Oct 13, 2026 · 57 min · 19 segments
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Selective media coverage shapes public judgment by amplifying allegations against Trump while softening scrutiny of favored figures. Cassidy Hutchinson’s January 6…
Well, Andrea, I want to thank all of our listeners for tuning in tonight.
She has been on my radar for quite some time and wanting to bring her to justice, more so have her carted out in handcuffs.
I remember clearly when she testified, they gave that entire complete dog and pony show, that theatrical show, That all the networks chose to have.
Of what was a guy's name? Jamie Raskin.
And that little Republican guy.
Who was there.
Always crying.
Adam Klingzinger.
Yeah.
Crying.
And by the way guys.
When he got married.
He had some of those guys as his best men.
You can't make this stuff up.
And he knew he was going to lose this race anyway, and that's the reason why he decided not to run.
But they put on this entire theatrical production, and they put it on network TV at 8 p.m.
It was much-watched TV.
Now, these are the same people who feel as if, though, they got a right to be in the White House press corps pool to cover the president.
These are the same people.
Who, when President Trump gave a speech about the election and what they found out, how it was compromised, they chose not to cover it.
These are the same people who are bitching and moaning now saying, oh, you can't do this to us.
We deserve to have access.
We gave you access and you didn't even want to cover it.
But you wanted to cover something that was a complete fabrication.
Well, Andrea, I want to thank all of our listeners for tuning in tonight.
She has been on my radar for quite some time and wanting to bring her to justice, more so have her carted out in handcuffs.
I remember clearly when she testified, they gave that entire complete dog and pony show, that theatrical show, That all the networks chose to have.
Of what was a guy's name? Jamie Raskin.
And that little Republican guy.
Who was there.
Always crying.
Adam Klingzinger.
Yeah.
Crying.
And by the way guys.
When he got married.
He had some of those guys as his best men.
You can't make this stuff up.
And he knew he was going to lose this race anyway, and that's the reason why he decided not to run.
But they put on this entire theatrical production, and they put it on network TV at 8 p.m.
It was much-watched TV.
Now, these are the same people who feel as if, though, they got a right to be in the White House press corps pool to cover the president.
These are the same people.
Who, when President Trump gave a speech about the election and what they found out, how it was compromised, they chose not to cover it.
These are the same people who are bitching and moaning now saying, oh, you can't do this to us.
We deserve to have access.
We gave you access and you didn't even want to cover it.
But you wanted to cover something that was a complete fabrication.
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