Topic: Media Shaming

A host describes the experience of guest-hosting for Alex Jones, noting a significant amount of negative feedback and "thin shaming" from Twitter users. The segment details the chaotic production environment at InfoWars and the physical tics developed during the broadcast. Plans are discussed for a future four-hour stint filling in for Jones, potentially featuring guests like Roger Stone and Steve Pieczenik.

Sean Spicer's first press briefing was marked by an aggressive tone toward the media, specifically calling out a Time Magazine reporter for a false tweet about the MLK Jr. bust. Spicer signaled a new era of "press shaming" where the administration will actively challenge mainstream narratives.

The New York Times is accused of "slut shaming" Rowanne Brewer Lane in a front-page article about Donald Trump's past relationships. Lane has publicly stated that the Times took her words out of context to fit a negative thesis. The reporters are criticized for their condescending tone and for implying that Lane's romantic involvement with Trump discredited her professional experiences.