The difference between me and you is that I can back up what I say.
Conservative talk radio hosts are highly paid liars with little to no accountability except to the broadcast industry standards and practices. Consequently, they believe that they can easily get away with saying pretty much anything they want as long as they usually couch it as their opinion because the 1st Amendment protects free speech, AND because they don't believe that any public figure will ever bother to give these hosts even greater attention, and/or visibility, and notoriety by challenging them openly.
What all this means is that talk radio hosts effectively have carte blanche to say pretty much anything they please, even when it's factually untrue. THAT lack of accountability is tyrannical. Slander is criminal, even if it's not prosecuted. And it's villainous to project moral virtue while either saying things you don't know to be true or knowingly spreading falsehoods in order to enrich yourself while also in the pursuit of a political agenda.
What do you believe talk radio hosts can get away with that so-called "journalists" can't get away with? Provide examples.
Are you obtuse?
Here's the way it generally works.
Certain professions are held up to a higher or a lower standard of truthfulness than others are. I think everyone understands this.
As far as the dissemination of information is concerned, journalists (both print and broadcast journalists) are held to the highest standards. That's why they have fact checkers to check claims before publications go to print. That's why they can be sued and/or lose their jobs if they write or broadcast something that's factually untrue.
Op/Ed columnists have more leeway. They can offer their OPINION on current events. An opinion is NOT a fact.
Entertainers have incredible leeway. I remember a famous case from back in the 1980s when Larry Flynt printed a parody ad that claimed to have Jerry Falwell recounting his first sexual experience which was supposedly with his mother in an outhouse while he was drunk. Falwell sued, and he lost. The jury 'rejected the invasion of privacy and libel claims, holding that the parody could not have reasonably been taken to describe true events'. No reputable newspaper would ever be able to get away with that.
The POINT is that talk radio falls under the heading of ENTERTAINMENT which gives it a certain license to make claims that it otherwise could not get away with if it was classified as news and therefore held to a higher standard of journalistic ingegrity. Alas, a lot of gullible people listen to talk radio and simply don't understand that conservative talk radio is not held to the same standards of truthfulness as a news program. Many people simply assume that it must be true if it's broadcast over the air. That's just not the case.