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Disorder of viral information, poison, _ disorder of viral information, poison, that is toxic and contagious. we know that people who are in— contagious. we know that people who are in the _ contagious. we know that people who are in the vicinity of people who are in the vicinity of people who are completely within this world of untruths— are completely within this world of untruths essentially can fall into the conspiratorial thinking. they're poisoning — the conspiratorial thinking. they're poisoning their minds and spreading that way— poisoning their minds and spreading that way of ...

Paul. he was a perfectly legitimate thing for the president of the united states to give a speech about what is going on in the united states. neither is a fair amount of political violence beneath the surface. he began by talking about the attack on nancy pelosi's husband, paul pelosi. there's no mention of similar tactics threatened against supreme court justice brett kavanaugh by a similarly disturbed young man or the threats against the supreme court. did talk about how it barely began all this right after donald trump's inauguration. we tipped into the russian collision narrative that was...

“It is too soon to say whether this delegitimization is permanent,” one scholar says.

Necessary" approach among some of the people close to trump in those final weeks as the now former president was desperate to try to maintain his power on the white house. the fact, of course, that bill stepien and people in the campaign knew that these allegations were nonsensical, it's amplified by the fact that bill barr, trump's attorney general, came out publicly and said they found in evidence of fraud. but despite that, these sort of parallel legal arguments first convoluted nonsensical allegations claims that things were true that just weren't true whatsoever, coupled with convoluted, ...

>> so, gina is based in beverly hills where she owns a salon, owned a salon, and she, like a lot of people in southern california, became more politically involved during the pandemic. she attended anti-masking events where she connected with other people who were very upset about the lackdowns, about restrictions. she got into conspiratorial thinking through pizzagate and listening to radical podcasts. on january 6th she believed that the president had called her to be there. the election was stolen and it was her responsibility and those of others to be there that day to support him and do w...