one of these went on alex jone'' show in 2018 after knocking a protester out cold, alex jones said it was one of the most beautiful american moments he'd ever seen. joe biggs was instrumental in helping the proud boys become a big part of the gop conversation and ultimately become the architect of the biggest last stand for trump ever. joe biggs is there propagandist. zachary rehl is the leader of the philadelphia proud boys come the former leader now, who marched with biggs on january 6 in front of the pack of riders that marched for the capitol. it was in between the and capitol were joe biggs came upon a police barricade. he breached that barricade, allowing the other rioters to go through and giving this sort of tacit endorsement to storming the capitol. it was a pivotal moment for this entire riot. it is for that reach that joe biggs created that they got the terrorism enhancement on their charges. judge tim kelly said colloquially i'm not going to like and what the proud boys did to plotting to blow up a government building. however, it was blowing up of the american process of

permission to go alex jones.>> dana: i'm going to decline. >> greg: this 30 day suspension of a constitutional right is meant to be a trial balloon, test resuming that might happen in the next year. run-up to the election. saying that the second amendment is not absolute and that having gun-control fanatics they hold on. trump. i feel like he is going to go to jail. parents cleave from their kids in this bill in california. free speech. not just the second amendment. the first amendment. a number of examples of free speech being flexible. you could lose your medical license if you decide to say something different about covid. we now know that the government did suppress, try to suppress information. first amendment. so people wouldn't speak out against what they believed to be right. you have retail laws, the $900 ceiling. that's another trial balloon for the end of private property in my conspiratorial theater. you can see these all kind of go together. you are seeing an attack on speech. you're seeing an attac

little start-up, and it was the people started getting kicked off of the other platforms, so the alex jones'svaxxers, they started getting kicked off on youtube because we care about people for lying to us and put harm on our bodies are effect democracy. so they got kicked off youtube, and what rumble did was put out -- and they said, where they have, you come one, come all. it clearly worked and started getting a huge audience, started getting big names like donald trump jr. has a seven figure deal with him with his podcast, then bungee no, who is that go, did not rig negotiate is contract with fox news was there, alex jones is there. it is a great one stop shop for misinformation and conspiracy theories. >> then out dangerous is it for the rnc to say, compete our partner? has the rnc been pressed about this decision? lots of unknowing, unsuspecting people out there, they don't know this about rumble. >> it's kind of a bad look. it's kind of a classy look to host your -- >> girl, girl, we left cassie a long time ago. >> outside of that, it might be a good business decision. when you think ab

podcast and then bungee no, let no he did not renegotiate his contract with fox news was there, alex jonesne stop shop for misinformation and conspiracy theories. >> then how dangerous is it for the rnc to say, compete our partner? has the rnc been pressed about this decision? lots of unknowing, unsuspecting people out there, they don't know this about rumble. >> it's kind of a bad look. it's kind of a classy look to host your -- >> girl, girl, we left classy a long time ago. >> outside of that, it might be a good business decision. when you think about the hard-core republican party, hard-core conservatives, where they are right, now they are more likely to be on rumble than they are to be on youtube. it's not a bad look per se, not a bad business decision to say that way. we should stay, it's not just some platform, not just like they are hosting on nbc news. the rnc is using rumble for donations, so if you go on rumble or, now it's offered to put your name on the ticker at the bottom, if you donated the rnc. this is a financial decision to. whether that is good for them financially, i d

today i spoke with alex jones on the word flash and alex well, this is probably the most popular mediaes, on a par with carlson. this is an information-fighting person who was banned everywhere, there are crazy fines, but hundreds of millions of people watch him there, and he is sharply against ukrainian nazism. he talks about it directly and his followers say it too. therefore, when we really speak to the voice of the american people, the zelensky kuleb and all this salt will not like him very much, and glinkin understands that at the beginning of the election campaign it is very dangerous to release the case of this drug addict, because he something chatter and, uh, it won't go well. so that, well, that's all, it's somehow not so plus. well, see for yourself, right? the situation is really unique. the counteroffensive was declared successful , and blinkin had to tell him that they were very pleased with the progress. immediately, the cretin with toltenberg declare the russian army. we thought the second to the second in ukraine nerd. nato thought that the first 20 years in afghanista

