i don't post very often on my main feed, but i post a lot of stories because i am trying to interact with the audience for my book, just like anyone else on instagram. i am trying to get people to hear this story. i think it has actually been a way for me to talk to people around the world who are reading and have questions or who love it and want to tell me, or who have story tips. i have gotten a lot of story tips from instagram, and twitter, for that matter, because i have opened the wrecked messages and people have reached out with their concerns about social media or things they have seen that they think would be interesting to write about. host: what is your handle on instagram, sarah frier? sarah: @sarahfrier, just my name. host: "no filter." sarah frier is the author. thank you for being with us. sarah: thank you so much for having me. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching c-span, created by america's cable television companies in 1979. today we are brought t

a follower responded to the post, bring a gun. investigators at the anti-defamation league say they were sharing the violent posts and concerns about january 6th with law enforcement right up until this week. >> we have been in touch with law enforcement, on a very regular basis. >> reporter: fearing the warnings were being ignored, the adl went public. >> our level of concern rose, so dramatically, that on monday, we actually published a blog to put it out on the public record about our degree of alarm. we weren't surprised by the intensity of what happened. >> reporter: what's next? january 20th. researchers are worried about the increasing chatter about violence at the inauguration. >> i think it's very plausible that we are just in the beginning of this. >> reporter: round two, on january 20th, one poster writes on the online forum, the donald. i don't even care about keeping trump in power. i care about war. please, take urgent action to save our country. on january 20th, says another post, it's our last chance. all of this m

or what was posted on president trump's social media accounts. it was also the fomenting, al w allowing militia groups, without much checking, without removal from the social platforms even though as of late they've been taking much more action on this front. this is a major move from mark zuckerberg. and one other thing that really stood out to me in this statement that i want to read to you is something that he's trying to justify what has happened in the past. zuckerberg has come under fire significantly for not removing other trump posts in the past, though they have removed some or flagged others. he has always argued for free speech. one thing i thought you might find interesting is zuckerberg said they removed those posts in the past, but they also left some up because we believe that the public has the right to the booedest possible aspect of political speech, even controversial speech. then he turns and says, but, the current context is now fundamentally different, coming from mark zuckerberg, saying it is involving the use of our platfo

the big play is the place where users have freedom and the uses take this one step further as this post shows. but if you're thinking that only trigger happy right wing extremist proud these alternative platforms then think again the main investor in the network which was founded in 2018 is rebecca the most a family trumps biggest supporters many opinion leaders and republican politicians and i have pollack counts a liberal groups on the ill too and have web as well tim berners lee is on me we advise a report the man who is generally credited with inventing the world wide web and a long time can pay not for internet. the call for freedom of speech is of course not just the right wing phenomenon. one conspiracy theory making the rounds is that microsoft founder bill gates unleashed the corona virus so that he could implant everyone with a chip understand michigan new world order. facebook and twitter have been removing this content and banning the users who push it online like donald trump that is why tech startups like partner have surged in popularity founded 2 years ago this twitter a

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a follower responded to the post, bring a gun.the antidefamation league say they were sharing the violent posts and concerns about law enforcement right up until this week. >> we've been in touch with law enforcement on a very regular basis. >> reporter: fearing the warnings were being ignored, the adl went public. >> our level of concern rose so dramatically that on monday we actually published a blog to put it out on the public record about our degree of alarm. we weren't surprised by the intensity of what happened. >> reporter: what's next? january 20th. researchers are worried about the increasing chatter about violence at the inauguration. >> i think it's very plausible that we are just at the beginning of this. >> reporter: round two on january 20th, one poster writes on the online forum. i don't even care about keeping trump in power, i care about war. please take urgent action to save our country, on january 20th, says another post, it's our last chance. all of this means the same groups that attacked the capitol on januar

to post the speech of the president of the united states. this is cable -- you, tomorrow, i will post tomorrow on twitter but i'm out. >> sean: before you leave, put in their sarah sanders governor, hashtag 2022. >> a final endorsement? >> i like it. >> sean: when we come back, joe biden said today black lives matter protesters, the group pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon, they talked about how they would've been treated, he's not the only one saying it -- larry elder, leo terrel are back, straight ahead.

