they brought them all to aol and they they kept sort of steve case and they gave me and it was lovelywas lovely, but then it started soon. it turned very ugly rather quickly, but it was that was the idea was that yeah that communities of people would come together online. it was very active among gay people for example, who were couldn't get together or unsafe etc. now, of course, they're unsafe in florida again, so it was really problematic, you know, it was a great way to solve a problem of people like-minded people. yeah or like-minded interests. yeah building each other up correcting with one another this is what happened. it was the same kind of it was the same. that's the eerie thing because it really was the same kind of impulse. you know, let's gather online. let's each, you know, add our peace to the quilt. you know, where were the police helicopters? why were the victims transferred by ambulance instead of by a helicopter? how did that happen? why did porta potties show up at the scene? you know, did someone plan in advance? what were the police doing who was in the woods ev

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groups people who had when i meant for time he then you need a quilting group admitting school for aol online. it was lonely they were locally people they kept stroking and they gave cookies and it was lovely it was lovely. then it turned ugly quickly and that was the idea communities of people would come together online. it was a very active among gay people for example who could not together etbl cetera. is a great way to solve the problem of like-minded people for like-minded interests protect building each other up. that is that you're using it really was the same kind of impulse. gather online, each of the club. the percentage traveled by and thee helicopter? i did cottage? it's on plan in advance? or the police doing? who's in the woods? everybody had a piece of thisyo crazy quilt of the sandy hook were building called the conspiracy blog. overview of fact emerged. this is history and crime is the goldens state killer there's all kinds of stuff around police work that actually end o up. >> there's true crime groups at the time. it was billing the whole body reof conspiracy going

things and then aol kind of disappeared in facebook came up and then we had bundling of now you were with your friends and you could be in these groups and you could buy tickets to things and everything else and then more social media things came and now you could connect with celebrities and all of these things and i think maybe we're in an unbundling phase right now where we all have to realize that if if we all got on these things. look we all have a phone sitting next to us or in our pocket right now, and we're all on these that are free. except they're obviously not free, right? there's nothing free. there's no free lunch. what is the cost of this thing is that they are buying and selling our data. they are in some ways weaponizing it against us, you know, all of us have the experience of your literally talking to someone at the kitchen table about a lamp and then suddenly next thing, you know, there's an instagram ad for a lamp in your feed and you go how did that happen? i mean, we all know these weird things that happen online and they're using our data and microphones and al

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comes down the way it does and these states impose limitations they're talking about it will cause aol a lot of these folks out of office. >> you have the right. you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions. >> i know that there is outrage right now i guess about protests that have been peaceful to date and we certainly continue to encourage that outside of judges homes. that is the president's position. >> it read like an anti-abortion activist wrote it, not a supreme court justice. >> these justices are acting acting like this is somehow something they have the right to change. they do not have the right to change this. >> this supreme court has said they don't care, they don't care about those woman. what they care about imposing their extremist view on the rest of the country. >> congresswoman, what if they caught someone showing up at justice society may i don't -- e sotomayor's house to assassinate her. >> this is day to highlight hypocrisy is of nancy pelosi and others. they want to continue to hold hearings on january 6th, but they don't want to inve

congressman and a member of the commit, you're also one of my favorite people to talk constitution aol law with so i'm going to abuse the privilege and try to get to you talk a little constitutional law. michael lewdig, a luminary on the conservative judicial sort of world to whom mike pence consulted on whether or not it would be a crime to try to steal the election by himself which he determined he could not do, we're going to hear lots of people laying this out, but what we've heard so far, and he said absolutely don't do it because he's a smart man. can you have a seditious conspiracy that involves violent actors who believe their purpose was to obstruct the peaceful transfer of power, to obstruct the congressional -- the handover, the ceremonial handover, can you have that? can you have memoranda from a lawyer acting ostensibly on behalf of the president or in his, you know, for him, to stay here's how you lay out, here's the way we could steal the election without having the president be a part of that crime? in other words, can you prosecute anyone below donald trump for seditio

they beat a capitol policeex officer to death with aol fireworks. english or officer brian cygnet died after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the fight. shee died at the age of forty two after he was bludgeoned, the firefi extinguisherre once again, thats not true . everything you just heard was completely fabricated. the dc medical examiner performed an autopsy and the autopsy report showed that officer brian cygnet had not suffered any kind of blunt force trauma. he was not beaten to death.t foe he died of a stroke in his office later. no one has been charged in officer death because officer skurnik wasn't murdered. they are lying to you that is provable, not a single person you just saw has apologized for lying, not a single one . and it's not just the news media. here's congressman pete aguilar of california claimingre that officers lost their liveser on january six .s l these hearings will be a chance for the country to come together to rally aroundtr the truth and unite around r the rule of law. we owe law it to the office

for another 20 years but i have spoken with anti—abortion activist and i was talking to one back on aolons and maybe even sweeping bands. ., ~ . ., ., bands. thank you so much for that anal sis. bands. thank you so much for that analysis- we _ bands. thank you so much for that analysis. we are _ bands. thank you so much for that analysis. we are joined _ bands. thank you so much for that analysis. we are joined by - analysis. we are joined by our guest from washington steps is a democratic strategist and former national political director. if i can just ask for your reaction there, please comment to this dramatic and sweeping ruling by the supreme court. the other market is a very sad day for america and the women of this country to have these freedoms stripped away from us. and as everyone knows, we expected it was coming and now we need to take this sadness and outrage and translate it into what needs to happen in november at our elections and that is notjust for congress although the point that your gas just before sad is well taken. if republicans are in charge, that is what they wi