well, by the grace of god, sometimes bad things happen to alex jones.eers and applause] and that, that's a good thing. because, and this just came down, thanks to a ruling by a connecticut jury, alex jones has been ordered to pay sandy hook victims' families nearly $1 billion. [cheering] one! whoo! that's a lot of money! you heard that right! billion with a capital "byeee." and that's it. that's that story. a lot of other stories to talk about tonight, but i'd be just as happy to stand here and grin. should i do the monologue? let's do the monologue. it's fine. fine. let's move on. we're here. we're here. i feel like i'm peaking but we'll go on. the big story tonight is whatever happens tomorrow, because the january 6th committee will hold what's being called "the probably final public hearing." that sounds possibly exciting. if tomorrow is the finale, i hope it ends like "seinfeld": with all the main characters in jail. uh-huh. [cheering] "it was a coup about nothing!" [seinfeld musical sting] for now... thank you. thank you very much. for now, democra

i point to the alex jones trials. those were streamed live.ff the rails it's alex jones' trial. we managed to get through the trials streamed live on youtube. >> did we care about it the same way we care about the former president? >> well, probably not the same level. i think trump's trial will be the most watched of all time. if any others are striemd, people will pay attention. but i think at the end of the day, that those trials showed you can stream this on youtube, obviously, allow public to see it and see the evidence with their own eyes and i think it was beneficial. i think in the absence of this, you have a void of information that allows conspiracy theories, misinformation to thrive. and with the former president, obviously, that's always a factor. so streaming live let's the public see it, opens it up. >> i could second that. the derek chauvin trial, convicted of murdering george floyd. we watched that life. kyle rittenhouse, same thing. the man who murdered ahmaud arbery, all in state courts, nothing wrong. all these fears that ju

on happiness, well, the candidate there is not important, the agreement is not important, that alex jonesois revolution. and the one you like as a socialist, she’s alex johnson, he ’ll be a man for nothing, carlson, nothing controversial. guys, it will happen. yes, well, that's it. um, what do we need? have to do? in this situation, it definitely brings the situation into the public field, that is, it is necessary to change, so to speak, the discuss in general is international, you know , the international context will be completely different, by the way, those countries that surround russia now, they are still some elites, think that there is - somehow the americans come to them and representatives of the superpower who control 80% of the globe leave. and as a result of changing the context, changes in the discourse that we must initiate look at them as representatives of the organization and very dangerous for the surrounding power. they are dangerous not because they will deceive; the strong know how to deceive. they will not be able to fulfill a single promise and will do harm, becaus

all ensure who works for alex jones uh, the controversial tv media outlet known is in the wars. uh, he was not actually inside of the capital building. uh, he received a 60 days that 60 days in jail on a misdemeanor charge of breeching the restricted area. uh and uh, in his samsung, uh, it was made clear they considered him despite the fact that he did not answer the us capitol to have been answering out the crown. and the prosecution focused on his journal is now many are looking at the words of the judge issued during the sentencing, which seemed to have a lot more to do with the journalist, political views of what took place on that day. and what he actually did, this is what the judge said when passing sounds. i'm not sure that he has disavowed in general what happened on january 6th in any way for me to give him extra credit for remorse. now troyer was in full cooperation with the police and the lead up to is that him saying he voluntarily surrendered his cellphone and his laptop. any sat down for hours of interrogation, voluntarily sharing with the police what he knew, and