and former pennsylvania state lawmaker resigned from his post as an adjunct after posting this video.> trying to run out all the evil people there. all that betrayed our president. >> reporter: police in their offices distributing photos of who restored the capitol and now saying they received 17,000 tips. d.c. active police chief said they will aggressively pursue persons of interest. >> we still have a significant amount of work ahead of us to identify and hold each and every one of the violent mob accountable for their actions. >> reporter: investigators say photos are key for them. the fbi set up a portal so people can upload their own. but in an area already laden with cameras, it will be especially hard to hide from the law. pete muntean, cnn, washington. >>> as as unfolding in the u.s. capitol, mr. tread dmp try to stop the riots. instead focusing on election results. the president was asking allies to delay electoral college vote counts. now, mr. trump also tried to call newly elected republican tommy tuberville. we know because he misdialed another republican mike lee. a spok

according to an fbi memo reviewed by the "washington post," this includes a significant number of posts on both social media and websites, including a site called thedonald.win. one post encourages people to go to washington and get violent. quote, stop calling this a rally, go to washington and fight. police heard glass breaking, doors being kicked in. all of this comes as we learn more about who funded the january 6 rally where the failed former president and others encouraged the march on the capitol and which served as a battle cry for the deadly invasion. the "wall street journal" reports that extreme right conspiracy theorist alex jones pledged $55,000 for the event, though his money was ultimately used to help finance an event the day before. jones has posted in the past on his radio show members of the proud boys and the oathkeepers. he recently funded an heiress to the popular chain which is a majority of the roughly $500,000 that it cost. she is a major donor to president trump and his allies, something similar to george jenkins, who is a founder of the allies. they were a maj

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there was a meeting in washington in 1943, and this is very port for the post world war. the rehabilitation administration. particularly the people of administration and after world war ii. if you think about the fact that germany and austria they had only 1,000 calories per day. they would guarantee their survivals. so after tehran there was a meeting there was the far east. we are talking about it, and in november of 1943, and then a meeting that were very important, in new hampshire, where all of the important decisions were made for the financial world order. out of this meeting, the dollar came after the war into this was important for the financial order of the post world war. it was moscow, in the soviet union, churchill flew there. he flew 107,000 mile s to get there. unpressurized, unheated, the travel was not very comfortable at the time. you think about mt. meetings, attending them, fall of 1944. looking at 1944, and the decision was made about how the balkins would be divided up to show the percentage agreement. there was a meeting also well where the united n

these are the same social media platforms that posted disclaimers of certain tweets and posts they decided were inaccurate. i would urge them to look into the tweets about me. the same platform that had no problem with the russia hoax, that was propagated all over twitter for years unchecked. they same platform that allows them to attack this country and threaten the country of israel. here with more, president ofk project veritas, james o'keefe investigative reporter. this is big because he just assumed everybody at twitter agreed with him but i don't aserthink they do. you have whistle-blowers everywhere. tell us about this, what else you may have, and what this means. w >> thanks, sean, the whistle-blowers inside big tech or having a crisis of conscience. the people who work for the tech companies, this person came to us and observed jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter on this video call, recorded him unlike with the vice president said to you. he's not said it explicitly, they're kind of shrinking the overton window with a range of views that were acceptable in thee public discourse and th

deutsche post has raised its 2022 outlook the german post and freight company was boosted by a surgee during the pandemic pretty positive guidance we're hearing from deutsche post, and no surprise that ecommerce activity picked up during 2020 but tell us more about the outloom, and i know that you have spoken to the ceo as well >> not only 2022, it's also 2021, so essentially the hiking the outlook over a two-year time horizon, and they're super positive because it's not only the ecommerce business, it's essentially their long haul freight, the express business which is doing especially well it's plus 12% to 19 billion euro in terms of sales in the last quarter, and that trend seems to be here to stay, and what they're saying is that of course they're benefitting from no pause in trade as the say, but also from the rollout, and that there will at some point in time be a normalization what the ceo of deutsche post frank appel really believes it take a listen to where he sees the bottlenecks. >> the logistics is not a problem. we are playing an important role in that, as well as our co

