The Megyn Kelly Show Legacy Media Constraints, and COVID Gaslighting Continues, with Bari Weiss, Nellie Bowles, and David Zweig | Ep. 621
Sep 6, 2023
Join Bari Weiss, founder of The Free Press and insightful journalist, along with David Zweig and Nellie Bowles, both critical voices in journalism. They delve into the failures of legacy media and the importance of open debate. Topics include the ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic, with Zweig challenging mask mandates and discussing government transparency. Bowles shares her experiences at The New York Times and the constraints faced by journalists. The trio also explores modern social dynamics, the sexual revolution's impact, and the ongoing discourse around women's choices and identity politics.
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Bari Weiss's Departure from NYT
- Bari Weiss left The New York Times after expressing dissent.
- She then founded The Free Press, an independent news outlet.
Legacy Media's Misplaced Priorities
- Legacy media outlets prioritize prestige and distribution over their claimed values.
- Journalists leave these institutions to pursue genuine journalistic work.
The Free Press Debates
- The Free Press hosts debates on provocative topics like the sexual revolution's legacy.
- The first debate features prominent figures like Sarah Hader, Grimes, Louise Perry, and Anna Khachiyan.