and it was something that it only for the proud boys norman pattis, who was also an attorney for alex jonesso an attorney for alexjones, the right wing conspiracy theorist broadcaster, had mentioned. he latched on it and he said in court, in fact, latched on it and he said in court, infact, i latched on it and he said in court, in fact, i wonder why that man has not been charged with seditious conspiracy and why he is not answering to that charge. and it is very clear from jack smith's indictment right now the four charges are very targeted, it is obstruction of official proceeding, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, conspiracy to defraud the united states, and a civil rights law from the reconstruction era. so very much framing it in the focus of the broader efforts, so to overturn the election rather than simply the events of 6 january. than simply the events of 6 janua . �* . . , than simply the events of 6 janua . ~ . ., , ., ~ january. adam klasfeld, thank ou for january. adam klasfeld, thank you fervour— january. adam klasfeld, thank you for your time _ january. adam klasf

who works for alex jones. the controversial tv media outlet known as in the wars that he was not actually inside of the capital building. he received a 60 day sentence 60 days in jail on a misdemeanor, charge of breaching the restricted area. uh and uh, in his samsung uh it was made clear they considered him despite. ready the fact that he did not answer the us capitol to have been handling out the crowd and the prosecution focused on his journal is now many are looking at the words of the judge issued during the sentencing, which seemed to have a lot more to do with the journalist, political views of what took place on that day and what he actually did, this is what the judge said when passing sounds. i'm not sure that he has disavowed in general what happened on january 6th in any way for me to give him extra credit for remorse. mount troyer was in full cooperation with the police and the lead up to is that him saying he voluntarily surrendered his cellphone and his laptop. any sat down for hours of interrog

alex jones got the scoreboard alexjones got the scoreboard moving but she was stumped for 20 to leave very much been captain chamari atha paththu. she was named star player of the match, with a half century that secured an historic win over the hosts. athapaththu is sri lanka's most experienced player, with nearly 100 one—day international appearances, and feels more has to be done to improve women's exposure to the sport. she's been talking to the bbc�*s amber sandhu. sri lanka. a country or beauty and culture. —— of beauty and culture. a country that has also witnessed recent civil war and economic collapse. but despite all of this, the country has produced some incredible sporting talent, with one name that shines bright. chamari atapaththu. coached by her uncle, she trained alongside boys and perfected the aggressive batting style that saw her become the first ever sri lankan woman to top the odi rankings. there is no stopping the woman who has revolutionised sri lankan women's cricket. do you think you have inspired more young girls to take up the game in sri lanka? i think so ex

. >> it reminds me very much of the conspiracy theorist alex jones was in court.ed to an environment in which he controlled. suddenly, he was in the court of law, the judge was in control of the courtroom. he could not live freely. you saw a much more subdued allen jones. with trump, you might see a similar person. someone who is used to controlling the cameras, used to controlling the narrative, having to play by someone else's rules and being held accountable, if he tries to tell a lie it will be a totally different environment. it is not one that i think he would do particularly well in. >> forgive me for doing this to you, taylor swift's tour is breaking even more records this time at the box office movie theaters. she is helping save movies just like she is saving concert going. it is incredible what she has been able to accomplish. what do you make of how this might have an impact on the movie theater industry? >> this is going to be huge. amc says it broke the record for first 24 hour presales all- time. she sold $26 million in the first 24 hours just for a

this week in unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ] >> a jury says conspiracy theorist alex jones woman says that you have a 10-year-old son who you've only [ bleep ] three times. is that true? >> that's not true, i [ bleep ] him a little more than that. >> is it awkward to [ bleep ] your dear, dear friend? >> i could do it now. >> [ bleep ] are gigantic. i had a bruise, you get a bruise here underneath that knuckle, because all day long you're [ bleep ]ing. >> imagine, let's take barack hussein obama. could you imagine if we [ bleep ]ed on his [ bleep ]? >> ryan [ bleep ], he never kisses me on the [ bleep ]. >> i think that's a good thing. >> i'm for ohio. i don't [ bleep ] anyone's ass like him. ohio needs an ass kicker, not an ass [ bleep ]. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll be right back with omar apollo! welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the dea

