only airing in a small market in florida, there may be nobody there who thinks to say, hey, politifact florida, why don't you look into that? so i think that is an aspect where we can build, i think, some crowd-sourcing network that highlights. we will get a little bit of feedback, but it has not yielded the great response that we would like, but i think that crowd-sourcing is it maybe. >> we had something called spin detectors, with a box on our home page, and we have been asking for people to send us examples of this sort of thing, and that if they get targeted mailings, robocalls, what are they seeing in their inboxes that gets sent to them, but he is right. they do not send these things to reporters. it is not like they are putting it on a television station, where it can be monitored, and we can see every ad that they put on, but there is a huge potential for flying under the radar, and telling targeted groups of voters the things that are not true. i do not know that it is going on. i assume it is going on to some degree. how great of a degree, i do not know. limited success. if anyone w

only in a small market in florida, you know, there may be no one there who thinks to say hey, politifact florida why don't you look into that. and so i think that's an aspect where i think we can build some crowd sourcing network that highlights those things. we've tried to our partner, npr, and actually not have that much success. we have said hey, if you get a robocall, if you see an out of whatever and get a little bit of feedback out of that, but it has not yielded a great response we would like. but i think outsourcing is probably the answer to that. >> i would endorse that. we at factcheck.org launched this year something we call spin detectors which is promoted a little box on the homepage. we been actively asking our visitors, readers, subscribers to send us examples of this sort of thing so they get targeted mailings, so they get robocall's, so they get live calls from boiler rooms of people reading from scripts at what are they seeing in their inboxes that gives enough to them? we, too, have had limited success from this, but bill is right. the big challenge is they don't send this stu

only airing in a small market in florida, there may be nobody there who thinks to say, hey, politifact florida, why don't you look into that? in a small market in florida, there may be no one there who thinks to say, why do you not look into that? so i think that is an aspect where we can build, i think, some crowd-sourcing network that highlights. we will get a little bit of feedback, but it has not yielded the great response that we would like, but i think that crowd-sourcing is it maybe. >> we had something called spin detectors, with a box on our home page, and we have been asking for people to send us examples of this sort of thing, and that if they get targeted mailings, robocalls, what are they seeing in their inboxes that gets sent to them, but he is right. they do not send these things to reporters. it is not like they are putting it on a television station, where it can be monitored, and we can see every ad that they put on, but there is a huge potential for flying under the radar, and telling targeted groups of voters the things that are not true. i do not know that it is going on.

politifact. haleh in florida. what do you want to talk about?r: i want to talk about the degree to twin the democrats and republicans. the democrats, they know how to govern. but they do not really used the right talking points. republicans, they do not know how to govern. they are about money, power, and control. the democrats, they look out for the whole country. everybody, think about this. how could you bring this country down like you did and then not even try to help fix what you did? i do not understand why anybody would go back and vote for the party that does not do anything for them, but just 41% in the country. host: betty is a -- but just for the 1% in the country. host: betty in davenport caller:, florida good morning. -- host: betty in davenport, florida. caller: good morning. i am an 80-year-old lady. my partner is 86. my father was a democrat and my mother's a republican. both sides were highly educated. my mother was a schoolteacher and they taught me politics every night. i have voted more republican than i have democrat. there