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anonymous blogging. they all deserve each other. it's probably three people with feet in their pajamas sitting in front of a keyboard. >> it's disgusting. i have a feeling she's going to be marching herself to apologize to that woman, whether it was her idea or not. michael smerconish thank you very very much. i know you're going to be all over this on the show this weekend. don't miss smerconish tomorrow morning 9:00 a.m. eastern here on cnn. new hampshire, the place to be this weekend, at least if you're a republican thinking about running for president next year. florida senator marco rubio is there. so is texas governor rick perry as well as jeb bush. here he is. others will be there as well. they're all coming for the first in the nation republican leadership summit. it kicked off today. it is the first can't-miss event for the 2016 republican field in a state that holds the first in the nation presidential primary. and while some of those republican hopefuls swing through new hampshire, so will
you know, we talk about writing on a bathroom wall. come on. you can go and spray pain over that. that is one wall for no -- for the world, you know, whole world will not see that. i mean, we are talking about -- it is not just freedom of first amendment. i know that's what they claim. it is freedom of defamation many times. and what's andrew say about is there going to come a point where something is going to have to be done legally? there has to be some point where there's some accountability? and companies dashes especially with the media have to stop giving these anonymous bloggers credit or credibility, i guess that's a better word. >> as you know, ubiquitous nature of the internet and the way it gathers together factions and divides others, you are going to have allies of certain people who comment or blog anonymously. it is not to say that ammon muss blogging doesn't have a place. if you are in iran or north korea or something like that, anonymous blogging is the only
attention that we would look into them. so i don't know what you do about all of those people and we have seen the people that are bullied on the internet and commit suicide. others whose reputations have been ruined. andrew was pointing to companies that try to ruin other companies by posting false information on their websites. to this idea of anonymous blogging, we chatted about that a little bit off camera. to some degree, the internet is like a giant worldwide bathroom wall that you can write anything you want about anyone under an anonymous pseudonym. somebody is going to have that information. but i thought if you would say something -- if you are going to criticize someone in a public forum, have the courage to at the very least put your name on it. the better thing would be if you have a criticism for someone, say it to their face. the very least have -- have the -- whatever you want to call them, to put your name to it. >> sure. i think that's what we all want. it is very unfair.