it had been evolved into alex jones and info wars and sandy hook and the conspiracy of 911. >> reporterad lost his family. he had lost his business. but then he found telegram. >> i remember him telling his friends, i'm on telegram. all of a sudden i have these followers. he had been trying to convince us that he was right for years, and these people said, you're right. ♪ happy birthday dear michael ♪ >> like they say, if your family isn't with you, make your own family. >> john kennedy, i am jesus christ 174. >> reporter: people are looking at him as this bad person, this possibly intentional cult leader michael is just a lost person that felt like he lost everything. >> reporter: we listened to a recording of one of protzman's telegram streams where he outlined one of his theories. >> the family tree goes like this. john john and general flinn and trump are cousins. >> reporter: of course this is nonsense. there is no evidence michael flynn or donald trump are attached to protzman's group or believe in its theories. >> and trump's uncle is jfk senior and joan kennedy who is also not d

like news max and one america as well as online and the burgeoning podcast space where people like alex jones offered something farther and threatened the brand that murdoch built and push them from the right there are many ways in our report we could discuss how fox got so far from the past we could also show you the polling data, the polling on the right wing agenda on things it does that might really shock republicans from 20 year ago if they woke up and saw attacks on police and the fbi and blue lives don't matter anymore the soft, sometimes direct embrace of seditionists. we could make this point in many different ways, but to put it quite clearly right now, we hand the mic to taylor swift. because when she was explaining while she had an open mind for some traditional conservatives, she stepped up to oppose trump and advance women's rights because she was seeing a republican party that was a long way from the past generation. >> first of all, these aren't your dad's celebrities and these aren't your dad's republicans. >> these aren't your dad's republicans, she explained, before using h

tim clint, i want to share what one say to alex jones over the last few days. watch this. >> i know he'll pardon. the thing is, hopefully getting them, for him to be able to get into the position where he can at least be i think on the ballot to run, right, because -- you have one runner remaining -- but i do believe that donald j trump will pardon us, but he should. we didn't do anything. >> same question i just asked geoff, clint? what they believe don trump will pardon them now. he didn't do that january 7th, eighth, ninth, tenth, 11th, or 12th just a few years ago. >> i don't know why they're thinking that, or anyone might get a pardon down the road depending on the art come of three or four different election processes and the president showing pick up an office, having 1100 people to choose from. i'm just not sure of the situation will unfold the way those gentlemen or thinking it will. but i think it speaks to how they just didn't understand the severity of what they were doing. and they still don't. well some of the very much played for lighter sentence

and alex jones out of the cupola at the top like a dime store mussolini just exhorting people like, "in the distance. >> reporter: george chidi is a democrat and a local georgia journalist who reports on politics and crime in his blog, "the atlanta objective." he covered the far-right groups that descended on the georgia capitol for stop the steal rallies after the 2020 election. >> and this -- like they'd filled the stairs, and they're talking about taking over the capitol. then i started to think, all right, what exactly are you going to do? there was a conversation that was happening in right-wing spaces about disrupting the electoral count. so i went to the capitol on december 14th. >> if you would please complete your ballots. >> reporter: december 14th was the date that the state's electors all across the country would meet to certify their vote. that day, trump narrowed in on georgia. "could have been easy," he tweeted to the state governor. "now we have to do it the hard way." prosecutors say this trump tweet and 11 others contributed to the conspiracy to overturn georgia's el

the outing, this craziness, this all kind of flourished out of that alex jones info wars story telling hub that has just caught fire and that fire unfortunately has spread to our political nation. >> charles, prosecutors have gone in hard on these cases and they've been very successful. at them, but do you think there's more that the feds can do to ramp this down? to go after these movements, to try to diminish them? >> i think prosecutors have to stay consistent but i think we have to examine this from a broader scope. to the last point about story telling, everyone has to understand we have a role in how we got here. i think there has to be additional pressure placed on media for ethical story telling to become more and more of a staple. that has disappeared. i think there has to be a bigger responsibility placed on policymakers around how they approach dealing with extremism when we see it. we have really changed the line between what is free and accepted speech. that has also tainted our political discourse. all of these things have coalesced into this very moment. so all of us bea

