On this episode of B&RS, we discuss the manipulation and misinformation tactics in mainstream media, the rapid spread and impact of meme culture as a news source, and the serious implications of deep fakes and technology on public perception and truth. We delve into the dynamics of media control by corporate interests and the erosion of factual integrity in journalism. Our conversation covers the disturbing trend of sensationalism over substance, where feelings often overshadow facts, leading to widespread disinformation and a polarized public. Additionally, we explore the significant influence of social media on societal beliefs and the challenges in combating the fake news phenomenon. We also touch on sensitive topics like the Jeffrey Epstein case and its coverage, highlighting how narratives are shaped by those in power.