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The Truth Will Not Be Televised, with Katie Halper

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Katie Halper is a comedian and political commentator who has made a name for herself by fearlessly sharing her progressive viewpoints on a range of issues. She hosts “The Katie Halper Show”, where she interviews guests and discusses current events, and she is also the co-host of the podcast, “Useful Idiots”. Despite the popularity of her work, Halper has faced censorship and silencing from mainstream media outlets. Recently, she was banned from appearing on The Hill’s progressive news show “Rising”, where she had been a regular contributor and guest host for the past three years.

The reason for Halper’s banishment was a monologue, or “radar,” that she pitched for the show, in which she discussed the controversy over Representative Rashida Tlaib’s comments on Israel and Palestine. Halper argued that it was becoming increasingly difficult for left-wingers to be progressive on all issues except for Palestine, and that there was a term for this phenomenon: the “Progressive Except Palestine” (PEP) crowd. Halper’s content is generally well-received by the show’s audience, but apparently this time not by its producers, who told her that they no longer wanted her on the show due to her monologue.

Halper’s experience is just one example of the blacklisting and silencing that progressive voices often face in mainstream media. She cites the powerful influence of pro-Israel lobby groups as one reason for this censorship, stating that these groups often pressure media outlets to silence voices that criticize Israel’s policies towards Palestine. In addition to pro-Israel lobby groups, Halper also points to the role of social media algorithms in suppressing left-of-center voices. She notes that algorithms on platforms like Facebook and YouTube often prioritize content from mainstream media outlets over independent or alternative sources, leading to a narrow range of viewpoints being amplified.

Halper’s banishment from “Rising” on The Hill highlights the importance of supporting independent media and seeking out diverse perspectives on the issues that matter to us. With mainstream media often unwilling or unable to provide a platform for progressive voices, it is up to us as consumers of media to seek out alternative sources of information. By doing so, we can ensure that a wider range of viewpoints is represented and that we are able to make informed decisions about the issues facing our country.

Halper remains committed to speaking out and sharing alternative viewpoints with her audience, despite the challenges she has faced. She believes that it is more important than ever for progressive voices to be heard, given the current political climate and the many issues facing the country. Whether through her own show or through her work with “Useful Idiots”, she continues to provide a platform for underrepresented voices and to challenge the dominant narratives of mainstream media. By fostering a more informed and engaged citizenry, Halper hopes to hold those in power accountable and to make a positive impact on the world.

Lee Camp is an American stand-up comedian, writer, actor and activist. Camp is the host of Behind The Headlines’ new series: The Most Censored News With Lee Camp. He is a former comedy writer for the Onion and the Huffington Post and has been a touring stand-up comic for 20 years.

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