far-right conspiracy theorist alex jones, acosta claims, saying the allegation suddenly appeared after brand came out against a new world order, and right-wing influencer andrew tate who you may know was recently charged with the rape and human trafficking, called the allegations against brand a, quote, may trust attack. conservative venture bureau called it suspicious, saying brand is being targeted for political views. even elon musk, to clear his support said that, man is not evil. it's like, a perfect who's who list. it's exactly who you would think. it's exactly the people doing the same thing. all of these people, who are all just a single -- function in the same ecosystem, that combines extreme skepticism, bordering on unreliable-ism for the law, or the media, with just total gullibility, towards the supposed anti establishment truth tellers. why would less russell brand ally? why would andrew tate lie? they seem trustworthy. it's a complete inversion. how do you get real information to the folks that trust them, without just dismissing it out of hand, it's literally the fundame

went down the alex jones, sandy hook, 9/11 conspiracy theories.this stuff is pretty crazy. it's pretty wacky when you see it. look. not all these people are kwauks. a lot of them come from good homes. they have families, businesses, functioning members of society, but then something clicked one day and they got pulled into this. i think oftentimes it's easy to laugh at qanon and try to dismiss it as something crazy, but really it is still having an impact on so many american families. >> indeed. we'll be watching. donie o'sullivan, thanks so much. >> thanks, fred. >> a whole new episode of "the whole story with anderson cooper" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. thank you for joining me. the "cnn newsroom" continues with jim acosta right now.

significant because, we have to decipher some of the stuff sometimes and i think, i sound more like alex jonesficance to what he said. because one of the things, we talk about how to be in power, and -- it's pale reflections of what is actually happening in the [inaudible] when you look at what is happening in the before swamps, that rhetoric about civil war is very widespread. and one thing that's gonna lie on top of that in the next couple of months is additional reasons, more religious rhetoric, more religious seasoning being peppered in. so now they've been talking about all the voices behind the stealing of the elections, democrats, all that stuff that they've been saying for a while. now they're saying that they are demonic. now they're using increasingly religious terms. it's not just the more extreme figures than most of your audience and us have ever heard about before, even people like jesse waters have been talking about the fact that these forces are demonic. it's all across fox news, it's all across right-wing media. so what has been happening in the right-wing media audiences the

alex jones has prepared a special report on this topic, but first we have the words of john rivers, whichs a man, these are the headlines now circulating on the internet, i saw such a headline for the first time yesterday, since then the video has incredibly gone viral on youtube and other platforms, problem i’ll say right away that channels publishing videos are being deleted, i’m not saying that michelle obama is transsexual. and i have no hatred for such people, i am for free will, but there are famous photographs in which a lump is visible in the folds of trousers, if take a broader look and take into account the fact that in his biography obama wrote that in indonesia he was raised by a transsexual nanny , you can’t help but wonder, this is widely discussed in the media, broad shoulders, the face looks more like a man’s, she looks like a transsexual, you wonder: did she give birth to their children? and of course, what is her real name, michelle or michael, as barack obama called her in two different videos. there are several photos that have made people doubt. john rivers also state

it that you know how much we want to go into the explanation here but of course it also includes alex jones infowars world and that whole segment of the population. and then finally the last segment is the people sort of call the mainstream enablers the people in the republican party and in the right wing media who play a very active roles in mainstreaming this and normalizing it and convincing the public that this stuff is all perfectly normal. and, oh, don't worry about it. i was the january 6th was just a yes. it's a political rally. they got a little out of hand. yeah, it's like that. and so. yeah. and those are the five elements. well and and they're all active to this day. i wanted to ask a little about ron desantis and his focus on woke culture because in reading your book, i realize you explore a lot of the far right's involvement in critical race theory, school board elections, other grassroots organizing by proud boys. three percenters, tons of threats and intimidation. a lot of it posts. 2020 on transgender issues as well and lo and behold, we have, of course, ron desantis sort o