i am. >> host: how often do you post?>> guest: i don't post very often on my main feed but i post a lot of stories because i'm trying to interact with the audience in michael, just like on anyone else on instagram. i am following something. i'm trying to get people to hear this story. i think it's actually been away for me to talk to people around the world who are reading and have questions or who love it and want to tell me, or whoever story tips. honestly, i've got a lot of story tips to instagram and twitter for that matter because i opened direct messages and people reach out with their concerns about social media or things that seem to think would be interesting to write about. >> host: and what is your handle on instagram? >> guest: centerfire come just my name -- sarah frier. >> host: "no filter: the inside story of instagram" is than of the book. sarah frier of bloomberg news is the author. thank you for being with us thank you, thank you so much for having me. >> you are watching c-span2, your and filtered view

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that's important for the post world war.he united nations relief administration fed the hungry people of central europe and of europe after world war ii in 1946. if you think about the fact that in germany and austria, people only had 1,000 calories a day, it would be guaranteed to their survival. a very important meeting there. then after tehran, there was a meeting for postwar planning also for the far east. then, of course, the important tehran meeting. i will talk about that in a few minutes. that was in november of 1943. and then, a meeting that were very important for the post -- the brenton woods meeting where all of the important decisions were made for the financial post world order. and you see the creation of the world bank and the imf was planned there. and the dollar became the strongest currency in the world and other would be picked after the dollar after the war. it was important for the financial order of the postwar world. there was a meeting that was a long meeting and mainly dealt with united nations matt

where users have freedom and the uses take this one step further as this post shows. but if you're thinking that only trigger happy right wing extremist proud these alternative platforms then think again the main investor in the network which was founded in 2018 is rebecca the most a family trumps biggest supporters many opinion leaders and republican politicians now have pollack counts a liberal groups on the ill turn it of web as well tim berners lee is on me weezer advisory board the man who is generally credited with inventing the world wide web and a long time can pay not for internet. the call for freedom of speech is of course not just the right wing phenomenon. one conspiracy theory making the rounds is that microsoft founder bill gates unleashed the corona virus so that he could implant everyone with a chip understand should a new world order. facebook and twitter have been removing this content and banning the users who push it online like donald trump that is why tech startups like polish have surged in popularity founded 2 years ago this twitter alternativ

hate to be his candese charles has more on the inflammatory posts.eans any type of violence in any community. republican democratic like just days after violent protests erupted on capitol hill, california democratic assembly member evan low so this facebook post from santa clara county elected official phil reynolds inciting violence and calling for civil war. this is not just harmless rhetoric. this is incendiary, and this is fundamentally against the principle of our democracy. reynolds who's elected member of the senate, clara county republican party central committee, posted the comments just as a bob took over the u. s capitol in an attempt to overturn the election just days before the violent protests in d. c. reynolds posted these photos of himself at a stop still rally in los gatos. this is not your average citizen. this is a public elected representative reynolds is an air force veteran who previously revocable city council and congress but lost. he now holds an elected position on the governing body of the county's republican party. in a s

santa clara county phil reynolds watching too, posting this and say citizens take arms. freedom shall prevail. we must defend our constitution to the death. >> i could not believe that this was coming out from an elected representative in santa clara county and that's why when we see something, we need to say something. >> reporter: south bay assembly member evan lowe posted this comment calling on the gop to denounce the violence inside it. >> these guys, this is poisonous and important we hold our public representatives accountable. >> reporter: in another post, reynolds asked his followers, drum roll please, civil war or no civil war? santa clara county supervisor susan ellen burg was outraged. >> senator romney said we need to confront the lies by telling the truth. there was no stolen election. the president incited the violence. >> he had nothing to do with that. >> reporter: phil reynolds denies the president was responsible for wednesday's riot. >> the storming in at the capitol was wrong. i denounce that. >> reporter: assemblyman lowe and ellenburg calling for r

he's circulating a memo to republican senators tonight per "the washington post" that lays out a sort of timeline like this. quote, on january 19th, the senate would receive a message from the house that it has appointed impeachment managers and that the senate would be ready to receive it. on january 19th or 20th, the house impeachment managers would exhibit the articles. on january 20th or 21st, the senate would proceed to consideration of the impeachment articles at 1:00 p.m. and officially begin the trial. mcconnell's memo, according to "the post," notes that the senate trial would therefore begin after president trump's term has expired, either one hour his term expires on january 20th or 25 hours after his term expires on january 21st.

