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Ross emphasizes the lack of widespread coverage, attributing it to systemic corruption. The mainstream media, he claims, are complicit or too beholden to the status quo, which benefits both parties—the same politicians who trade securities for personal gain and the media that ignores their crimes. Exposing these abuses would threaten the entire political and financial establishment, which relies on a system of revolving doors, lobbying, and concealment.