Actor Rainn Wilson called out MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle for blaming Republicans and Elon Musk for the public’s distrust in media. During a podcast chat, Wilson pushed back hard on Ruhle’s claims, saying left-leaning outlets ignore real problems while pretending everything’s perfect.
Ruhle claimed trust in media dropped because Trump and Musk attacked news organizations. She said they wanted to “blow the whole thing up” to stop journalists from holding power accountable. She even called Musk’s social media platform a tool for spreading doubt about real news.
Wilson fired back, saying liberal media acts like “Queens of Denial.” He accused them of brushing off issues like border chaos and inflation while cheering for Biden. “Everything’s fine, the economy’s great, immigration’s not a problem,” he mocked, comparing them to Cleopatra ignoring reality.
This isn’t Wilson’s first time challenging left-wing narratives. He’s called racism and nationalism “spiritual diseases” and slammed both sides for ignoring moral decay. His blunt talk shows even celebrities see through the media’s happy-talk act.
Conservatives argue Ruhle’s excuses prove the problem. Legacy media won’t admit their biased reporting turned people off. Instead of fixing their mistakes, they blame Musk and Republicans for exposing their failures.
Ruhle’s defense backfired badly. Viewers saw a liberal host refusing to take responsibility while attacking free speech platforms. Wilson’s pushback highlighted how out-of-touch elites dismiss everyday Americans’ real concerns about crime, open borders, and woke policies.
Public trust keeps falling because networks like MSNBC put politics over truth. They call border disasters “challenges” and inflation “transitory” while attacking anyone who questions their narratives. No wonder half the country tunes them out.
Wilson’s truth bombs left Ruhle stumbling. This clash shows real change starts when brave voices challenge the media’s fake stories. For patriots tired of being lied to, it’s a sign that truth still wins—even in Hollywood.