people locked if so which posts and who gets to decide and meanwhile trump tweeted from other accounts rallying support and planning further action. twitter has deleted his tweets and stated that any other account he uses will be subject to suspension with many other platforms within his reach it won't be hard to make his voice heard. his own platform well that's one way to stop people from silencing him many right wing conservatives had already jumped ship from twitter and facebook anyway because of blocking and the lead and headed for alternative platforms like me we. and it was a particular that many radical supporters rallied to storm the capitol. is what it looked like. they shared photos of themselves in the capital. they made fun of frightened politicians and threatened them with violence violent hate speech has been trending on the platform with calls. to kill the pedophile elites hang them and tighten the noose which social media uses who wants to crash the system and throw politicians behind bars. the group on the gap network says that when democracy becomes tyranny being arm

i posted a tweet that i had posted repeatedly time and time again that specifically twitter had alreadyey, without warning, told me not only do i have to take it down. even if i did i would be locked out for seven days. judicial watch's account lost, i think it's 135,000 followers. i have lost over 10% of my followers. jillian: wow. >> don't tell me it's not anything other than the fact that i'm a conservative and it should trouble every american that watchdog organization and head of the watchdog organization can't have a voice on a major component of onlibrary free speech platform because of a politic. it's really a terrible time for america. will. todd: tom, you mentioned a number of theories. antitrust. preventing a competitor from getting on a platform you are committing arguably antitrust violations. let's not forget about that. i want to go back to section 230 for a moment. i know you are not a lawyer. is big tech walking into a section 230 trap especially if a case, let's say the parler case makes it to the supreme court? >> well, perhaps. you know, i would encourage everyone to

for 24 hours and removing three posts they believe were spreading lies and inciting more violence. the next day he said they were going to indefinitely bitmap his account at least for two weeks until inauguration, because mark zuckerberg, the ceo who makes these decisions around the trump account decided that trump was going to continue to try to undermine the peaceful and lawful transition of power so he cooperate get trump continue to use the account. >> ig did the same thing. twitter took its own action. red did it did something difference. >> they're being more harsh on pro jump incitement to violence. >> i think they banned one of the subs. paypal and shopify, that's interesting. merchandise related to the president. >> right, yeah. so the use of payment, you month know, platforms is definitely a different question, because it's a service, but that also comes into effect here. >> for those unfamiliar with how facebook has handled the president's post in the past, tell us why this is such a departure and what got them to say we're going to change, we're going to go in a differe

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host: our guest contributing to the washington post. trump flees washington and seeks rehabilitation in mag oasisa. what about mike pence? he has had a few events talking about the achievements of the administration. what does the immediate future and possibly his political future look like? guest: the last week and a half we have seen the vice president player more vice presidential role. he is having a farewell tour, talking about the accomplishments of the administration. he took a hands on approach after the riot in the capitol. reassuring the federal government was on the case and ensure the capital would be secured. we have seen him traveling. we are taking a few more trips between now and the end of the term and he is looking at his future as well as to whether or not he needs to make a clean break from the president to chart the path of the republican party in the future, which might include trying to get past trumpism and focus on the kind of values mike pence had before he became vice president. that is his potential political

hello i'm richard gere's bird and you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered here are the media stories we're examining this week alexei you know evolving and a form of journalism that has ignited political protests across russia australia wants google and facebook to pay up for the news content they search out and put online the games people play the pentagon including the video games industry is proving to be a useful ally for the american military and passive aggressive emails. sent with the kindest of regards. russia watchers are keeping a close eye on moscow and a developing story in which something has got to give will it be the new protest movement the biggest the country has seen in years tens of thousands on the streets of moscow alone demanding changes at the kremlin will it be alexina valving the jailed opposition figure who called for the demonstrations having survived an apparently state sanctioned poisoning of all name has been pulling the strings from behind bars or will it be president vladimir putin who in a poetic