they won against alex jones. they were subject to death threats. it was traumatic. other one was dominion and fox news where dominion voting systems thought news anchors group parted -- anchors reportedly said that dominion voting machines yielded false election results. it was false, and they knew it was false. it dominion could not so machines where there reputation -- their reputation had been damaged. fox news agreed to pay because they realize to these claims were so wrong. they should have stopped this false information from being propagated. that line is one that courts will defend. it is a high standard to prove defamation, but there are certain circumstances where it has been successfully done. host: we have run out of time, but we would like to thank his suzanne nozzle, the ceo of penn america for being here and talking to us. she is also the author of "dare to speak: defending free speech for all." coming up we will talk about your most important political topic of the day in our open forum segment. we will open up our regular lines so if you would like t

they won against alex jones. they were subject to death threats. it was traumatic. other one was dominion and fox news where dominion voting systems thought news anchors group parted -- anchors reportedly said that dominion voting machines yielded false election results. it was false, and they knew it was false. it dominion could not so machines where there reputation -- their reputation had been damaged. fox news agreed to pay because they realize to these claims were so wrong. they should have stopped this false information from being propagated. that line is one that courts will defend. it is a high standard to prove defamation, but there are certain circumstances where it has been successfully done. host: we have run out of time, but we would like to thank his suzanne nozzle, the ceo of penn america for being here and talking to us. she is also the author of "dare to speak: defending free speech for all." coming up we will talk about your most important political topic of the day in our open forum segment. we will open up our regular lines so if you would like t

customers theorist alex jones.rs are falling short of set standards. the regulator , ofwat, says most regulator, ofwat, says most companies are failing to meet targets on reducing pollution and leakage and supply interruptions . sales and interruptions. sales and customer satisfaction is continuing to fall. thames water will have to pay back £101 million with southern water paying million with southern water paying back £43 million. at thames water is the country's largest provider, serving 15 million people in the south of england. and workers in the uk are taking more days off because they're sick than any time in they're sick than any time in the last decade. it's new research from the chartered institute for professional development and shows that staff are taking on average 7.8 days in the last year. that's up from 5.8 before the covid pandemic . 5.8 before the covid pandemic. it's blaming coronavirus , the it's blaming coronavirus, the cost of living crisis and stress. the biggest cause for long term absence

. >> far-right personalities such as conspiracy theorist alex jones almost immediately began spreadings just taken place. president trump wants the american people to march on washington, d.c. on january 6, 2021. the time for games is over. the time for action is now. >> as word spread, it became clear the trump faithful who planned to attend were also planning for the possibility of violence. >> we know the rules of engagement. if you have enough people, you can push down any kind of a fence or a wall. >> you better understand something, son. you better understand something. red wave, bitch. red wave. there's going to be a red wedding going down january 6th. >> the term "red wedding" comes from the "game of thrones" tv series. it means a massacre. that fucking door open, look down the street. there are going to be a million plus geeked-up armed americans. >> some of trump's twitter followers did consider his tweets to be orders. that's according to a former twitter employee whose identity was hidden while testifying to the committee. >> it felt as if a mob was being organized, and the

. >> of >> alex jones, who sort of famously said the whole sandy hook shootings didn't happen. went through and andrew tate sorry , but he's not here well sorry, but he's not here well informed in. >> i know what you're saying, josh, we don't have to agree with everything on a platform to say, speech still m atters. matters. >> the free speech battles >> the big free speech battles are about tech. are going to be about big tech. let's it, forward, let's face it, going forward, that's what's going to happen. but say the but i also have to say the timing is interesting timing of this is interesting because of because this week the house of lords the online lords passed the online safety bill disastrous and bill which is a disastrous and authoritarian bill which effectively state effectively outsources state censorship big to unelected censorship to big to unelected regulators and big tech. so when it coincides in this way , it it coincides in this way, it adds credence to this view that the government is really happy about using big tech to further its own means. about using big

