, and tell me, what do you think about the phrase moderate, uh, more moderate used by the media? Is that accurate? And thanks for joining us.

Well, it's certainly not, and thank you for having me.

All right, folks.

We're visiting with Adam Guillette.

Adam Guet is back.

He's the president of Accuracy in Media.

Alex Swoyer is the legal affairs correspondent and editor at large at The Washington Times and the host of Court Watch podcast, and the author of Lawless Law Fair.

She just doesn't stop.

Call 800-4-RELIEF, 800-4-RELIEF, or go to relieffactor.com. That's relieffactor.com. [upbeat music] Today and we are marking the third anniversary of the October 7th massacre at the hands of Hamas here, uh, from many, many angles.

Coming up in the next hour, Adam Gullette with Accuracy in Media.

He's gonna discuss what we saw erupt on college campuses right after those attacks.

And also, we're gonna be, uh, connecting here with Erin Molan.

As you just heard from our carl- colleague, Erin Molan, uh, in Sydney, Australia, they were protesting against Israel as the attacks were being reported.

Uh, suddenly this became some sort of cry for liberation against the apartheid Israeli state that has occupied these poor, innocent people for so long.

Well, how did that happen? And even more so, how did our college campuses suddenly become breeding grounds and Petri dishes for this virus of anti-Semitism that shut down many of our institutions of higher education? Well, joining us right now to explore that part of it is the president of Accuracy in Media, Adam Guillette, who took up this cause and exposed the horrific anti-Semitism that we saw on college campuses after October 7th, and he continues that crusade.

Adam, good morning.

But when it comes to these local taxes, people have to show up and they have to say no, and sometimes you have to do it over and over and over again.

Representative, we had on the show yesterday, for the second time, a representative, representative from AIM, uh, Accuracy in Media, and they've done some undercover investigations, uh, that show that Missouri State and University of Missouri is still engaging in DEI practices when they said that they weren't doing it.

What role can the state le- legislature have in this to stop these schools from, uh, engaging in DEI?

Yeah, it's not enough to just say, uh, "Don't do DEI," 'cause they, they just keep calling up, coming up with new names.

Uh, I was nearby, so I went in to take a look around just to see what it looked like, the place.

And, and I bumped into a, a gentleman named Reed Irvine, who was the chairman of Accuracy in Media at the time, and he was at the park investigating the death of Foster.

And we met, and, uh, he invited me to come to his office the next day, where he gave me some documents that I could read, the park police report, and some other things.

And I-- Then he invited me to come to a, a forum that he was gonna have at the Army-Navy Club, and he said there was gonna be a guy, Dave Martin was gonna be there, and, uh, another journalist, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, and some other people.