but others don t think he s toxic. that s the whole point. the republican party is moving into this world where elon musk stands for what they stand for culturally. so it makes perfect sense that ron desantis would go there. but the thing that i m thinking about is when we say voters aren t on twitter, voters aren t anywhere. this media landscape is so different. it s not the old days where everyone was watching the same three broadcast news networks at night. now, everyone is on gaming platforms or social media platforms. all that matters is can you plan a message that can go viral and break out? that s going to be the standing test of time for tomorrow. what also matters is actually appealing to real voters in the first four states specially in iowa where of the first four states there s the biggest non-trump opening and where a lot of desantis allies and advisers believe he has to win that state. so i think this is we re very focussed on twitter, as we should be because this is
road and get it earlier. what happens in a primary doesn t disappear in the general election. the elon musk of it all, i think it s very significant. this is something that has been spreading nonstop conspiracy theories, whether it s about paul pelosi s attack, the neo-nazi guy who carried out a mass shooting in texas. he, in and of himself, is a controversial, some would say, toxic figure to tie yourself to at this stage. others don t lucky socks, expects the point. the republican party is moving into this world war elon musk stands for what they stand for culturally, so it makes sense rhonda sanchez would go there. the thing i m thinking about, is when we say voters aren t on twitter, voters aren t anywhere. this immediate landscape is so different. it s not the old days where everyone was watching the same three broadcast news networks at night. now, everyone is on gaming platforms, social media platforms. all that matters is, can you plan a message that can go viral and break o
sets and the perishable cyber skill sets are the 20 somethings the answer is not to throw them out or not recruit them, but rather to get better at monitoring them and vetting them this is the digital generation they grew up on these online gaming platforms, and trust people they ve never met online. they ve got to better at interviewing, the rest of the intel community provides regular polygraphs to people they ve got to do that too that serves as a bumper, a guardrail when you know you re about to get polygraphed randomly, you probably aren t going to press send on that classified data. i appreciate the discussion about solutions. that s the goal moving forward frank figliuzzi and ken dilanian, thank you both. now, this morning the investigation into a deadly parking garage collapse in new york s lower manhattan is just getting started. take a look at this stunning video. after the second floor collapses into the first, it pancakes into the basement
have young people in their lives who are in these chat rooms who are all these gaming platforms dominate more questions tick tock at the tip of the iceberg on the stuff. discord, mine craft always platforms or creating artificial communities where young people can be warped and twisted. we need to bake a huge amount more attention is going on that space. i understand that and would imagine many parents agree that many prints would also say it s hard to access they do not even know what these various platforms are and how to monitor if they need too. listen will save that for another conversation. give me another 20 or 30 seconds finally where do we sit now the information to share a leak that is out there exposed for whoever to see and to use it for whatever nefarious way they want too. what concerns you the most? parks what concerns me is we cannot get this genie back in
hope that is the outcome. thank you so much, chancellor thanks for being with us that does it for us today, and make sure you watch inside with jen psaki on msnbc. chris jansing is here right now. good day, i m chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. right now the demand for answers as jack teixeira, the national guardsman accused of leaking hundreds of highly classified documents makes his first court appearance what we know about the 21-year-old behind one of the biggest u.s. intelligence leaks in a decade. how he got access to his top secret material and the charges he now faces plus, an inside look at the gaming platforms where those government secrets went undetected by u.s. officials for months, and what an anonymous member of the group is saying about him. the chat room s leader