that day, called into right wing extremist disinformation specialist as well as his former boss alex jonesio show. here is some of what he said. >> i know he'll pardon us, i believe that with all my heart. the thing is hopefully getting him, you know, for him to be able to get into the position where he can at least be,i think, on the ballot to run, right? >> you have one minute remaining. >> i do believe donald j. trump will pardon us, but he should. we didn't do anything. >> joining this conversation, marcus childress. he led the committee's investigation into the rioters at the capitol including the proud boys and was a member of the team that deposed tarrio. claire and david with us as well. what i have to ask you, does tarrio understand, marcus, that trump could have pardoned him, could have pardoned them all, could have pardoned rudy, could have pardoned meadows. do they really think that he couldn't have pardoned them in the 15 days he was still president after the insurrection? >> look, i think he has to know that. our committee deposed tarrio for approximately seven hours and ther

it doesn’t matter there, the important thing is that there is no agreement within, alex jones will dointernational , you know, the international context will be completely different, by the way, those countries that surround russia now are still some elites there think that when to them the americans come to them and representatives of the superpower, who control 80% of the earth, come and visit them. and as a result of a change in the context of a change in discourse, which we must initiate , we must look at them as representatives of the organization and very dangerous for the surrounding power. they are dangerous not because they will deceive; the strong know how to deceive. they will not be able to fulfill a single promise and will do harm, because the internal ones are falling apart , thus changing the international discuss is necessary, and not discussing who will be the one, it doesn’t matter this organization is beautifully designed. i like the way you are thinking, please, we started today’s conversation with the consultation that the americans do not understand us very well

>> reputation is led by the >> it's reputation is led by the likes of alex jones.one person on that platform. one person. there are plenty more like him operating on this channel, which is completely unregulated and doesn't abide by ofcom. so my question, if i was her would be why aren't we regulating these sites in the same way we are in television, not not allow anyone with a view that doesn't doesn't appear in the guardian to have any say. actually, i'm not going to sign up to regulation. here up to regulation. we here are monitored ofcom . like you monitored by ofcom. like you said, can have opinion , said, bev can have her opinion, but with but it was countered with andrew's opinion that's what was due impartiality. there were i'm just saying, old fashioned rule that there's two things. >> there's things to be said >> there's two things to be said then that was view, she's then if that was her view, she's in a precisely best place to start that conversation. right to them is not the way to do it. and when and when we talk about who she talks to, it's not the j

i am going to go on alex jones' conspiracy show and tell them that muslims are destroying the countryationship that has always been there and often, more to the side, and made it centerstage and said, i am your person. guess what? he was right. host: david corn. the book is american psychosis: a historical investigation how the republican party went crazy. out on tuesday, if you want it in paperback. for the next half-hour this morning, we will take your phone calls and questions on "washington journal." (202) 748-8000 four democrats. (202) 748-8001 four republicans. independents, (202) 748-8002. calls for you already. we will start here in new mexico. brian, independent, good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen. david, i enjoy hearing your commentary and seeing you on tv. i think the unexamined topic in american politics is, in spite of the republicans on the grip of a criminal psychopath, a lot of medical america is not squawking to the democratic party. i would like you to examine that as a future topic. i am from a a democratic family. i will throw in my two cents. there is d

>> reputation is led by the >> it's reputation is led by the likes of alex jones.one person on that platform. one person. there are plenty more like him operating on this channel, which is completely unregulated and doesn't abide by ofcom. so my question, if i was her would be why aren't we regulating these sites in the same way we are in television, not not allow anyone with a view that doesn't doesn't appear in the guardian to have any say. actually, i'm not going to sign up to regulation. here up to regulation. we here are monitored ofcom . like you monitored by ofcom. like you said, can have opinion , said, bev can have her opinion, but with but it was countered with andrew's opinion that's what was due impartiality. there were i'm just saying, old fashioned rule that there's two things. >> there's things to be said >> there's two things to be said then that was view, she's then if that was her view, she's in a precisely best place to start that conversation. right to them is not the way to do it. and when and when we talk about who she talks to, it's not the j

