Piers Morgan believes that independent media platforms like YouTube allow for better audience reach and more journalistic freedom compared to traditional linear television.

“on YouTube without any restrictions we could run the longer versions of interviews if we pre-taped them as so on and we were getting 10 20 30 40 times the audience and it would be far more cost effective to not produce a linear television version”

Steven Crowder believes that major tech companies and media conglomerates are biased and overly influenced by progressive staff who threaten to walk off if they disagree with company decisions.

“The people who you talk about being the extremist left They're in charge of the institutions because everyone has to capitulate to them.”

The current state of professional journalism is deteriorating and deeply compromised.

“Makes me profoundly sad for both the state of journalism and the state of our country.”

Media coverage often lacks context and nuance, which distorts public perception of reality.

“one of the issues that I have uh with a lot of social media right now is is context and nuance is ignored on things.”

She believes that in the current "pivot to video" environment, books are a tough sell, especially for Gen Z consumers.

“But like I do know that in a pivot to video world books tough cell. >> Yeah. Especially for Gen Z.”