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>> theres tips. if you spot a story and youre not certain about the u-r-l, a look at the formatting, the pictures used, it asks you if you think this ie a joke. and im like well, facebook i want you to tell me if its a joke or not. >> so in other words msnbc users will be able to decide whats real and whats fake. >> yes, anybody. >> youre leeing so far, but we have not heard from you yet, bree. >> hillary clintons alma mater wellesley college penned an editorial basically saying that hostility i...

Harmed. their argument is that free speech is only for certain groups of disadvantaged students and not anyone can say whatever they want. thats not free speech according to students - - . >> unbelievable. those are two really good stories and both [ of them are about speech, i would say. imm horrified by both, but yous a little bit more for a less obvious reason. facebook has more power than wellesley. >> i agree. >> until theyre undone by an anti-trust suit were all begging for,e the idea that...

>> were going to try this again because its fun, its our top this segment. two panelists, each going to bring the most ludicrous story of the day. this evening, joining us, catherine is managing editor at famous dc. bree pate an reporter for the federalist. >> i dont know if you know this, buts theres a war on fake news. >> okay. >> so theres good news, and thats facebook is working to combat it. the bad news is its relying on us, the users, to determine whats fake news. so were going to scroll ...