listening post thanks for watching. toronto news there on. tell us all really keys well some of these companies compensated civilians will we listen to the only music you hear is the only the most beautiful music in the world is silent we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the on the edges their own. brand. the strung out process the to be crisis what you know what this particular so you know what. it's like to russia's black sea. how much of. that. hello i'm richard gets brought in you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered here are the media stories we're examining this week alexei in the fall and a form of journalism that has ignited political protests across russia australia wants google and facebook to pay up for the news content they search out and put online the games people play the pentagon including the video games industry is proving to be a useful ally for the american military and passive aggressive even. sent with the kindest of regards. russia watchers ar

you know my friends as someone who lived through the post 911 fear mongering that led to the creation of the patriot act and the department of homeland security i can. honestly say it is beginning to look a lot like 2001 once again here we are putting fear before logic in the face of tragedy let's i mean are we really dumb enough to make that mistake again as new york magazine sarah jones correctly reminds us whatever powers by and creates today can be used by the enemies of democracy tomorrow our civil liberties are simply too fragile and the risk is much too great. let's take a look at this topic as we start watching homes. in a city street. there so you. see this is this you always see a. great city this least systemic dissent says so which . brings up the old. welcome aboard watching the hawks i am a rover and i'm a nice across so i don't know if i'm being paranoid when i say that the. national security state the hairs on the back of my neck are suddenly go on when i hear statements that we need new domestic terror laws and we need new this in order to combat the extremism we saw

eastern a discussion on the post-world war i era in the u.s. on u.s.my command and general staff college professor richard faulkner explaining a time of racial unrest, violence, a deadly pandemic and the first red scare. exploring the american story, watch american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >>> every saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3 go inside a different college classroom and hear about topics ranging from the american revolution, civil rights and u.s. presidents to 9/11. >> thanks for your patience and for logging into class. >> with most college campuses closed due to the impact of the coronavirus, watch professors transfer teaching to a virtual setting to engage with their students. >> gosh gosh did most of the work to try to change the soviet union, but reagan met him halfway. reagan encouraged him. reagan supported him. >> freedom of the press which we'll get to later, i should just mention madison originally called it freedom. use of the press and it is indeed freedom to print things and publishing things.

can pull the plug on posts is loudspeaker without any checks and balances is perplexing adding it is not only confirmation of the power of these platforms but it also displays deep weaknesses in the way our society is organized in the digital space for those who either loved or loved the dons daily rants and raves well it certainly is a perplexing time though maybe not exactly surprising twitter and facebook were already flagging trumps posts and seemingly moving in the direction of suspending and or banning him altogether but another question critics of the social media slaughter are raising is why so late in the game with less than 2 weeks in his presidency many contend the social media crackdown should have bed. and sooner or not at all others contend it's a dangerous power play by big tech flexing its digital muscles knowing full well that president trumps powers on the eve of his departure from office are more limited that he doesn't have the time or ability at this point to attack the social media platforms that have launched full scale war on him and the hits keep on coming fo

the "washington post" reports that u.s.itol police had intelligence three days before the attack, warning that the capitol, itself, might be targeted by angry trump supporters. that intel, according to "the new york times," prompted capitol police to ask the house and senate sergeants at arms for additional help from the national guard, but sources tell the "times" that two officials denied the request without checking in with majority leader mitch mcconnell or house speaker nancy pelosi. former sergeants at arms tell the paper that the officials, who have both since resigned, would most likely have had to check in with congressional leaders before making such important decisions. >>> and the number of arrests around the country linked to the capitol siege continues to grow. as of this morning, the fbi has charged an additional 74 people with crimes tied to the riot. the total number of arrests now stands at 116 people, and that is expected to increase as law enforcement officials tell nbc news there are still more than 300

