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Its way into academic books. i wrote a piece about this and traced how this infected actual journalism, because people say they don't see wayne madsen later. they say "the guardian," who is a very reputable newspaper, a very good newspaper and "the observer" is also. so, that is ultimately the problem here is you get these people who are trolling for clicks and hits and viewers, and ultimately, it gets the stamp of quality of a real newspaper, and then you know, it filters out. >> i want to bring in our panel here on this conversation, because one of the real problems of our time is policing h...

Didn't take the story down but did post a note that said, well, you know, "the observer" is looking into the source here, but we're keeping this up. and at the time, the only thing i can imagine is that you get all this traffic and that's what people are after. >> and that's the larger cost here. briefly, as we do the autopsy of a conspiracy theory that gets mainstre mainstream, what are the costs and incentives that may be out of whack for people reposting this? >> the incentives, are, of course, that "the guardian" had this cover story revealed, it was a revelation. now, even if you looked a...

Weeks ago candidates would and should run on repeal. today, telling the associated press, candidates are going to test the winds in their own states, in some places the health care bill is more popular than others. already testing that wind apparently, richard burr telling the raleigh radio show "news and views" in an interview airing this sunday that repeal might actually be just a series of fixes. and in an exclusive excerpt provided to "countdown" talking about, yeah, how great parts of the bill are. >> oh, i think that there certainly are some good things in here. i think the massive insur...

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