they brag that they did this or did that. because i see part of this isn t the goal here not with the op-ed, isn t the goal here to try to sew chaos and get us all suspicious of each other is that what s happening? are you all getting suspicious of each other? smr no, we re not. reporter: that paranoia and those suspicions are very real inside this west wing this week following this op-ed and launching the latest search for leakers we ve seen inside this white house. but for now, we are still waiting for the president to speak to see if he s going to competent further today. he has no public events on his schedule. we will certainly be keeping an eye on his twitter feed. we certainly will, jamie diamond at the white house, thank you. can the justice department investigate this? michael moore, former attorney and brian stelzer, host of reliable sources. michael moore, can they, should they, would it do any good in. you know the justice
sites for pedsling in con peddling in conspiracy theory, and now info. wars is being pulled from some of the biggest companies on the web. talking about youtube, facebook, spotify. they ve all removed info. wars. alex jones content removed hating hate speech policies. the founder, alex jones, has done things like calling the sandy hook massacre a hoax. he has said that september 11th, the attack, was an inside job by the government. our senior media correspondent, host of reliable sources, brian stelzer is here with more. good morning. good morning. when you look at why this happened, i was shocked by it i mean, you look at youtube, for example, which he had 2.4 million subscribers. his videos on youtube, watched 1.5 billion times. beforehand, all of these platforms had not pulled down something something, free speech. why? it shows the companies are making decisions. seemingly casual or very subjective way.
we re working to get information. i want to turn to our evan perez, who s working the phones. what have you learned? reporter: we know that there s been as you mentioned a big police response not only from the atf which says it s on its way. they say that there is a shooting at the capital gazette in annapolis, maryland. the maryland statements also on the way. the maryland state police also on the way. they re also responding to the shooting incident, for which there s precious few details. i will say the capital gazette appears to have published a story on their website at this point which is providing information. it appears to be the same information that the baltimore sun is reporting, saying there have been multiple people shot in this newsroom, attributing it to a gazette reporter by the name of phil davis. the same story that brian
1884, owned by baltimore sun media. brian stelzer, our chief media correspondent. talk to us about the paper and what we can about t and what . reporter: this is a well-known paper in the community. an important newspaper that covers local politics. covers the state house there in annapolis. what we know, very little, of course, as you mentioned, from the baltimore sun which is also owned by there s initial information about what has happened here. we know the shooting was reported at an office park with multiple offices. according to the baltimore sun, the newspaper offices were involved in this particular incident. and there were some very scary messages posted on twitter by an intern from the newspaper who at one point was publishing the address of the office park and calling for help. he later said that people had been wounded at that location. we know very little else at this
gazette newspaper building where we are continuing to monitor live images in our affiliate, wjla. we see law enforcement on scene, crime scene tape up. and now confirmation, according to evan perez, that one person is in custody in what police are saying is an active shooter situation. no word or confirmation on how many if any are injured. early reports are that multiple people may have been shot. the police there, anne arundel police saying that they have now evacuated the building, but the search continues through the building. brian stelzer, you are still with us. this is the capital gazette newspaper, relatively small newspaper, right? what kind of security would be there? reporter: low or no security. that s important as we talk about this. the gazette publishes multiple newspapers in and around annapolis. it s the kind of newsroom that makes journalism great. this covers the maryland state