the posts were made by former oakland police chief jarrel snyder. he was interviewed by our joe vasquez when he said he marched with trump supporters to the capitol building. they report a number of posts about the siege received likes in support of comments from opd officers. critics say officers who support the riot are not fit to enforce the law. >> you approve, you like the actions of that individual is completely wrong. you should be fired automatically. >> it could be contributing to inciting violence. in this case, sedition. >> the oakland police chief says her department will not tolerate hate speech and offensive conduct. the police department did not say how many officers were involved. >>> meanwhile, apple and google have removed the alternative social media platform parler. apple says the app is "home to violent threats and calls for illegal activity." the move comes as president trump is locked out of twitter, facebook, instagram, snap chat, and twitch. >>> boy, a close call in oakland today after a helicopter dropped a huge industrial

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according to the post time line, this mob being lured away bravely by officer eugene goodman. came up the stairs at 2:14 p.m. according to c-span footage and a post reporter on the scene, that's a minute after the vice president was moved from the room into a nearby office. had the attackers arrived just that one brief minute sooner, they might have spotted pence and who knows what might have happened then. ten minutes later with the vice president and his family in hiding protected by secret service, the president tweeted and i quote mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and constitution. he didn't tweet gosh, i hope the vice president is okay. please, everyone leave the capitol. he didn't tweet there was no fraud. joe biden won the election, we'll get them next time at the ballot box. no, the mob that nearly caught sight of the man they came to hang still had these words from the president ringing in their ears. >> when you catch somebody in the fraud you're allowed to go by very different rules. so i hope mike has the cou

the story we reported in the "washington post" that just posted this evening was basically inside those six hours on the attack on the capitol wednesday from when the capitol was first breached, a little before 2:00 p.m. until when it was finally secured at 8:00 p.m. and it is sort of a full accounting of what happened, conflicted by no white house messaging or no spin or no attempts at explanation. in part because the president's twitter feed and social media presence has been silenced. but more importantly, because there is no explanation. because as we wrote, donald trump sat there, riveted, more like a viewer than a president the fervence with which his supporters were fighting for him. and the people around him are to a person disgusted. now, does that mean they are resigning? not all of them. are they speaking out by name? not all of them. but things are falling away for this president in a way they have not during any other period of his presidency. and there is simply no way you can spin that away. >> neal katyal, of course, after his role in incitement, the malpractice compound

today the "washington post" broke the news that quote the commander of the d.c. national guard said the pentagon restricted his authority ahead of the riot, requiring higher level sign off to respond that cost time as events spiraled out of control. other headlines, the senate confirmed tony blinken as secretary of state, carrying out the commitment to reverse the trump america first doctrine. and joe biden had first phone call as president with vladimir putin. white house said he pressed on the hack, the reports of bounties on u.s. troops in afghanistan and poisoning of alexei navalny, in short the kind of phone call putin hasn't had with an american president in over four years now. this afternoon a fox news reporter tried to get biden to reveal more details about the call. >> mr. president, what did you talk to vladimir putin about? >> you. >> with that let's bring in our leadoff guests on this tuesday night. philip rucker, pulitzer prize winning senior washington correspondent for the "washington post." melissa murray who clerked for sonia sotomayor on the u.

the "washington post" came up with a series of reports pointing to the contrary.ee days from the insurrection an internal intelligence report warned of a violent scenario in which congress to are a target of angry trump supporters and new dozens on the agency's terrorist watch list came to d.c. and participated in the riots. further reporting found an fbi field office picked up direct online threats made against the capitol. go there ready for war. nothing will achieve this goal, quote/unquote. fearful the rioters were abetted by far right congressional colleagues. members of congress. more than 30 democrats requesting a probe from both acting sargents and arms from capitol hill. one from the house one from the senate. suspicious behave other january 5th the day before the capitol attacks, tours allowed. and yesterday an investigation into that alleged tour. this is a different investigation looking at removal of all panic buttons from ayanna pressley. and an nbc analyst and executive director of the terror asymmetrics project on strategy tactics and radical event

