guess we re going to explain its all in this specialn of edition of the ingraham angle . the twitter files. fe now, a few years back ,vative conservatives started noticing that their tweets weren taction getting the traction they once did. tnow the common parlance became known as shadow manning. the effort to suppress orthe re amplify the reach of certainac voices. now, this was so concerning that former ceo jack dorsey was brought before congress to answer questions about it. fore are you censoring people? no. peo twitter shadow banning prominent republicans thad. is that true? no. well, he was doing intermittent fasting and so he can.jack dor now, tonight, jack dorsey better be lawyering up because it sure looks like he lied plder oath, playing kind of a gameay of semantics there. now, a little over two hours ago, former new york times columnist and free speech champion barry weiss began dropping more of those internal twitter files that showed justhe how dedica
in some ways i feel vindicated because i ve been talking about thisthis for a couple of years endlessly. and people say, oh, yeah, okay,e sure, you re censorensd? twitte nor , actually , twitter single out our account and gavet a threat tag of do not amplify.t and so i would love to meet with elon or anybody on the twitter team and find out to what extent this was was done, when it was done and forrt what reason. but, laura , what i m reallyabou curious about is , werey they told to do this by the fbi, by the doj, by the cdc,e you see, laura , back in20 whe the spring of 2020 when you were doing wonderful coverage about the danger of lockdowns and potential other treatments. i watss tweeting a lot of segments from your show. i was tweeting outgs i things i heard on your show from dr. atlas and the threat of lockdowns. and i could only imagine that what i was doing on twitter wasr odirect threa wt to the kind of one size fits all consensusne that the cdc, pfizer , astrazeneca wanted to
eric: all right. time for one for thing. dana is kicking it off. dana: one of the great senator of the united states, senator joe lieberman of connecticut gavet speech as a senator on saturday. take a listen to this. mr. president, my fourth and final term as the united states senator will soon come to an end. as i reflect on that reality, i am of course filled with many emotions. but the one that i feel most is gratitude. i leave this chamber as full of faith and the dream called america. as when i stood here near a quarter century ago to take the oath of office for the first time. thank you, all. i have a lot to be grateful for. dana: he is a very honorable man.