persecuting everyone who speaks out against the senseless and promising war with russia i spoke with alex jonese dmitry grobnitsky is speaking. about who rules the world and america alex is probably the most banned and most popular. an alternative journalist that exists in the world, whose show is watched by tens, if not hundreds of millions of people, despite the fact that it is banned on all platforms. he fears for his life. with him does what we were told, perhaps there were only times he is not afraid of berries and yezhov. well, he's telling the truth. look, i'm american, but i don't want a nuclear war. i like russia i like japan china mexico everyone. i like everything. well, first of all, i'm a man before god and i can't just bring this here and bring it in. this is against the humanist movement in the family. yes, my country is occupied. i'm really worried. they persecute us for our freedom. uh, the situation is very difficult. i don't know how much longer we can hold out, so i'm really worried that this is a real situation. people should understand that people are already dying in this

i am going to go on alex jones' conspiracy show and tell them that muslims are destroying the countryionship that has always been there and often, more to the side, and made it centerstage and said, i am your person. guess what? he was right. host: david corn. the book is american psychosis: a historical investigation how the republican party went crazy. out on tuesday, if you want it in paperback. for the next half-hour this morning, we will take your phone calls and questions on "washington journal." (202) 748-8000 four democrats. (202) 748-8001 four republicans. independents, (202) 748-8002. calls for you already. we will start here in new mexico. brian, independent, good morning. caller: good morning, gentlemen. david, i enjoy hearing your commentary and seeing you on tv. i think the unexamined topic in american politics is, in spite of the republicans on the grip of a criminal psychopath, a lot of medical america is not squawking to the democratic party. i would like you to examine that as a future topic. i am from a a democratic family. i will throw in my two cents. there is dri

you think you're in some alex jones hit.ave found me hostile asking these questions, but how surprised can you be if you're running for president of the united states if a reporter showed up and asks some hard questions? >> again, my experiences with him always positive. he always has been a charming person. he's certainly obviously reading this article he does feel put upon by the media. i thought it was fascinating that he and other conspiracy theorists come up with these theories. he told you, read this book of mine, you didn't even do your job. you said, okay, i'll read the book. he was talking about how the second the vaccines came online, after those vaccines came online, death surged, and so the vaccines, in his eyes, caused death. just a little bit of research showed how absolutely skewed and, i'm sorry to say, just how false that claim was. if you just look at the data, the data even from the trump administration. >> i'm an english major, okay? and i was able to very quickly see the manipulation in these many charts

. >> the world's leading misogynist, and alex jones.f like glossy up of lovable characters. >> no, it's pretty awful people. >> no, it's pretty awful people. >> but that's that's what happens when you give freedom of speech. it's to your foes as well of your friends. >> let's talk about net zero and the targets. this is in the eye, christopher. and so a green target delay will actually raise the cost of living. the prime minister's been told absolutely more than 100 economists warn rishi sunak that the climate policy u—turn will raise living expenses and put britain behind other countries in the race to build a green economy. >> now , if this is true, what >> now, if this is true, what these economists say and of course they are, are the economists and they are very clever at what they say. no, it is quite something, quite a statement to make. >> yeah . at the same time, trump >> yeah. at the same time, trump coming out and saying, i always knew sunak was smart , that he knew sunak was smart, that he wasn't going to destroy and bankrupt

jones is 49 pages long. it's very thorough. it's not surprising, in a way, alex because i think anyone who understands how the statute works knows that this notion has always been a long shot and meadows and trump filed it anyways, i suspect with trump's blessing. because meadows and trump are scared of one thing. it's not the jury. i think what you were talking about before matters. but i think the real thing is they are afraid of the american public seeing this trial play out on cameras, so that the american public and the world can see it. in federal court, there are generally no cameras. which is why i think they really want this to be in federal court. but to be in federal court, as you were saying, alex, there has got to be federal work involved. judge jones meticulously, page after page, explains there ain't no federal work. the constitution actually cuts the executive branch out, he says, of the decisions over election fraud, when it comes to presidential election. for good reason, you don't want an incumbent president to use all of their powers in ways t