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he also posted this. quote, the surrender caucus within the republican party will go down in infamy as weak and ineffective guardians of our nation. well, with us to talk about it tonight as promised, bill kristol, veteran of the reagan and bush administrations, editor at large over at the bulwark. and david plouffe, former obama campaign manager and former senior advisor to the president. and also on the board of directors to the obama foundation. you can't just break twitter and walk away. let's talk about your tweet tonight. i know you're going to tell me it was in jest, but you know what they say about jest. okay, you want it outside the box, pence would prefer not to subvert the constitution january 6. pence feels a strong sense of loyalty to trump. pence wants to avoid a demand that he pardon trump upon resignation january 19, so pence resigns as vp tomorrow. bill? >> brian, the whole point to twitter is to break twitter. i'm so annoyed everyone is talking about the gut wrenching task pence faces we

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. >> artist we were not going with the new york post. have they failed to cover the story, they actually bragged about the fact they suppress the story. ben smith at the new york times talks about how the gatekeepers, that would include the new york times and other mainstream media outlets were successful in suppressing the story and proud about that fact even though talking about the most classic story in washington d.c. which is follow the money. there's been recent polling done that indicates a sizable portion of biden voters did not know about this and if they had known about it might have actually changed the way they voted during the election. the fact that the media issuing zero curiosity, that it's gone out of its way to try to kill the story is a demonstrable ms. service they have done to the country. perhaps no president has been tougher on china in donald trump. how will the communist powerhouse try to take advantage of the change in american leadership. a look at that, after the break. so what will the next four years bring?

>> i am. >> host: how often do you post?>> guest: i don't post very often but i have a lot of stories because i'm trying to interact with the audience in my book like everyone else. i am trying to get people to hear this story and i think that it's actually been a way for me to talk to people around the world who are reading and have questions or who love it and want to tell me or who have stories for that matter because people reach out with their concerns were things that they deemed could be interesting to write about. >> host: and what is your instagram? just my name. >> host: there we go. no filter is the name of the book. thank you for being with us. >> thank you so much for having me.

>> thank you for having me it is the "washington post" early-morning newsletterea with our centers around washington sometimes were feature but this monday morning after taking the last two weeks off there is a ten going on the week ahead. >> take us through the latest headlines. >> as we had with to do everything possible to divide the republican party on his way out the door before the children to run off to determine control of the senate. we started the christmas holiday with the trump $2000 stimulus checks after not participating in negotiations for several weeks by enforcing the senate to override the veto of the 740 billion tax cuts and then to retain power what we see play out his electoral college challenge which will culminate with a joint session on wednesday. republicanshaioiove have been wranglingg republicans to contest the electoral college and now if you senators led by a ted cruz is still heading the effort on the senate side of the chamber and it is unlikely this will actually materialize because it's difficult because it's controlled by democrats but it is detrimental n

you spoke to the man behind this post. >> i did. he is an elected member of the santa clara republican party. he says he got emotional watching the storm of the capitol and posted that the war had begun. two south bay officials say that was inciting violence, calling for him to resign. the world was watching wednesday with disbelief. phil reynolds was watching, too, posting this on his facebook page. the war has begun. citizens take arms. freedom shall prevail. we must defend our constitution to the death. >> i could not believe that this was coming out from an elected representative in santa clara county. that's why when we see something, we need to say something. >> evan low posted this comment, to denounce the violence incited. >> this is poisonous and it's important that we hold our public reptives accountable. >> reporter: remember nalds asked his followers, drumroll please, civil war or no civil war. >> as senator romney said, we need to confront the lies by telling the truth. there was no stolen election. the president incite

people asked if so which posts and who gets to decide meanwhile. other accounts rallying support and planning further action. his tweets and any other account. with many other platforms within his reach. to make. his own platform well that's one way to stop people from silencing him many right wing conservatives had already jumped ship from twitter and facebook because of blocking and. headed for alternative platforms like me we. and it was a particular that many radical supporters rallied to storm the capitol. they shared photos of themselves storming the capitol. they made fun of frightened politicians and threatened them with violence violent hate speech has been trending on the platform parlor to kill the pedophile elites hang them and tighten the news with social media users who want to crash the system and throw politicians behind bars. the group on the gap network says that when democracy becomes a tyranny the only option. and of course there have been plenty of. this insults flying around. also in the firing line of these alternative platfo